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I have a few plants that seem to have suffered from a storm last night. Semm slightly wilted and bent over about half way up the stem. Will they recover and straighten up? Should I stake them to help them along? The stems are not broken at all, just bent. Didn't have time to get pics this...

From my experience if you give them plenty of light they will love you long time. We have all brownthumbed it at times but overall pepper plants are very hardy and very forgiving

Remove the wrap, keep it moist from bottom watering (not wet), give it plenty if light, and watch that baby grow

I did this last summer with a jwala. Just wanted to see if the seeds were viable then couldn't kill the little bugger so kept it over the winter. Now it is nice size and full of buds ready to open up. There's never a bad time to start growing.

If you soak the shells in vinegar for a few days then dry the vinegar off you will be left with relatively free calcium you can mix with water and feed your plants. The shells should mostly dissolve.

There are like 40 different types of basil so the first one is very likely a type of basil

So for the first time this year it is supposed to approach 90 degrees today...yesterday morning when I woke up it was 39...plants gonna be stressing a little

I don't think I saw 34... Crap there is a 34...don't see 31

Basically you can use whatever size you want. The smaller the pot the smaller and less productive the plant will be. From my experience annums are a little more forgiving to pot size than chinenses.

Ok...still too cold now but hopefully soon :)

If my lil plants are getting 6-8 hours of sun in the window sill do they need the same hardening off process as those under lights when the time comes to go outside? Thanks in advance

I have peach bhut seeds...pm me

I suppose poping is better than pooping lol just messin

I used papertowels in baggies and germ 27 varieties at about 90 percent. As soon as I see root poking out I get them into potting mix but I bury em a little deeper say 1/3-1/2" deep. That has seemed to help with the helmet issue. I let me baggies sit unmolested for three days then check daily.

I didn't know there was another way to have the bed made....

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These had been sitting soiless, waterless for hours...no pics because there were without a doubt dead. Not the first time a pot has tipped over in fact she did almost the exact same thing to some jwalas that I started late summer...tipped them over like three times. But I was there each time to...

So I get home from work one day and the gf says "oh, I am sooo sorry but something happened today..." I say "like what?" thinking it was something minor like all my clothes burned or the refridgerator door was left open and all the food spoiled... "I accidently knocked over the pepper tray in...

I had poblanos in 1 gallon pots and got probably 5-10 pods per plant

Mmm cheese...bacon...peppers...done and done