Recent content by Big Jim

Thanks everybody. Well, here is my CL ad explaining the details of my honey http://jerseyshore.craigslist.org/grd/3000339742.html. Feel free to message me here on THP or at https://www.facebook...294740890610501 and we can make arrangements for shipping.

Does anybody know anything about the laws pertaining to selling raw unprocessed honey online? :think:

A quick update: All of the superhots have joined the other pepper varieties in the greenhouse and are doing fine. The only peppers that aren't doing so well are our jalepenos - but whatever I guess....we have so many other peppers to manage they won't even be missed hopefully. I will post more...

Our Superhots are just about ready for the greenhouse now!

We got the first of our several compost deliveries from our friend from church that had the hook up at the local recycling center. We basically just have to pay $35 dollars per 30ft roll-off load / 10 tons. God just keeps providing for us on our farming adventures! :dance:

Here is a recent shot of the peppers that I still need to take to the greenhouse that are in my growing station at home. I figure I will transplant them soon :lol: Here are some Trinidad Scorpion Morugas.

I have a few questions. Any suggestions? Yellow Bhut Jolokia - I am wondering why the leaves are a yellowish color. Maybe it's possible I am over watering? I have been watering once a day (plus a misting) and keeping a fan on them 16 hours a day. The plants have been transplanted into a 50/50...

I have a few questions. Any suggestions? Yellow Bhut Jolokia - I am wondering why the leaves are a yellowish color. Maybe it's possible I am over watering? I have been watering once a day (plus a misting) and keeping a fan on them 16 hours a day. The plants have been transplanted into a 50/50...

http://s1052.photobucket.com/albums/s460/reflectthelight777/?action=view&current=20120327182701.mp4

Just a quick progress report. The close ups are my yellow Bhut Jolokias.

The coco coir works great for germination and up until they get their true leaves. After that they need to be introduced to some nutrient dense soil. I like to transplant them from 100% coco coir to 50% coco coir - 50% compost. I also use liquid fish to feretilize during the trasplant.

Starting to transplant and transport to the greenhouse!

Getting ready for transplanting. :party: