Recent content by HOH_Virus

SY, Your chili looks righteous!! I will have to try a variation of yours next time!

Trust me it is way more red than that.. The pic was taken with my phone and the color was the first thing I noticed after taking the pic. The Pic was taken right after putting everything together it cooked for three hours after the pic was taken here is the finished product.

:onfire: This evening I took a variety of peppers I have been growing and decided to whip up a pot of chilli with them! Jalapeno Trinidad Scorpion Cleo's Dragon Cobra Chile Fatali Cayenne Bhut Jolokia The Chili: Onion Shallot Garlic Beef Broth Chili Powder Kidney and Chili Beans Mixture of...

I also added a lil yellow dye #5 for some color to the liquid!

Thanks for the info! Very informative. I took 2 cups of water and 1 1/2 cups of vinegar and 2 tablespoons of pickling salt, Boiled it then added about a tablespoon and a half of pickling spices and garlic to the jars, stuffed them with the peppers. One jar with a fatali and the other with a...

Hello all! Well I started to get my first harvest of ripe peppers and I have pepperoncinis up to my ears! So I decided to give pickling a try, I have read many recipes and articles online about pickling peppers, so much I think all of the different techniques have thrown me off of course of...

If anyone wants some of them PM me your address and I have no problem sending them your way! It is the least I could do after all the things I learned from you guys on this site! :clap:

It is very intense for the first few minutes but easily dissapears. When I tried one and people were asking me if it was hot I was surprised at first to say Yes very! but the burn does not spread like it would with a hab or bhut it just stays where the pepper had contact. I didnt get too much...

Thanks, that does seem to be it. Man they are intense!

I was camping this weekend at a friends cabin and her family had left a bowl of these tiny red peppers there that was given to me. She said that a relative got them in Arizona and said it was a tortilla pepper but I have never heard of such thing. I tried one of them and they are extremely...

I think I found the problem, it had nothing to do with sun or water. It was this huge green bug that seemed to pull down the plant, I know it seems a lil outlandish but that had to be it because it was the three plants that were right beside each other. I spotted him a few times and thought...

MrArboc Ive noticed it happening all the time, when I wake up in the AM, When I come home from work. Water is not the issue they got rained on a couple days ago and have been in my sun porch since because the weather has been awful (cold and nonstop raining for 4 days now). Maybe it is a light...

They are deffinately not wilted its like they are taking a nap or something, the stalk just goes limber then I come back later and its just fine. Didnt know if this was a sign of some nutrient missing or why this happens.

Ive noticed sometimes quite a few of my plants start to lean over and kinda just fall down, I usually just take a pencil and stake it for a couple hours and go back and its fine. Any Ideas why they would do this? It has happened to about 3 different ones now.

I bought a couple of those bonnie peppers at lowes the other day and noticed that there was actually two plants in the biodegradeable pot they come in. Should I lust leave them be and grow like that, should I sacrifice one and cut it, or should I try to seperate them? They are really close...