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Why did I write this one year ago today? It doesn't make any sense at all.

I absolutely love the warm, fuzzy feeling that I get inside when I invest in someone's future. What would I get in return for my investment? Are you growing peppers or "peppers"? Do you think you could reduce your startup cost by going with less expensive materials?    

Hello, and welcome to the forum. You look like you are doing great! I also really like the drawing. What do you need the $125 for? 

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Yes, and people get pissy when you talk about it.

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Grow the one with two cotyledons. 

  Yes, there is an orange ghost pepper.

I love the Trinidad Perfume. It tastes like it should be super-hot but it isn't. Will you have any of these for sale?

That was awesome!

Do not bring a diseased plant into your home.

delete this one too please...

Looks like bacterial leaf spot to me.

Looks thrippy to me.

120 or more days from seed to ripe pods.

You're going to have to give it more time until you can figure it out. Be patient. You may be able to tell by the leaf shape but you won't really know until you start getting pods.

I plant too many and then figure out what to do with them later. It's a terrible plan and I am gradually realizing that I need a new plan.

Hello and welcome to THP from northern Kentucky. I use fabric pots that air prune the roots and I am very pleased with the results.

If your potting soil already has fertilizer in it then you do not need to feed yet. Doing so could actually burn them. Check your soil bag first to see if ferts are already in it.