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Finally received a quote for a fill system that I am familiar with.  OUCH!!   Don't see that happening soon. At least not new.

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  I love the sounds of crickets, frogs, rain, thunder, wind and creeks when gong to sleep. I would have fed the cricket to encourage the rest of the band to join in.   I my past 5 years growing I have battled aphids and won, white flies and won and now horn worms and stink bugs. I will win!   ...

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  PICs! plant, pods and flowers are most helpful. descriptions are worth less than  a thousand words.

Applied one gallon today minus soap and, is this a rusult? Its supposed to be a deterent. After app observatoon, located a few adults at the top of plant like people would be at life boats on a sinking ship.

Probably immature serannos. But a good pic of the plant could confirm.     Let them grow longer like these. Even these are a tad bit early but I wanted the plant to produce more. While not to full maturity, these are great in both heat and flavor.    

The main issues you may find with that is the temps you want for the plants to thrive in may not be what you feel comfortable in. New and advanced lighting systems emerge all the time and since I am still using mine from 4 years ago, I have not shopped the market to advise on you particular...

For one, he is a newbie!

Yeah, I would be interested I giving them a try. The more I look at them the more they look frutescence. Almost like a chocolate tabasco.

I got them this year as well. The remedy just come today USPS.  

Red MOAs are hard to beat.  

!st and foremost you made the first of newbie mistakes. You rushed into things. You started these indoors I assume and put them outside without hardening them off? And then never really corrected that mistake and left them out to come around be themselves?   All part of learning. 

Interesting flavor profile for a grassy tasting pod. very interesting. Earthy and rich is a plus but not a game ender if not. I like Serranos and they lack it.

Lets start right here. What do you like to eat? Absolutely not much sense in growing something you dont like. Or do you even know? Second, how much room do you have allocated to grow in. You dont structure your lighting system to the plants, you structure it to you grow space.

How do they bnb taste? Just curious cause chocolates are my thing.

  Apologies.   Title said "are these sauce-able?   Thought that was the point.

if your intention is sauce, it don't matter if they go soft when ripe. Sauce em up.  

  Mix it with water in sprayer and coat plants and fruit.   Supposed to taste awful to them.   https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/plant-problems/pests/pesticides/kaolin-clay-insect-control.htm   https://www.dirtdoctor.com/garden/Kaolin-Clay_vq1871.htm  ...