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So definitely NOT starting in January again, that was horrible as I also ran out of space, will continue using lights for starting that was a great thing. Will definitely tend more towards annuums rather than superhots, they are just too superhot for this climate it seems :)

So when I finished high school I did a process of concentrating extracted capsaicin from peppers for my thesis, and I got exactly what you are describing by ingesting a tiny amount of that :D

Even though the ply looks quite thick, I'd suggest putting up a strut from underneath, you would be surprised how easily wood warps under load. ;)

Preparing myself for a few exams this week

I used to have a GLOG but it got phased out because of other things that I had to do at the time. Thanks for the kind words though :D One plant set 2 pods but that's about it :/ tons of flowers on the plants these days but it seems there is no pollen on them to go around.   I will probably...

Speaking from past experience, watch out for pests, keep a close eye on them and kill off any infestations when they begin, do not overwater the plants during this time, how are you running those lights? I'd suggest lowering the fixture a bit and perhaps making a reflective dome for the bulbs...

Loving the list man, with all those amenities I think you should add a fold out bed to the list since I think you will be spending more time there than in the house ;) Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

Are these what they use to make dinglebobs for plumbuses?

Doesn't this kill the beneficial bacteria as well? What would be the potential repercussions from something like that?

Do link us the article/video when it is made! Sounds awesome.

Welcome from Bosnia friend :D

So this spring we converted the infamous terrace of our two story apartment into a veranda (plastic roofing) and wow did it make a difference in growing chillies. First I get total watering control this way, rain does not affect me (except for the rain barrel I plan to make next season hehe) and...

From my experience wider is better as well, just wanted to see what you guys thought. Loving the mixing pots:  

Cull the plant, do not risk infecting others by keeping it alive. Sterilize the pot it was grown in. Also do not plant seeds from any pods it produced, you are not sure how long the plant had the virus. 

As long as it is new growth it usually takes off just fine, be warned it took like a month for some of my clones to show roots through the cup. If they don't die within a week I'd say you are good. I have several types of rooting hormone, there exist three grades here, one is for leafy plants...

Has anyone had experience with using two pots the same size just one may be wider vs deeper. Which pepper performed better? 

Wow! Those kumquats are amazing,meanwhile mine look the same for 3 years basically  :rofl:

So I have a bhut plant that is from 2014, and this year I transplanted it into a big mixing bucket. However even though it is flowering and setting pods at the moment, the leaves don't seem to be growing at all. We do have really hot days and cold nights here, but I am not sure that is it. I...

Not participating either, I forgot to mention that last year and got surprised by the envelope :O

Those spider bugs are called spider mites, and are the devils work.