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Honestly for me they seem like the easiest variety to grow. They grow tall usually and mature very quickly and hardly have problems with flowerdrop. Treat them like your average pepper plant, dont overwater, dont overfeed and they'll be just fine

Bamix immersion blenders are very good too, been using one for years

If i were you I'd repot them a bit deeper and then give them a better light source. Like JHP said, if they get insufficient lighting they'll stretch out like yours trying to get closer to light.

Yes, change it to 'God Emperor Trump'

My pleasure; pal!

This is where i get mine. http://www.greensell.nl/ or  https://onlinetopgarden.com/nl/ Both ship quickly and never had any problems with them

This is exactly what happens to me every year. By the end of the season i see how much peppers i have that I just have no use for. Then i start selecting seeds for next season and just get so hyped and excited that i expend anyways... Chilihead brains work in mysterious ways!

How do you germinate?   I put my seeds ontop of a wet paper towel inside of a chinese take away container untill i see the 'hooks'. Then i plant them in individual pots. What is your soil mix made of?   Potting soil, perlite, osmocote pellets, coco coir, blood and hornmeal, lava meal   What do...

Nice score there, 25kg of that stuff will last you a lifetime. I use an epsom salts spray on my seedlings every 2 weeks roughly, 1 teaspoon of epsom salts dissolved into 1liter of luke warm water. Then after i transplant them outdoors I just top dress some epsom salts every month or so. Just go...

  I thought you were more into japanese men, QQ? welcome back man, good luck with next years grow

Alright thanks for all the encouragement folks! I still have some Giberrellic acid laying around that i might try on these seeds to give them some extra easy germination.

Even my lemon drops sometimes throw out these kinds of pods that have spikes all over them. Possibly has something to do with weather conditions, but don't quote me on that. All in all nothing to be concerned about, if anything, it kind of looks cool! Have fun eating those!

  Thanks for you response man! I've read your topic about C. Lanceolatum and really enjoyed the pictures you had, that's the reason I'll be growing this next season. Yes, I've also only had good experiences with Peter's seeds, and for that price I just had to get some. Any way of preventing or...

So I've ordered some capsicum lanceolatum seeds from semillas.de. I've read a bit about this plant, and everyone says it grows slowly and is very hard to grow. So how exactly is this plant hard to grow? Sensitive to overfeeding? Grows so slow you have to start it ages before your actual season...

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