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I'm gonna delete that one since this one is more on the topic I wanted. My machine rebooted itself before I could do that.

Thanks dude. Weddings are expensive. We're paying it off slowly in advance. Next June. Hopefully we won't have to postpone. We do live together though. She likes spicy stuff but can't tolerate this kind of heat. I have to make a milder version for her and all the other normal folk in my life.

I grew several of Cross Country nurseries' pepper plants in pots this summer and one of the ones that were just marked as "7 pots" turned out these brownish pods. I have several green ones that I had to pick form this plants that are starting to also go to brown as they ripen off plants. I...

mango... I also want to experiment with coconut flavors in due time... Yeah, there is a sauce (or maybe several) out there that uses whiskey style bottles and I like the way they look for hot sauce. My fiancee (her) hot packed the rest for me. (them)

I made this sweet hot sauce yesterday. It's very thick. kind of like a relish. It can be made thinner with some vinegar... It's VERY hot. It was made with one of each of very hot peppers. 7 Pot, Scorpion, Yellow and red ghost, naga morich, devil's tongue, fatali, & Congo Trinidad... Yikes...

I posted another post that more closely explains what I wanted to know. Since I can't delete threads I will point to it. Hope that's not a problem http://thehotpepper.com/topic/35005-one-of-my-7-pot-plants-made-brownish-pods/

That's your THIRD batch? Very envious here. Nice harvest. :)

Since I can't grow a proper garden these days due to living conditions... (no yard) all I can do is some pots and results are still varied and coming in... I ordered two boxes from cross country for some seeds and I dehydrate the suckers... maybe I'll turn some into sauce. The yellow 7 pots...

I grew the same ones last summer. They were HOT. I also grew hab-ghost hybrids that were hot as a ghost. Dehydrated most of mine so I still have plenty.

Wow. Must've been really hot. 'Killer' curry eating competition lands two contestants in hospital after downing 'hottest chili' Read more...

I don't have butch T's, but I have been growing regular scorpions - I find that Trinidad Scorpions' insides are mostly that bright orangy stuff that is the hot part of the pepper - it seems that the whole inside is coated more so than other peppers I have grown. I think regular scorpions are...

It's not that none of those things upset me intenstinally just the hot peppers when they hit my descending colon. It causes cramping and urgency - like bowel spasms. I could care less about the burning bungholio though. ;-) I'm not giving em up though.

As some of you know I grow hot peppers and I'm somewhat of a chilihead. I love the hot food and I tolerate it orally quite well. The problem is the next day. If I eat super hots at dinner, the next morning when it hits my descending colon I get spasms that mean you have to be near a toilet...

They look like the old Christmas tree electric light bulbs... the 1970's ones when I was a kid.

The Passaic river in New Jersey (US) is pretty bad... Damn. My pepper plants had so many green pods I shoulda just picked and so many flowers. I hope I can retrieve the potted bhuts and at least flush them with pure water. I wonder - HEAR ME ON THIS FELLAS - can I go back and dig out some of...

My girlfriend is cool, but she's a bit anxious and she was drinking that night. The next morning she was fine, so it wasn't what I thought it was. Just a lot of stress built up. She's still a million times greater in every way than my ex wife, who was an old cheating battleax... ;-) If she...

Thanks for all the prayers and sympathies. The girlfriend came to her senses she was distraught and had too much to drink. I hate to ask this in light of all I lost and others lost, but you can't eat peppers from plants that were inundated with class 3 polluted river water, can you?

in the hurricane and ensuing and continuing floods from the Passaic River. My home, many possessions, garden, and my girlfriend I think just left me too.

I hope my outside garden survives. My Bhut-habs, scorpions, and others are showing such promise with many green pods and more flowering... The Bhut potted pair are coming inside though... :pray:

For all I know the seeds would sprout but I figured since I don't know for sure I'd take out the ones I plan to keep before drying.