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I grew up and currently live in Pataskala, but my wife grew up and graduated from New Lex in 1997. whats your name, i'll ask her if she knows you. I could help you out with a couple plants next year, I go down to New Lex almost every month for some inlaw event and/or holiday.

I grew 10 of the Giant Jalapeno plants this summer, and gave away about 10 plants as well. I got about 3 dozen peppers per plant, which only grew about 2 feet tall. I had one plant split a branch off from the weight of them! They were a lot of fun.

hey browning, I'll be down in Perry County this Saturday for my wife's b-day party. We'll be in New Lex.

I just ordered seeds for next years crop from Judy. Giant Jalapeno, Trinidad Scorpion Butch T, and White Bhut's. She sent me 3 additional packets, Red Bhut, 7 Pod Yellow Brain Strain, and Yellow 7 Pot. Now I have to rethink my garden layout next year. . .

thanks for all the compliments. most of my knowledge came from this site.

nice cicada shell

yeah, i'm excited to see what they do. It's probably my best producing plant so far, and I have no idea what it's gonna turn out to be...

I bought seeds from pepperlover.com as well. But not White Bhuts. But, I do have this plant that looks a lot like what you guys have too. It's supposed to be an Orange Bhut, but the pods aren't really bumpy like what I expect a Bhut to look like. The pods are lighter colored than any other...

Here's a pic of one of my plants. It's in my Glog as well, but I thought others might like to see it here too. It was supposed to be a Douglah, but it's not:

Ok, after 20 days of rain it finally stopped for a while, and now its freaking 90+ for almost a week now. The plants are all starting to look better, darker green, and not so over-watered. So here's some pics. This first one is my Chocolate Habaneros:   And now here's a pic of some Douglah's...

it's finally stopped raining! At least for a couple days. A lot of my pepper plants are yellowing, but they're holding on strong. My corn on the other hand, was flattened twice by two huge storms. The first one dumped 1.5" of water in about a half hour! I'll let them recover a little and get...

ok, here's a shot of the Douglah's:   It's supposed to stop raining here around Thursday, so I expect everything to take off soon. It's rained here almost every day for weeks now. My two 275 gallon rain barrels have been full and out of use for most of the summer. I've only used the water for a...

Here's a couple quick pics of some of the pods coming along. Here's a Chocolate Habanero:   And here's a Trinidad Scorpion Moruga Blend:   Here's some Orange Bhuts, not the best shot:   I'll get a couple more pics up later of the Douglah's, peace,

Everything's looking nice. I like those White Bhuts!         *dark star crashes, pouring it's light into ashes*

I should mention, it's from www.pepperlover.com

thanks. I'm thinking it's some kind of Bhut maybe? Obviously, until it ripens I won't be able to tell much...

I'm not sure what it is yet. But it doesn't look like a Douglah.   Another shot of the same pepper, a few days ago:     And the whole plant (which is about 2.5 feet tall):     So... what's everyone think?

I was afraid it wasn't. Here's another view of this pepper:   And here's one that looks more like a Douglah: (different plant than the one above)   And this last one is supposed to be an Orange Bhut:   I've added AACT twice now, about every two weeks. It's rained a crap load here. Almost...

alright then, it's now almost July, and I just got back from a weeks vacation in the Panhandle, It was awesome, lots of beach time, snorkeling, swimming, eating, drinking, etc.  I had my dad come over and pump about 100 gallons into my garden while I was gone. Temps were in the high 80's, low...

Judy from pepperlover.com responded to me saying that they had Purple Cayenne seeds, but not enough to sell. She thought they got mixed in with some stuff. So I guess that's what it is, , I'll wait until they're red to really try one...