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OK. Good to know! Thanks again. I've got mine in a non-circulating 1 gallon hydro bucket. If it gets too big I'll move her into a 5 gallon bucket. I can't wait to try some! 😊

Thanks for your input! I guess time will tell. The seeds came from Baker Creek and the exact classification wasn't given. Here is the picture on their site.

Yikes!!! Thanks for the heads-up! 😳

I'm only aware of 1 Jigsaw but there could be other varieties. The reviews on the seed company's website where I bought my seeds have some people claiming they are jalapeño hot while others say hotter than habaneros. I'll just have to wait and see...with a tall milk shake ready just in case! 😎

Hello everyone...has anybody eaten a Jigsaw pepper? I'm growing some and was wondering if the heat level compares to any other well-known chilis such as jalapeños, serranos or habaneros. Thanks in advance!

Well alrighty! I'm very new to pepper growing and hadn't heard of that term. Thanks for your input! I can't wait to try these Jigsaw peppers. I've read that their heat level can vary from jalapeño hot to hotter than Habaneros. Should be interesting! 😁

Hello everybody! I'm having an issue with my indoor, hydroponically grown Jigsaw pepper plant. This is the first Jigsaw I've grown. The plant is beginning to show white markings on it's leaves. The marks do not wipe/rub off. The nutrient solution is Masterblend at 800 ppm with a PH right around...

Give Kratky a try! It's such a simple method that really produces great results. Just make sure whatever container you choose keeps out the light. Algea can take over super fast and kill your plant...trust me I know from personal experience! 😆

Just wanted to show a picture of my newest Serrano. My previous soil based Serrano is still producing fruit and still looks horrible! I moved away from growing with soil indoors and switched to non-circulating hydroponics...specifically the Kratky Method. It works like a charm! The plant drinks...

Thanks! 😁

Thanks! I'm happy to be a member and hopefully...eventually...a contributer. 🙂

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Thank you for all of your input...I really appreciate it! Growing edible plants indoors is proving to be a very fun challenge! I wish I could raise the lights up higher but the tent isn't tall enough. In fact I'm having to trim the top branches off my San Marzano tomato plant on a weekly basis...

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I do have a young Serrano, 6"tall, in a quart mason jar using the Kratky hydroponic method with a current nutrient solution of around 700 which is doing fine. I actually germinated the seed in a rockwool cube in this same exact jar and nutrient solution it's in now. Everything is in a...