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yo oklahoma

i have some as well   

finished the exchange this week. lots of good stuff     https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1z8bLhCGZnVUfrjT_UfOvK498YcJ8mRE44L0ASCG00EE/edit?usp=sharing    

cool project bro!

sorry i don't have safari to test with  i have included polyfill which is supposed to help support other browsers but it isn't working i guess.   if you want to look at the console and let me know the error go for it or just use another browser.   

i agree this vendor quality control seems less reliable, they have gotten very popular and big mainstream probably hard to manage it all.   but in general anyone with open pollinated seeds will have issues. 

we've called it topping and stripping on this board. there was a great post by Spicy Chicken on his growlog. but all his images are dead now RIP   OOH INTERNET ARCHIVE SAVES THE DAY (takes a while to load)...

i know it doesn't work on ie, works fine on chrome, edge, firefox, safari

https://www.reddit.com/r/HotPeppers/comments/j67jbg/2020_hotpeppers_seed_exchange/   explanation on reddit :)

go to local nursery, ask what potting mix they use / recommend. buy it

that is hilarious 

yeah i pretty much concluded that it just will always not be ideal to ship plants * dark box for 2+ days = plants will have 0 energy to do much healing or general cell maintenance = floppy sad plants * hot environment in trucks / containers without fresh water = plants can wilt easily = floppy...

  shipping plants is super hard, not a bad try!

first peppers of the season can always be weird. hopefully they'll stabilize next month?

yeah i think its just environment change shock. once you get stable temps transplant them into larger containers where they aren't as effected by swings they will probably stabilize.   also i would advise to bottom water if you aren't doing that

i should put the code on github so you guys can contribute if u want

  yeah on the user page there is a small i forgot my password link

feel free to login and try to update some variety pages, photos are always great.

what i notice is that since they are in bigger pots. the roots spend more time growing (finding the bottom / edges of pot) roots yes. but it will make up for it because the whole root system is established quicker than transplanting multiple times.   if your media is fast draining enough then...