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it's good to be back....may not grow much this year...,.thinking of being a pain in the ass....roflmao...

WOW...can't believe this thread is still active...   Hey Ya'll

we can agree to disagree sir....did you by any chance look at my link?  

good deal

bump...just curious if you found the culprit...

Hey Aaron, I may have asked you before, but do they still do the watermelon festival every year down there?

so a little over a month....that ain't so bad...

you know, just thinking here...if  you want to make sure the lady bugs lay their eggs, you could take some cheese cloth and section off a limb with it, then release the lady bugs inside the cheese cloth....they would mate and have to lay their eggs there....3 or 4 days should be enough then you...

Patience hell, I'm gonna kill something....

if you take a standard coke made with sugar, put it in a spray bottle and spray your Lady Bugs before letting them lose, the syrup in the coke will "cement" their wings to their bodies for a day or so....   the first thing Lady Bugs do when they are released is mate...and mate, and...

found an old post I made with pictures of rat damage.....this was back in September 2009...   http://thehotpepper.com/topic/12508-no-more-free-lunch/?hl=rats

beautiful color

sorry folks, blossum end rot does NOT cause that damage...I'm telling you it is rats or mice...probably rats judging from the size of the bite out of the pepper....

I have no clue what those are   for future reference....and I don't know where these seeds came from...but specifically for the Bhut Jolokia, I would definitely get them from the source that had them tested for the world record...the Chili Pepper Institute at NMSU....not saying other seed...

rats....just thinking about similar happenings at my place over the past several years....rats will eat the hell out of ripe peppers...notice the shape of the bite on the very top pod in the photo   just saw you are in Dallas....howdy neighbor

OK...if I'm wrong, so be it...   my method has worked for me and that's what counts...   I have said time and time again, what works for me may not work for you...   my simple mind uses lumens as an indicator of how much light the plant will get based on the kelvin spectrum...   and if I am...

congrats SL....

    well you know what they say is the first thing to go.... :)

does FDA stand for foodarama?   by the way, the red had to be a cross...sorry...

  I suppose I was not clear....It was assumed that he knows to use red and blue spectrum based on the spectrum analysis I posted....and I understand watts is what is used to calculate your bill...however, my point was that Lumens of the blue and red spectrum is what really counts....and is that...