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I have always used and had good success with Hanna meters   http://hannainst.com/   i have this one http://hannainst.com/hi9813-6-portable-ph-ec-tds-temperature-meter-with-cal-check.html

none of my 5 reaper seeds from Jim Duffy (refining fire chiles) have sprouted. its been almost 2 monthes. I think they are just super touchy.  im curious to see what comes of this. 

I am not bjcp Certified but a few friends of mine are. Look up brewing tv and or chop&brew on youtube if you like, its all local guys. Ill definitely do a throwdown, im more into cooking than brewing now days but i may get in on a brewdown as well. Cheers!

Wow, that app took me down a rabbit hole. I got it installed and could read my posts on the forum but it said I had to log in to respond. So I put in my user name and password and it said they were incorrect. Then I had to unistall it before I could respond using the forum itself! Lol as we...

Interesting, and you access the forum through the app? Ill look into it! Thanks

I thought about that jase, i just recently, this last week started watering with PH adjusted water (from 7.4 to 6.5). I agree re potting may be the way to go but I have the buckets set up with a wicking system. I hole sawed a 4" hole and put a mesh basket in the hole, then I drilled 1/4" holes...

Thanks Powelly, sorry for replying like a smart ass. I agree with the magnesium theory I started foliar feeding with Epsom salts recently and have seen some improvement. Im still not sure why the limbs wont stretch out though and the pods are small and odd shaped, maybe not sufficient light.

Awesome! Not sure if your familiar with brewing TV or chop&brew (web shows) produced by a friend of mine, we are involved in some bbq cook offs and home brew judging too. How does it work on this site? You dont mail food I assume! Lol Ill have to keep you in mind when we do some local events.

This is not easy to do on a mobile device! Here is a picture of one of the worse plants. Ill post more later when I ca sit down at my computer.

Thanks Guys/gals Sorry for my response last night but it seemed to me like he was just making snide comments as if to just say I dont know what im doing. (I dont obviously know everything or I wouldn't be here) The plants are all in 5 gallon buckets with fox farm soil except for the one on the...

Perfect, thanks

Well I think you missed the point of my post, I was hoping you would explain your findings and possibly even give a solution! Can you identify said "unreal nutrient deficiency" ? I have been using fox farm grow big and tiger bloom. Occasionally ill add in cal mag and even spritz with Epsom salt...

This spring will be my second grow season, so naturally I went over board and got a 4x8 grow tend an LED light to accompany my T5 I had. no problem, ill over winter my Trinidad scorpions and ghosts and ill have monster plants new year. well, its not what I expected. can anyone tell me why my...

Not on beef right? I might go cry on my smoker! Lol Honestly, i have seen it on chili but never on bbq. Must be a regional thing. Ill try it.

Coffee? On what? Im a fan of the kiss method with rubs. Butto each their own.

Oh cool, coon rapids is not far from me, im in Mahtomedi. And also a home brew/beer geek!

Ah, ok thanks. I cant even figure out how to get into my profile to update it yet! Im pretty good with computers ya know...lol. Is life easier here with a paid membership then?

This is interesting, I had the opposite problem! All of my jalapeños including the tame jalapeños were shockingly hot! I have no idea what the cause was but im thinking it has to be a climate thing? Last grow season here was long for Minnesota but also a very wet rainy summer.

Thanks for the welcome, to answer the question ill list as many as I can remember. Ghosts(red/yellow), Butch T scorpion, C reapers, moa scotch bonnets, yellow brain strain, choco buhtla, choco scotch bonnet, olive 7 pot just to name some of the super hots. Also cali bells, big sweet chocolate...

Im on year 2 of super hot growing, im here for technical help with over winter plants and indoor growing.