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THP is awesome. Second favorite US vendor after WHP. I ordered recently and got a bunch of freebies, including tomato seeds. My order before that with them included some tomato seeds, so I grew them out this summer - got me into growing tomatoes now too. Their germ rates are top shelf...

Prince melts the universe at 3:28

  1. Yeah - there is a literal trove of information on here going back a decade (or more, not sure).  I think this place can't be beat for info if we're talking venues outside of YouTube.   2. I've lurked on some of the pepper sub-reddits or discord channels over the past year, but I don't find...

Havent been active on the forums for a while, but back when I started really getting into peppers during my second grow season in 2014, this was the place I turned to in order to get my information. This, old youtube pod reviews (Nigels channel being one), and Khang Starrs youtube channel for...

Thanks for more ideas AJ. Im all about cheap. No need to spend a lot of cash on plastic pots at Home Depot when we can use makeshift ones that cost pennies. Plants dont care if it is an actual pot, a grocery bag, or whatever.

LoL. Wouldnt classify 2 gallons as a small container either. I grow exclusively out of containers (reusable grocery bags actually - cheap and do the trick). Basically check out my grow list and seed list. All those varieties yielded massive harvests out of containers. If I had to choose 1...

http://www.fordsfieryfoodsandplants.com http://store.myorganicseeds.com/Chile-Pepper-Seeds-C149695.aspx http://chilipepperseeds.tictail.com http://junglerain.com.au/chilli-seeds https://peppernorthseeds.com https://www.rareseeds.com https://www.kitazawaseed.com...

Hippy is awesome, but if youre in US and want this variety, its more economical to go here; https://www.rareseeds.com/fish-pepper/ Baker Creek (not to be confused with bakers peppers) has top shelf reputation for heirloom varieties such as Fish. NM - just realized youre speaking about orange...

Modified post above. Noticed the technicality. THP - agreed - if similar to Charleston then they are discernably different in both look, taste, and heat from run of the mill cayenne. No comparison. If southern exposure is selling them as a different variety, I believe them. They are legit IMO.

Those look like Charleston Red Hots ^^^ But then I saw this, so guess it is its own variety. http://www.southernexposure.com/cayenne-carolina-hot-pepper-bulk-size-3-g-p-1844.html I grew the Charleston red hots last summer from this seed stock...

I have that every time I start my plants in doors, which leads me to believe it may be a mold of some kind due to poor air circulation and humidity. Or edema. However, it goes away and becomes a non-factor once the plants go outdoors.

Im moving out of my apartment and literally found pounds of dehydrated peppers zip locked from past harvests. In short, I have no idea what to do with them.

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