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it will work great. I use a mix of Warm / Cool for starting everything inside - and I know the light I use would bring everything to full maturity - i've had small tomatoes form on a couple plants that I left under as experimentation. The Scrog is a great idea and one that i always thought...

I have to add - For anyone looking to make a hobo airlock - some guys will use a balloon with a pin hole in it when making wine. Doesn't let oxygen in, lets c02 out - you know you're fermenting when the balloon is filling with c02. Thanks for the posts!!!

Dried peppers need to be rehydrated.

What about adding tomatillos. Search googole for tomatillo salsa recipes - they are AMAZINGLY tasty and you could get some great ideas from there. I have a friend who makes a green tomato salsa that is amazing.

What temps is your house / area you're going to start seeds from kept at / around? You may not even need the heat to work for you.

Thanks again all!! Great community here!

HELLO! man - you have some amazing traditional greek dishes that use the nice HUGE greek pepperoncini. Not a 'hot' pepper per se - but still a very flavorful pepper!!! Good luck!

I use ProMix for everything. For containers you're always best off using a soiless mix - much less chance of nasties, diseases, problems etc. Lots of guys make their own mix - Peat, Perlite, Vermeculite When it comes down to it - Don't worry about it too much - there are a ton of guys who...

Anywhere in Canada. lol Canadian Tire, ROna, any greenhouse / farm and garden supply - not that it helps you much. But def check local greenhouses - they might bring it in in bulk, and might sell you some of their personal stash. I've switched many friends over to pro-mix from their old stuff.

Thanks for the responses everyone - I appreciate it! Ok - I'll let them ripen! One thing that confuses me - Jalepeno. You always see them green, eat them green - Do they have to be a more 'ripe' version of green? haha Jon

You don't need to worry about expensive flouro tubes for growing. You'll actually get more lumens out of the regular stuff - What you do is shoplight - 4footers. then alternate warm and cool to help cover the spectrum. I use this method for all my seedlings, and get much nicer seedlings...

Ok everyone - I need some help here. Last year, grew a bunch of different peppers - same with this. I think I remember the same thing last year - the peppers I tried, Tam Jalepeno, Serrano Del sol, Mariachi, Alma paprika, Black hungarian, Chimayo yadda yadda - All taste like bell peppers...

No problems man - from what I've been reading. You want to cut your pepper down, above the new growth line. So above where new leaves or stems will off shoot to give it the best chance of survival. You'll be cutting some roots around the plant, and underneath, but that's ok. Take er inside...