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Hot sauce, from New Jersey? Lol. Welcome.

Well, he's a little grumpy :-)

Sorry you got stung, but thanks for relocating those bees.

I usually get on, but I have more seeds than I can use in my lifetime, so I am bowing out this year. I hope you get plenty of riders with interesting seeds.

I finally was able to harvest a couple of pods. Hopefully a few more will ripen up before our first frost.

Welcome. You will find that not only do you consume peppers, but they consume you!

Got my sauce over the weekend. Perfect. Thanks Pookie!

Yes. Despite a late start, I actually have a couple pods.

Nice. I don't see too many Gravelys around here. We must not have a dealer nearby. I see mostly Ferris, Wright, Scag and the occasional Grasshopper.

What? That it is just up the road from Las Cruces?

What did you get?

You used to be able to import small lots (50 or less) of pepper seeds with a small lots permit. But back in 2021, the USDA started requiring a phytosanitary certificate for tomatoes and peppers, effectively destroying international seed trade. I also received an email from the USDA stating they...

I bought 25# of the early harvest. I wanted extra hot, but my local Dillon's store only had hot. My impression: wait for a later harvest. These had some nice heat, but lacked the charachteristic green chile flavor.

I use most of mine for seed harvesting. I dry most of the pods and grind them into powder.

It turns out it the chile was ready at about 6 p.m. It sure was hot out there manning the grill, but I managed to get all that chile roasted, bagged and put away. It should last me at least a couple weeks into the winter.

Good morning. I just have to brag. I will be roasting my 25# box of New Mexico green chile tonight. Don't be too jealous!

Welcome, from your neighbor to the North. That is a lot of plants. What do you do with all those peppers?

Make sure you are harvesting the seeds from a ripe, red jalapeno, not a green one. Its even better to let the pepper go soft on the plant to ensure seed maturity if you are wanting to harvest the seeds.

I don't know, yet. Ask me again in 9 months!

Welcome from 127 miles NE of you.