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Yeah Colemans is a mustard that will make your eyes water. Hopefully hits the spot in your next hot sauce.

Berties hot sauce is some really good stuff. They do a pimento sauce as well which has amazing flavor with mild to medium heat  I would like to know what pepper the pimento is so I could grow some.   http://www.trinigourmet.com/index.php/berties-mega-hot-trinidad-pepper-sauce-recipe/

We have had a Blendtec for 7 years. It gets a flogging blending soups, smoothies, cocktails, curry grazies...... & still going strong.

http://www.trinigourmet.com/index.php/berties-mega-hot-trinidad-pepper-sauce-recipe/ Hi Stabler, I am following your thread with interest.   This is a link for a Trinidad hot sauce called Berties. The brand of mustard they use is Matouks ( Matouks make some pretty good hot sauce too ) & it may...

Thank you for the replies, the cloners look great.

Hi there,   I have a 7pod yellow that i have successfully overwintered. It produced well in its first year & I would like to take some cuttings from it to start new plants. I have a few questions to throw out their;   What is the best time of year to take the cuttings What is the best product to...

Thanks for that RM. One more question - no salt added yet?

This looks & sounds really good. I am new to this & curious to know why you did not stir the ingredients? Is 90 days fermentation the minimum required for a mash?? Did you grate the orange peel in as well?? Apologies for all the questions. Ian

Im far from an expert......if you are not going to grow something in the beds before spring, cover the beds with 4-6" straw, regular, lucerne or pea straw. the cover that with cowmanure, from the field/yard if you can get it. Water the straw initially. dig it in in the spring and off you go.

Hi Ezzer, I have them in pots and move them around to catch the morning & afternoon sun & under cover when we get a down pour. I started out with over 50 plants ( from seeds ) and have 14 left. Alot of the seeding lings did not do anything after getting their send/third sets of leaves. I have...

Hi Ezzer, I have them in pots and move them around to catch the morning & afternoon sun & under cover when we get a down pour. I started out with over 50 plants ( from seeds ) and have 14 left. Alot of the seeding lings did not do anything after getting their send/third sets of leaves. I have...

Hi Guys n Gals, is it best to nip the buds off prior to the flower opening, or after they open? How long should i nip them off for?? Cheers, Ian

I actually germinate them outside. The afternoon temps at the side of the house is ~ 40c max. On overcast / smog days 32/34. I would not sit them in the full sun all day, If you have a wall that has a breeze runnig along it - when we are lucky enough to get a breeze in the tropics - and it gets...

Hi Ezzer, I live in Jakarta & the climate is similar to yours. I grow mine outside where they catch either morning or afternoon sun. The have shelter from rain until they are strong enough to cope with a tropical downpour. Save power man & let the big light in the sky do her stuff :beer:

I will give that a whirl.I wonder how long it takes for mosquito wrigglies to get going?