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kiddc

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Active Posts 643
Profile Views 5,546
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Age 29 years old
Birthday August 4, 1982
Real Name
Fong Wan Kit
Gender
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Location
M'sia
Occupation
HRIT Specialist

Food Stuff

Favorite Hot Pepper
Habanero
Favorite BBQ Food
Ribs
Favorite Beverage with Fiery Food
Beer

Growing Stuff

Grow List
Fatalii,
Yellow hab,
orange hab,
Naga, Tabasco,
asian bird's eye,
hungarian hot wax,
bell pepper,
peruvian white,
Goronong habanero (thanks for marcio)
7pod
Seeds Available For Trade
Hungarian Hot Wax,
Fatalii,
Asian Birds eye
Seeds Wanted
Variegated Fish Pepper

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Website URL http://www.whatevermattersmost.com/blog

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2 Million scoville - Moruga Scorpion

07 February 2012 - 09:10 PM

http://iloveitspicy....corpion-pepper/

Not to start another scoville hybrid war, but i find this interesting.

RealTomatoes - cancer fighting toms

06 February 2012 - 09:02 PM

"In a garden lab in Pozzuoli, near Naples, Italian researchers developed the Realtomato by crossing San Marzano tomatoes with purple ones. Grown in the area's rich, volcanic soil, the combination creates a tomato extremely high in cancer-fighting antioxidants, especially after being cooked."

Anyone heard of them or got seeds?

http://gizmodo.com/5...cancer-in-italy

Piment d'Espelette

12 August 2011 - 11:20 AM

Has anyone heard of this pepper:-

I saw it here, in a recipe : http://www.seriousea...tte-recipe.html
"Only allowed a knife point of the stuff" , leads me to think that its quite valuable and hard to come by.
Has anyone grown this pepper before? and do you know where i can get seeds?

more info:-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Espelette_pepper

How to handle cutting hot peppers

06 June 2011 - 02:09 AM

"Vegetable oil is essentially fat, and rubbing your hands with it prior to chopping up and handling your chiles can help cut an otherwise agonizing burn"

Cutting chilies - Helium.com

Fungal problem of some sort?

17 March 2011 - 09:25 PM

Hi there,

These plants are my yellow CARDIs and they've been outside for a while. And they have these strange markings on the leaves. It looks fungal to me but i cant be sure.

Can someone help me identify this?
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the black/brownish spots
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Another pic of the problem

Edit: that will teach me to post without previewing first. Sorry guys, hope the photos load up good now.