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Hell ya, Thanks so much Boss, what a great bonanza of choices, and thanks Edmick for the hop flavors. Smiling pretty hard right now! :cheers:

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I grow them for the looks, but they attract tons of honey bees, and I harvest the seeds and bake them after soaking in a salt brine.

Happy Birthday Scovie! :cheers:

Right on Andy, that's going to be a real treat. :cheers:

Hell yes Smoke, noice!!!!

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Bigger the pot, bigger the plant. I dont have any recommendations on which to upgrade, but I would focus on your favorites. The over winters would be my first choice. :cheers:

Dont trim, the sticky residue will protect the plant for the next month. Just relax, water when it dries out, feed every other week as needed. They will recover, just give them time. Good for you and happy growing :cheers:

Purpling may be slow to show if using indoor lighting, vs Sun and UV. I'm curious what they'll look like in a couple months. Keep updating. :cheers:

Depending on conditions....the later end of your growing season. My growing season is done for most plants by late Oct. But if weather is mild and temps in 40's I have had late Chinense and Bacs ripen late Dec. So....3 to 5 mos Or, longer. :cheers:

This is a grow store liquid form. Been using it as needed about 7 yrs now. Never had an issue with typical 1qt, hand held sprayers or my 1 gal pump srayer. I use warm water, yucca and neem. Edit: spelling errors.

Beautiful plants, those look fantastic. :cheers:

solid7 has the right advice. I agree. I use yucca extract as an emulsifier. Didnt even think about that. Good catch solid :cheers:

It says I already purchased and renewed. Not letting me purchase? What am I doing wrong...... I am gifting the sauces to family, the extremes may be sent out Satan Santa style if that's possible in a few months

Boom....Closed. Sending payment x 2 now.

I'd re pot asap. Higher temps of summer in those pots will just continue to add more stress to an already stressed out plants. Hope they recover for ya. :cheers:

Just a couple thoughts on what I'm seeing. 4 Tbls a gallon is almost toxic. My pure neem oil says 1tsp per gallon. I usually mix it 2 tsp per gallon. Did it have the black/dark areas before treating? If not, it's now showing the damaged areas after treating. Let it be, and get them some...

Hahaha, Weed growers :cheers:

Ill take a stab and say neither.