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Good morning! It's been a little bit since I've posted in this topic. After some recent high temps, we are finally getting some cooler weather for a couple of days, and summer is definitely starting to wind down here in WNY. Laundry and book reading today, harvesting and preparing for...

Finally got to experience the Beast last night, and after doing so, I'm really glad I didn't chop this plant down earlier in the season. Because it was the ugliest plant in my garden -- and still is -- but the pods it produces are so menacingly beautiful. Thick walled, oily, super fragrant...

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Just harvested my first ever Chocolate Primotalii the other day. About to dice this one up today and see what happens.:fireball:

I have Red Primotalii seeds from last year, and will have Red and Chocolate Primotalii seeds from this year shortly. My plants are open pollinated, though. So there might be some random hybrids in the mix.

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For anyone interested, here is all of the info on the free Warthog seeds. I've already sent my SASE out, shared this with a few friends, and now I'm sharing it here. I will definitely be growing these next year, and I really hope they make for some killer chile flakes.

I'm sure there is a way to work something out. I just mailed some stickers to New Zealand a few weeks back, and the international postage was only a few dollars. Mailing some pepper seeds to Belgium will probably cost about the same.

Matthew Arthur, the breeder of the Warthog, is offering free seeds if you send him a self addressed stamped envelope to mail them back your way. You also have to agree not to sell Warthog seeds for profit. Any money made has to be donated to a children's charity. Here is a screen grab with...

This photo was taken on Sunday. And this is the same pod earlier today. Once this Chocolate Primotalii finishes ripening, who wants to watch me do yo-yo tricks while sampling pieces of this pepper?:fireball:

I grew it just because of the name, but after trying some yesterday, I will definitely be growing that variety again. Chunky pods, decent amount of heat, and the plant I'm growing is a productive one as well. It checks all of the boxes.

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Good morning. It is 72F in NF right now, with the high expected to be 84 by late afternoon. That means I get to water my pepper plants this morning. Yay! For now, I'm drinking my morning coffee, and getting some Y.E.A.R. stickers ready to mail out to friends. I'm also whipping up a small...

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I've done a little bit of cubing in the past, but nothing beyond the regular Rubik's cube. It's been years, so I probably forgot all the permutations and patterns to use to solve them. But I'm sure I could figure it out again pretty quick if I tried. Some of the speed cubers I've seen are...