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Banjax, I don't think anyone I work with would be daring enough for superhots.    Actually, the first version of Peppermeister Roulette featured only Rachel eating peppers I gave to her.  When I gave them to her, she didn't want to know anything about them so that her first reaction would be on...

And if you do, be sure to record it, so we can watch you guys suffer too  :party:

Yes, I agree with all who say bigger is better, I use 5 gallon buckets for most of my pepper plants, but I also use 18 Gallon totes and put 2 in each, and I get huge plants.  I have in the past used 2.5 and 3 gallon containers but other than small Thai chiles, or small ornamentals, you'll end up...

Thanks, it was a lot of fun.  I wanted to put the Reaper on the wheel, but Rachel voted against it, maybe next time.  The dried bhut was extremely hot, but not as hot as a lot of fresh chiles I've had.

  Yes, my serranos are huge this year.  I went with the Serrano Tampiqueno and they are good producers.  It was a lot of fun.  I'm in NJ and the lovely Rachel is in Delaware so MD is not too far away, if we ever need another player....

We invented a game called Peppermeister Roulette that features a wheel with several types of peppers listed and a few sources of relief.  Rachel challenged me and we're not sure who won.  I highly suggest watching this video if you want a good laugh.     

I do not use that particular brand but I do use Foxfarm big bloom which contains guano and I have had some monster plants this season. Will be geting again next year.

Winners have been announced!! http://peppermeister...ontest-winners/ Thanks to everyone who entered. More giveaway coming soon.

Wow, those douglah long browns look so awesome, i'm jealous. Oh... and nice peter. Be sure to save seeds, people are always looking to get their hands on those peters. :party:

Hey guys, I have the great fortune of living only about 25 minutes from CCN. In the Spring, you can actually walk on in, and select the plants for yourself. I've purchased 50+ plants from there and have never had a plant fail or not bear fruit. I usually go 2-3 times in the spring and the...

Nice setup. I love those global buckets, been using them for the past 2 summers and have gotten HUGE plants from them. There's also a really nice earthbox knockoff plan out there that my plants love as well. Those plants look happy.

Gorgeous pics!

Can't stop making hot sauce!

Are you selling them on the web or at a farmers market/swap meet/flea market situation? And what type of fresh chiles do you plan to sell?

haha, the bottom of the pepper test is always the most deceiving. There's little to no seeds or membrane on the bottom, so I have done the same thing many times. Take a nibble off the end, not so bad, pop the rest in your mouth............ where the F**k is the milk? :fireball: haha great...

Beautiful shots Pepperhead! Are you just teasing that plant on the right by just showing it that big 5 gallon bucket? haha I love the nice high tops on those buckets, easy to stack them for making self watering planters.

Here's another Cyklon pic.

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Pic 1: Mongolian beef sounds amazing, how do they get such cheap meat to taste so flavorful and tender? Don't forget the Rooster Sauce! PEPPERMEISTER'S Homemade Sriracha Recipe: Ode to a Rooster.