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Yeah the faded mountains, the end of the southern rockies. There are so many colors in the rocks out there, beautiful place. I live right next to Pikes Peak, tallest part of the Rockies.

Yeah sry omri...Wonder if I can use that santized sand you get at homedepot?.

is this a omari & dd only post? hehe

ok lets do that. lol. I will start Naga Morich winter project Part 2, if I need to. haha

What would you recommend? Well it didn’t hurt the plant. Just the mites. over watering is not an issue with house fan next to it, and good root system. May need to fertilize again.

no kidding, more worried about the bugs. lol. the root system is pretty good in this one..

Ok it happened, I noticed little spider webs, and little bastards running around. As you might allready know spider mites are impossible to get rid of, or are they? This is the black pearl pepper I got from the farmers market, this is the last time I buy a live plant from anywhere! Luckily it...

no doubt, I have noticed this myself.

Let me know how those do, I heard peppers like sand. I think peppers will grow in almost anything if you give them the right nutrients. Has anybody ever grown Gwam boonie pepper?

bet that makes some good pest control.

They always grow better when I transplant them into new soil, one size bigger pot. I don’t disturb roots like other people like to do. Unless you’re bringing them from the outside, then it’s good to wash everything off and use new dirt. But the main idea here is not to give your plant to much...

yeah things that dont require allot of phosphates and Potash. I would think.

it was New Mexico State University / The Chile Pepper Institute that tested naga morich for Guiness. Right?

Oh man I would love to try that. Wonder if that system provides enough of the other fertilizers, besides nitrates. Just give the fish different kinds of foods I guess. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquaponics

Nitrosomonas Here are the microorganisms you find in fish tanks, I found to be helpful for seedlings. On the down side, also can cause leeching of nitrates.

cool, I will check out my local garden center "Ricks" see if they have some first. thank you. :)

IC. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycorrhiza very interesting.. I will have to find some..

I was reading somewhere that you should have 30watts per square foot for fluorescents. I would think this all varies depending on what kind of light & how much you give, and many other factors I am sure.

Where do you get this micorizal (sp) sounds like good stuff.

yeah everybody says that. But I have personally have had great results using small quantities, like nice white roots. Give it a try sometime. Another good way to replace beneficial organisms is to water with fish tank water. If you have access to that.