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  Mine were damaged because we moved them out of the house into the garage during the renovation of our house out in California. It gets super hot in there and they spent the better part of three years out there. I am hoping some of Annuum seeds dealt with the conditions a little better.   Not...

Nicely done Paul!  :dance:  :woohoo:

Well...so far I have ordered these from PepperLover...   Collection: Devil’s Tongue Bhut Jolokia Red Trinidad yellow 7pod original strain Trinidad 7 Pod Brain Strain Trinidad 7 Pod Primo Carolina Reaper Moruga Scorpion Red Fatalii yellow Texas Wild Tepin   And these from The Chili Pepper...

Great to see things progressing at light speed over here...last time I stopped by you were on page 3 or 4??? Lol...how the tides have turned!

Yeah...this aint my first rodeo with these varieties. Im still hopeful that a few may pop, but when theyve been down this long with 0 hooks...not looking good. Fresh seeds ordered...to be continued.

Theyll all keep cooking. It is sad that some of these were pretty much one off. Oh well, Ill get something going.

Nothing popping as of yet...these seeds weren't very well taken care of (my fault) over the past few years and may no longer be viable. Even some of the lettuce seeds stored with them aren't popping. I threw a deeper hail mary and planted large numbers in containers to see if anything pops, but...

Very cool...I already put every seed in the dirt for some of these. I could always dig them up and give this a try!

Good luck buddy...thinks still aren't popping over here. Temps are good, just old seeds...still hopeful that they may wake up.    Hope to see some hooks from you soon.

steady 75 is fine...any time the temp drops below about 65 the plants will have a harder time setting pods. Post up pics when you finally get one to stick.

The new fans should help with pollination and will fix the edema...but as mentioned these plants will typically drop a lot of flowers before they start to set pods. Be patient, keep your temps between 70 and 80 in your grow area and eventually you'll get some pods.

My dad was a cop in the 60s...then Secret Service in the early 70s and finished up with over 30 years in the Border Patrol...really wish he'd have written a book. He had some good ones. Seriously though...congrats on the business success. Here's to many more years rockin it!  :beer:  :hotsauce:

I've had good luck with them...the only real difference I have noticed is you have to get them stuck down in there pretty well to keep from having a bunch of helmets.

That garden is going to produce some trees! Nice job thus far!

Something so cool about growing indoors...hope you figure out your leaf issue.

Keep the plants submerged completely in water for a couple hours...like I said, at some point you may just have to toss them. You can also buy lady bugs and aphid wasp larvae that will help keep them in check. Once again, YUCK.

WM...Sheet, I just realized you're right down the road!!! Will have to make time to come check out your digs! Congrats on the first year of rockin it!   Shane

So...just so you have it straight and can be confident...   Hatch chile refers to varieties of species of the genus Capsicum which are grown in the Hatch Valley, an area stretching north and south along the Rio Grande from Arrey, New Mexico, in the north to Tonuco Mountain to the southeast...

Haha...youre the only one thats worried about that...lol I think the youngest seeds I started were 4 years old and some date back to 2004! Im out of town...but hadnt seen a single hook before I left. May need you to send me some plants!

Man...over a few months youve gone from Mylar blankets to grow tents and from floros to LEDs...badass.