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  1. Pyre

    Sick Plant

    Mites, broadmites most likely
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    in-ground "Underground" pots/baskets

    I do this with a different species of plants (though also Solanaceae), you drill holes, larger ones, on the sides of the pot then dig them in. In autumn you run a knife or other sharp tool along the pot edges and pull the pot out. Then they overwinter in a non-freezing safe space without any...
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    scotch bonnet flowering issue

    likely dry air
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    seeds Germination FAQ

    I've had a much easier time not putting them in a zip lock where they're squished between paper towels or a filter, but just using a shallow tupperware container with some paper in the bottom. Seeds are then just placed on top of the wet paper, and the container can either be closed by its own...
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    vendor whitehotpeppers

    Ordered seeds, shipping was fast and lots of really quality extras included. It's awesome that there are lots of crosses and unstables in the store too, as I love growing things with the potential of new phenos. One very very impressive thing is that all the varieties have detailed descriptions...
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    Dumb question, but I want to know,,,,,,,,,,,,

    Thanks, I was a member before but then wasn't around for a few years. Good to be back.
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    Dumb question, but I want to know,,,,,,,,,,,,

    I did exactly this as well. For a few years I cycled through the colors, and came back to chocolates dominating the grow as just better flavor-wise. I'm still not sure if it's not a psychological thing, but it's good to hear someone else say it too. Oh, one exception being the Jonah, the only...
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