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I have a lot of problems with whitetail deer in my garden in Mississippi, Last year I had a 4 strand 6 1/2 foot electric fence with a tattle tail string at 7 foot to see if they were jumping the fence, They weren't. Somehow the deer (I think it was a individual going by the tracks) was getting...

That's what its all about, sharing the heat, the pain, and the pleasure! :dance:

Mark was on Gardenweb, but he was on a private (invite only) MSN pepper forum when I got the seeds from him, he acquired them from another Chili head, from New Jersey also, who supposedly acquired them from Valley View Nursery (I think that was the name of the nursery). As far as seedsavers, I...

Whatever occured, no matter what, it could have been the specific mineral compounds in my soil, the near 100 degree f. days, hot nights, perfect growing conditions, or that I planted them on the rise of the moon! lol It has stabilized, the ones I grow still have that Battery acid attack mode...

I had a buddy, Steve from upstate New York, that had a variegated plant go all white on him, white pods, white leaves. Crazy looking plant, he sent me seed but mine had green mixed in.

Again, MAYBE! The first year I grew Trinidad Scorpions, there were no Nagas, Bhuts, 7 Pods, in my garden, the Bhut Jolokia was a rumor out of India that no one had proven, the Cumari Ou Passarinho that I grew that year(and a couple before) were incredibly hot, they did lose some heat and other...

I know the feeling brother! Keep plugging away, eventually they will believe you!!! Butch T :rofl:

It is based on the ph. A basic rule of thumb I use for fresh pods is to rough chop the pods, place in SS pot, add vinegar to just below the top of the peppers, bring to a boil till peppers are soft, strain (if you don't want the seeds in)thru a tomato strainer, place in a blender,add some of the...

I never said it was a hybrid, but there was a good chance that there may have been a "hippy in the woodpile". I grew these plants OP and there was other peppers there, and yes there was one that was pushing a million (imo) the first year I grew it, it was highly unstable tho. I tried natural...

I think all the "worlds hottest" came about that way, except for a few claims to the contrary.

Just read the interview, Michael wrote it based on info I gave him over the phone and the internet, in either case the Trinidad Scorpion, even though it might be a hybrid, is a natural hybrid, I'm not rubbing blossoms together trying to create a super pepper, I do however, like to let them...

Way to dig up the dirt!!!! LOL

You have to be careful of adding oil to your sauces if your planning on storing them, botulism loves a oil enviroment.

Why is the pic a gif image? Gif is usually used to combine multiple images, like in the animated avatars you see. Isn't it easier to overlay color in gif? Jes askin.

There may be some confusion due to "Chile's" being a US generic reference name for New Mexico type Chile pods, including Jalapeno, Anaheims, Poblanos, and a variety of others.

A hotter pepper? Looks like its time to open up my X files and find another one! Don't worry,I'll save seeds!

5 months is a good average, I always wondered if I planted the plants later, with the heat we have here in Mississippi, under black plastic mulch in full sun if they would make faster? I'm gonna find out this year! Thanks to a greenhouse disaster in February (I replanted and put the peppers in...

Some of the wild ones will cross at the drop of a flower, lol I have grown 6 thats on the list and had some unusual F1 volunteers sprout up in my deck garden, which due to circumstances beyond my control, I am no longer able to maintain. At least I have a Acre or so under automated control, but...

LOL y'all are complicating the heck out of what was a relatively simple identification issue, normally we (the chile head community)would place any C. Chinense as a generic "Habanero" or of the "Habanero family", then use the name to designate the different pod/location issues Which I think...