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wilting is not always a sign of thirst and is not a major concern. I have had plants wilt to the point of foliage drying and still came back after a good watering.

How often do you feed/water?  Media looks wet and compacted.  

I did a complete weed and feed yesterday. Today weather permitting, I will give everything a nutrient booster shot with NFTG. The extreme hot weather had my in ground plants slightly wilting at the time of their tea party. It didn't take long for them to perk right back up. It has been rather...

I would recommend webstaurantstore.   You didnt state gas or electric.       https://www.webstaurantstore.com/search/deep-fryers-electric.html     https://www.webstaurantstore.com/14399/gas-fryers.html  

No. Fresh or dry does not change the capsaicinoids potency. You may have just gotten a not so hot ghost pepper.

Thanks SmokenFire, I really appreciate that.       Thanks Voodoo 6, That is my hope as well.

You are going to need some aggregate. Preferably perlite or an equivalent.

I cant answer the question with one pepper. When I first started growing it was the versatile Jalapeno. Shortly after getting into super hots it was Judy's Brown Moruga. Since that time I have come to relish too many with different heat and flavor profiles of varying degrees. Chocolate Primos...

I eat fresh pods on sandwiches and such until the season comes to an end. then dehydration takes care of the rest. You can never have too much dried product.

I would vote no straining. It removes some of the goodness.  

Sounds like hogleg is covering the shipping.

Welcome to THP. Enough heat here to satisfy even the southern hemisphere.

All I can recommend is to select 20 known super hot peppers and grow them the best you can. If you were to ask this forum community what the 20 hottest peppers were you would get hundreds of conflicting answers based on personnel opinion. Further, I am of the opinion that a hot peppers heat can...

No nutrient line, even used correctly will make any difference if the plant cannot uptake the nutrients you are giving them.   Feed your soil first! then and only then can a nutrient line be used to its absolute potential.

That has always been a downside to posting pics on this forum (the lack of control of said pics after posting). Limit pics to landscape and make sure camera is orientated properly at the time the pic is taken.

I haven't eaten anything remotely hot but as I type this I feel tingly all over like that of an endorphin high.    Roughly 4 years ago I made mention of promoting a chili fest as an item in my bucket list. It has been on my mind ever since and has now become a seedling of an accomplishment of...

I made it. Ate a lot of sauce one small spoon at a time. And hung out with the EXTREME.      

Planted the last of the grow on Sunday as Saturday I was busy at the chi town hot sauce fest.     Tonight they are getting watered,    Greatly.   I have 20 gals of RO water for a huge nectar feeding as soon as the rains stop. and an equal size batch for compost tea a day there after.