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This is sort of update 0, as I haven't finalized which peppers I'm growing yet. But I show a rough list and some ongoing projects I have in the basement. I'll post another update when I start seeds in a week or so. Here's the rough, working list of the seeds I'm starting so far. I'll probably...

I recorded this a few months ago when Charles sent me the sauce. Just now getting it edited and uploaded. I have a couple more from him, will try to review soon. He's an excellent grower and sauce maker.   https://youtu.be/S76-TT_clDI

His name is Scott Tippett.

These are very good pepper jams.   https://youtu.be/n1yH9NJl1o0

This is my attempt at making a pepper spice blend based on a sauce recipe by Khang Starr.   https://youtu.be/3KMZEKGM2gE

As of right now, he has seeds available. https://www.whitehotpeppers.com/products/leviathan-gnarly-scorpion  

I found this to be a great solution for reservoirs that can't be easily moved.   https://youtu.be/2eIXNitWtRI

I don't think I mentioned it, sorry. The one I have is 3000K, but they make a 4000K version.

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Thanks! In my option, I think they are. They're very efficient, and also a lot easier on the eyes.

Here's an update on this grow light.   https://youtu.be/PT2IPG7rvqU

That's what I was thinking too. Although most pods underripe, I appreciate them carrying stuff like that. Good price too.

I saw these at Trader Joe's yesterday and bought a pack, only 1.99. Heat range mild to Ghost Pepper. They were grown in a greenhouse and picked under ripe. The pod quality was good though, and a nice alternative during the winter months.   https://youtu.be/gTco6w8WnyU

For the recirculating type AeroGardens, it's a good idea to pop apart the deck and inspect/clean it between grows.    https://youtu.be/PaikH3okQ4M

Setup and tests of the new grow light from Mr Hua. They advertise it as 600 watts, but it's a solid 200, actually around 208 watts was what I measured.   https://youtu.be/VMEwJ7TrxzA

I haven't tried it, but it should work. If you're drying supers, a good vent will help, otherwise, you might run folks out of the house.

I've used hydro nutes with mine, and haven't had problems. They will need some kind of food at some point. You could put a little slow release in the cups, but hydro is easier to control. Just build it up gradually if they're not used to it. Occasionally flush them out with water to remove salt...

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I know a lot of you folks will troll me for grill sacrilege, lol, but this is the method I've been using for a while and works great. For me anyway.   https://youtu.be/YnhP4h0tCHk