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  • Want to know how capsaicin cream works?
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    It alleviates pain by depleting the body's supply of substance P, a chemical component of nerve cells that transmits pain signals to your brain.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    but that is just one action, another MoA is defunctionalization by altering several mechanisms involved in pain.
    Mass shootings and we are supposed to give up our guns? Uh, no. I keep it loaded and on hand at all times.
    geeme
    geeme
    Passed on but not verified yet: The US is something like #3 globally in gun-related deaths. Take away just the top 5 cities, though, and the US is now globally #4 from the bottom. Those 5 cities have the anti-American gun laws. Go figure...
    calchilihead
    calchilihead
    13% of the population accounts for 63% of all firearm related murders in the US. Per FBI statistics. its not a gun problem.
    Rymerpt
    Rymerpt
    Not worried MY KUNG FU STRONG and I own an attack cat. No really he'll claw your f**kin eyes out.
    Cant wait to try a.jobito x bubblegum
    Alchymystic
    Alchymystic
    A Bubblebito? Lol! :) That sounds like an awesome cross! Love Bubblegums; have yet to have the pleasure of sampling the Jobitos, but from their claim of awesome taste – that could be a real winner between the two!
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Ralph, hang around long enough and they will become available. Once mine are producing I'm willing to share some seed. I believe it was Fiogga who contributed these.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Alchymystic those were my thoughts when I discovered that cross. Can't wait to try it!
    Cant wait to try some pods of both the Black Cayman, and Jamaican Hot Chocolate. I want to see if they truly taste the same, or if there is a difference. The JHC seems to handle the heat a bit better.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Both are starting to put on some pods now, so it will not be long..
    "Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    It must be fought for, protected, and handed on to them to do the same" -Reagan
    96strat
    96strat
    I did! my gun carrying , church going, country singing daughter don't mess with her
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    good deal 96
    Scotch bonnets are getting BIG They love their soil and place. No sign of bugs or anything. Just growing great in almost full sun and laughing at the Florida heat
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Grass Snake, lucky you. I had the hardest time finding it here. Best thing is to combine it with some high quality green manure, some rock dust, little bit of bone meal and gypsum and a touch of potash, and bam! Perfect organic soil. Just check the ph and adjust it with a touch of lime until it reaches close to 6 to 6.5 or so.
    Grass Snake
    Grass Snake
    Thanks for the tips Aaron.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    You welcome, let me know if you try it. I made this mix out of necessity as our soil is too alkaline. I found out the hard way that its more difficult to acidify then to alkalize, and it takes longer. This is a clean mix with low toxic residues, and creates the best tasting peppers to date. Seems to repel bugs and fungus too.
    Okay, I am going to give you all one of my favorite ingredients for soil...
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Also its full of nutrients, blueberry growers use it as the preferred medium, mixed with green manure. Mixed with a few other key ingredients and it becomes the perfect organic soil for peppers. I love it.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Also, it prevents mold and other bacteria all by itself. Eliminates a lot of headaches.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Pine is the shit. I also use pine bark mini nuggets to mulch the peppers.
    Any oe have Douglahs for sale? Need a couple sfrbs
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Sic, let me know when you have the fresh ones available. I would like a box or 2 if you can get that many. Also looking for 7 Pot burgandy and cumari de para. Wicked mike has these but is out at the moment.
    sicman
    sicman
    Not a problem. 2 boxes coming up.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Sounds great, thank you Hybrid and Sic.
    A 5 inch layer of mulch does wonders in the Florida heat. Keep roots cool, and they can handle a lot more than you think.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    I noticed a big improvement by increasing my mulch content, using straw. Plants look unfazed by the heat and exposure to lots of sun. Consider we have been looking at 85 to 90 f temps, I would say thats pretty good.
    Hybrid Mode 01
    Hybrid Mode 01
    Straw is a great mulch choice for the heat. It keeps the soil cool by reflecting sunlight off it's white-ass self.
    I have leaf mold on now. When it starts getting hot, I'll top it off with 3-4" of straw.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Good stuff it is. If fungus content gets too high or in suspect I go to my secret, or not so secret, pine bark fines. It works really well against fungus and adds nutrients as well. Hard for me to find at the moment in bulk.
    Looks like I will start off with BCS walk behind tractor. Found one used with a tiller attachement, and a hiller
    pepperguy1
    pepperguy1
    I'm glad you found something to work with inside your budget.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Thanks pepperguy1. It was priced well and known to be a good affordable alternative to sit down tractors. Good at least for me to start out with.
    I can't believe I just picked up a large healthy full of pods, real scotch bonnet and organic for $12.50
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Came from a new grower, they are quite large, and the best deal I have found for peppers like these.
    pepperguy1
    pepperguy1
    Sounds like you got some good stuffing peppers.
    Vicious Vex
    Vicious Vex
    Last year at Home Depot at the end of the season they had an orange hab plant in a 2# container. Loaded with pods. I picked it up for 2.50+tax. The deals are out there!
    Favorite jalapenos?
    geeme
    geeme
    Purples. Only thing is that they are small and very seedy. But IMO, the ripe flavor is worth it.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    Thanks jblo and geeme. I have the cracked so I will give them a try, and the purple I have been hearing is quite tasty, so I will look into getting this one.
    oldsalty
    oldsalty
    purple for me!!!
    I planted one of the largest bamboos in the world, Dendrocalamus giganteus, as a screen on the side of our property. Massive bamboo!
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    If you copy and paste the species into google images, you will see what I am talking about. I actually want to plant more of them. They are used as construction material as well, and you can get a pretty penny for the full size mature culms.
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    I had Dendrocalamus Minor amoenus at the other home we just sold, and it does indeed get larger than the stated size, especially if planted in shade, as it will stretch to get the sunlight. Beautiful variety, but I was disappointed with how thin the walls are. I had on more than one occasion broken culms due to high winds. Mine grew almost 50+ feet tall and 3.5+ inch culms. Very fast grower though, in fact one of the quickest to get to a large size. Wayright and Pex, I do understand what your...
    AaronTT
    AaronTT
    getting at, those runners go everywhere. I would never do that to a neighbor, as I would not want it done to me.
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