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you would have to pay me but i would do that... ive been deseeding and forgotten to wash my hands before having a pee (yes i did wash them after) and while it was uncomfortable it was in no way painful... it was like tiger balm or icy hot on a sore shoulder, and since the seeds and placenta of...

        here are some photos of the plant in question, its pretty blown out from the lighting so sorry if the detail isn't what you were looking for... it wasn't a caterpillar, it hasn't made it to my yard yet, only the deck and they sit on copper foil to prevent snails and shit from crawling...

not sure i want to do both at the same time... im pretty sure that would suck. I'm fine eating a ghost... I eat them almost every day in some way shape or form, but the pepper spray I'm not so sure about. my question was really just whether a tolerance for super hots means a tolerance for pepper...

yeah, it was really weird. i took em out of the freezer, let them warm up for around 2 hours and dropped em in warm (not hot) tea... just like i did last time except it was water and not tea. ive tried the chamomile before and gotten decent results, but i wonder if this has anything to do with...

i eat super hots daily. the tamest i go is habanero, hottest is ghost (only because I haven't grown hotter yet), and ive never had a problem... no 'roids and no flaming butthole either... in fact the only time I feel uncomfortable is when I touch my eyes accidentally while eating or cooking...

how does jalepeno count as hot? i dont fully understand this phenomenon... why is it that some people cant even eat a jalepeno but i can chomp a ghost pepper and be fine? does this also mean that i would respond differently if peppersprayed? this is one of those things that never made sense to me...

so i decided to perform a little test yesterday and see what happened when i soaked some serrano seeds in tea that i couldnt get to germinate normally. i happened to be out of chamomile but i did have a chamomile mint blend so i decided to try it. less than 24 hours later i had tails coming out...

the 2 theories i think are relevant to your question is that hydrogen peroxide A) drastically helps to control molds and mildews that might pop up on your seeds/paper towels and B) provides extra oxygen to the roots when they pop... plant leaves may need co2, but plant roots want oxygen...

ive discovered that to be pretty much true EXCEPT for this one time when i was away for 2 days and one of my paper towel in bottom of tray with a 20 or 30 cherry red hots seeds dried out completely. i figured it was over for them so i just tossed them in a junk dirt container to dispose of later...

"its got what plants need!"

  there are plenty of them such as O,O-Diethyl O-[4-methyl-6-(propan-2-yl)pyrimidin-2-yl] phosphorothioate, or O,O-diethyl O-3,5,6-trichloropyridin-2-yl phosphorothioate,    but the key is being able to eat the things after they have come in contact with the nasty chemicals...   most of the...

nope. thats only true for recent water heaters... and who the fuck has lead in their pipes these days?  you havent been allowed to even use lead solder for almost as long as ive been alive.  the SDWA prohibits the “use of any pipe, any pipe or plumbing fitting or fixture, any solder, or any...

  possibly, but it wasnt there yesterday when i repotted it...

  yes, see above answer :)

these guys have been out for like a week, i have them under a sun shade for all but the late afternoon sun. im still hardening off my other ones though.

i repotted yesterday and noticed this on one of my ghost peppers, does it look like over nutes or overwatering? or is it some nastie chomping at my plants... i cant be certain and ive looked around on the internet without any really definitive answer,  but i really dont want to lose any of my...

lunch today... American, Cheddar, Mozzarella, Pecorino Romano, garlic powder, black pepper, and pineapple ghost pepper sauce... was so good I made a second one...

oh yeah, i should have mentioned that most hot water heating elements are the culprit, if you are gas heated then you shouldnt have to worry about whether this applies to you

    earl grey, Hot.  

sounds like that simpsons episode where bart adopts the Bolivian Tree lizard and they have to import snakes to eat the lizards and gorillas to eat the snakes etc...