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My grandson loved the sucker! Unfortunately, he wasn’t ’ sharing’ that day… He did say that it was awesome, though. Thank You,Brother!

Damn, that was supposed to get there Saturday the 13th. At least it made it and unscathed, that’s what matters. ENJOY, Brother! Positive Vibrations…

Glad to hear.. Most ‘wild’ seed I mess seems to take longer to germinate (most of their mitochondria is intact and more robust) and a bit slower flowering but, they also handle lower temps way better than the cultivar varieties. But their fruits are also smaller. I use ‘wilds’ for breeding...

Note: use non-clorinated water (i.e. R.O. water, filtered water, rain water or tap water left sitting for 24 hours). Soak them in a weak warm (not hot!) chamomile tea for 2-4 hours (don’t rinse) then plant seed 1/8”(heavy seed soil mix)-1/4”(light seed soil mix) deep. The chamomile tea will...

If you’re not growing something (or all) that you eat you‘re entering a new arena of ‘unknown foods’. What the FDA allows to be sold as ‘edible nutrition’ isn’t necessarily so. The long lasting effects (EVERYTHING you consume effects your body) of ‘genetically modified foods’ doesn’t have...

Due to snow I wasn’t able to get to the Post Office until this morning (11th Thursday) but, the Train is back on the tracks and heading to Geonerd. Here’s the tracking number 9505 5122 8142 4011 1820 69. BIG THANK YOU TO ALL THE PARTICIPANTS!!! The Hot Pepper site’s community is AWESOME!!! I’m...

Will post in the morning. ENJOY! Positive Vibrations…

Thanks, Brother!

It’s ready to go out. Just waiting to hear back for an address for Geonerd. If possible, I’d like to be put on the 2nd round list. Thank You all for saving and sharing seeds. BigAg Governments suck.

Jeff, I received the Seed Train package from TexasHot Pepper Saturday but, I’m not sure who it goes to next (Jgundo?). It’s ready to send out. Any help would be much appreciate…Thank You! Sorry for dropping the ball. I’ve got ‘the old brain blues’…

They’re definitely a robust variety. After seeing the plant respond the way it did after devastating damage, I’m convinced. It went from the shortest plant in the field (1”-1 1/2” chewed up nub) to one of the tallest of the 204 varieties l grew in 2023. I even got two frost damaged cuttings to...

Those plants p look like they’re over any transplant shock and ready to get busy growing!!!

I like using cotton burr compost. Real good water retention and an excellent soil conditioner. Outstanding when used to break up clay soils, too. Plus it has a decent natural mineral/nutrient content that won’t burn plants, as well. Finding an organic option is tricky but, doable. Using cocoa...

I’d prefer to stick a boot up his ass…what a shyster. Patenting Nature’s plants…intellectual rights!!? Thrill-seekers, hipsters and addicts ooh my…Greed must make you dumb, too.

Patenting plants using Nature’s ‘plant-stock’ (public common resources) rings as true as selling water back to the public from public common waterways. GREED seems to trump common sense anymore. Too bad the plants used for parental linage can’t get royalties, too. What a shit show to watch...

I wanted to take some cutting from the (in-ground) plant but, wasn’t in town when the hard freeze knocked it down. That plant had the ‘hey, look at me’ mojo working and stood out from the 200 or so that I grew. Very impressive work bring that to light!!! It’s on my 2024 Grow List, for sure...

It’s a thriving community, for sure. This is a great way to strengthen the number of active seed savers and an awesome opportunity to exercise our ’ancestral right’ to freely access seed.

I’d like to participate in the 2023 Seed Train, if possible. Thank You, Jeff! Positive Vibrations…

GREED is a bitch…Ed Currie