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The red colored one is my favorite sauce to put on pizza...good heat and flavor.

Then there is: chili powder & chile powder

You always use only prime numbers when you make a list? Gives a little insight into your cranium...!

These are the first time I've grown them, so I don't know. Just going by what I've read... Here's what they look like on chileplants.com, where I bought them...

Could it be Jaloro? I'm growing one of those...jalapeno hybrid type, that was "created" in Texas. It is resistant to 6 different diseases. Fruit starts out almost yellow...that's how mine look right now. Then turns orange and finally red.

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Hey darlochileman, thanks for the info! I'd seen that name before, but didn't realize that it was so close the plant I have, or that the name fit in two different species. I look forward to seeing the fruit...

After looking at your pictures, I'm curious about a plant I have. I picked it up at a community plant sale for $2. The tag that came with it says it's a rocatilo. I cannot find any info on that plant. So the name is probably incorrect. It's first flower bloomed a couple of days ago. Here's a...

Imaguitargod, thanks for the info. I believe you were correct about the plant just being stunted. After looking the same way for about 2 weeks, in the last six days it has turned back to a deep green, and has lots of new growth. No aphids, but there are some ants roaming around...

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I have 2 Red Savinas I'm growing, that I bought through chileplants.com. Let me state that I have never grown anything plant-like before, so I don't know squat. I'm growing them in pots, as I do not have the space to put the them in the ground. I put them in the pots on April 21st. They started...

Sunbright Scotch Bonnet 2 Red Savinas 2 Chocolate Habaneros 2 Fataliis Jaloro Arledge Heirloom Chilly Chili Hybrid I did have an Ancho 211 Hybrid, but it keeled over and dried up pretty quickly for some reason All from chileplants.com

He was the deputy... http://www.tvland.com/shows/gunsmoke/character3.jhtml

I don't think he'd want to tape any peppers in the nether-regions. Snikees....!

Found this on a site, though I personally don't know anything about it: White substances on the soil surface may indicate two things. If crusty or crystalline, it's probably an accumulation of salts. The crusty surface layer of soil can be removed and replaced with fresh soil between repottings...