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Good points both of you! There are quite a few pods now, I just didnt think it was enough to topple the darn things over. I also think the medium could play a factor - I wanted to make sure the soil drained well, so maybe I added a touch too much vermiculite? Ive since added some temporary...

Agreed, and normally Im guilty of over-posting pictures! Didnt think to take any at the time was just focused on fixing the immediate issue. Imagine if you will, a horizontal plant in a pot haha!

Correct, exactly at the soil level

And yes, the main stem is where the plants bent

The main stems dont feel soft at all, and are proportionate to the rest of the plant so I dont think thats the issue. The plants are all in ~10in pots, there is a bottom layer of perlite, and the primary medium is just miracle gro potting soil with a little bit of vermiculite mixed in. Im...

Hello THP friends! First off, Ive missed yall! Been awhile since Ive been on here between career changes, moves, etc. but youll be happy to hear Ive continued to grow 2 or 3 plants each year. This year though, I have encountered a problem that in my several years of growing I have never run...

Do you still have seeds available?  Been interested in growing this one for awhile.

Headed up to Bowers today, I'll be the guy in the Ravens shirt rocking the appropriate pepper-themed beaded neckwear. Can't wait to hit the fields!

I grew some wild brazil (cumari do para) last year and was pleasantly surprised by them.  Good flavor and a good kick from such a small pepper.  Used to pop em like candy straight off the plant as soon as they were ripe.  That, and the plant itself is very prolific and looks really cool when its...

These all look exactly like the yellow 7 pod that I grew last year.  I also noted a surprisingly good smell and taste, instantly became my favorite superhot thus far!

Hey y'all! It's been far too long since I last got on here, it's been a crazy few months. Stay tuned for a video glog and possibly some more pepper review videos!

That's exactly what I was going for lol love me some Futurama

Good news everyone!  My Jalapeno plant has begun sprouting leaves in 4 or 5 different spots now, yay photosynthesis!

RIP Jalapeno McDouble.

I'll just leave this neat link here... <a href="http://portlandnursery.com/docs/veggies/CompanionChart.pdf" rel='nofollow external' class="su_links">http://portlandnursery.com/docs/veggies/CompanionChart.pdf</a>

Wow, nice pics!  Better than anything my non-smart phone could ever take.  Good examples of what I should be looking for in the future.  As I said, from what I could tell the roots were fine, it appeared as if it still had a pretty full system going and I continued to water periodically all...

Most of the stems are still green, inside some of the more woody stems are green inside so it's definitely still alive.  Roots looked ok as far as I could tell, nothing out of the ordinary I think but I'm not 100% what I'd be looking for symptom wise

I have a Jalapeno plant that is entering its third year now.  While it was inside this winter I had a nasty aphid infestation that required I trim most of the leaves off, and the few that remained have unfortunately fallen prey as well and have since fallen off.  My plan was to put the Jalapeno...