Recent content by Pam

Ah...now I see.

It looks healthy. What other peppers have you grown hydroponically?

*sigh* I may have to do that if winter doesn't turn loose soon. Thanks for the heads up.

You never do.

No, *I* don't feel pressured. I'm a ballsy broad perfectly able to take care of myself. It's not about me. My mistake. I misjudged you. ...she just goes else net.

You talking smack about peppers or beer? Your plants do look great!

Yeah, it's supposed to be cool and rainy by the weekend. Winter just doesn't want to let go this year.

Yes, it's irritating, especially for someone like you who takes such care of his plants. I would hazard a guess they didn't expect someone who knew much about gardening to buy it. Good on you, Mike, for not doing things the easy way. I respect your stand on morals.

Welcome from South Carolina!

Uh oh! You didn't plant too much in it, I hope?

Y'all must have amazing space to plant all those peppers and tomatoes. Both your lists are impressive.

Did you break up the peat pots at all before you planted them? I know they're supposed to decompose, but, in my experience, they do so slowly. Potawie was talking else thread about monitoring the pH in the peat pellets he uses. It's not something I've ever thought about doing, but I wouldn't...

You check the pH on Jiffy pellets? Wow. I grow tomatoes, basil, and some flowers in them, but I've never thought to worry about the pH.

Once they start leafing out, you'll be able to tell the difference in jalapenos and habaneros. And if not, you certainly won't mistake the peppers!

It's different.