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Hmmm...it has sulfur...could be inhibiting you're fungal microbes as sulfur is an age old fungicide....can you get your hands on any other myco samples... Have you ever gotten a head using this stuff?

Or you can rot your own special bucket of fish to make hydrolysate and get a letter from the homeowners association. ; )

I'm tired of the damn bugs this year...aphids, leafhoppers, moths, whiteflys....and then the cycle repeats itself And add leaf spot to that equation....it is never ending...do those black spots scrape off? Or are they part of the leaf? Really humid or a lot of rain recently?

Next batch try molasses, green grass clippings, your myco supplement, and worm castings....make sure the bubbles agitate the bag. If this doesn't form a proper head then something else may be at work. You don't have an inline chlorine or salt filtration system do you? I know you said you're...

This was supposed to be a red habanero, however, its more like a hybrid jalapeno Same deal as above - the peppers are very mild and moderately thick walled Bird's eye - making a bacterial leaf spot recovery Sweet banana 3 types of Thai ornamental hybrids (One seems to be a cross between...

Here you go guys...just some various compost tea fed - container pepper plants Very Prolific Thai - 3 years old Orange hab that is making a comeback Orange hab that has around 100 pods and is still putting out more Smartpot Caribbean Red at night - hard to get it all in the picture...

sorry, but what is the SIP method of growing?

Nice vids...got some good looking peppers coming I've been pretty busy the last week or so and haven't really been patrolling the site as usual...I'll be posting pics or either vids today.

First chicken containers and now this....I might cry! Awesome stuff, can't wait to see the end result.

been growing peppers since I was 18 and I'm 24 now - so yeah, some people call you weird and different because they don't understand the joy of our hobby and therefore, that's why I give then habanero enemas for Christmas :hell: Like others have said, don't worry about what others think ---...

I like em all...even back end..it let's you know you've eaten something that most others won't, haha

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you'll have to forgive the dice boxers...

seems to have...last time I looked at the weather yesterday, there was nothing, just high 90's and a few projected triple digit temps, no rain... I just went outside (11:00 pm) to check on my plants and didn't need the outside lights or a flashlight due to constant lightning...

Guess you found some seed...?

We just received a weather warning for some serious crap heading north to south....might not have plants to pull leaves off of.

Ok, since we have similar climates...do you treat your plants at night at sundown or early in the am to prevent burn?

We have decent soil, but container grown for the most part and raised beds when I have more preparation time.

I made some initial posts a few weeks ago about my peppers showing signs of bacterial leaf spot...so I removed the leaves and sprayed twice with hydrogen peroxide spray and followed with aact foliar sprays. All was well for a while until the prior tropical storm rains which humidified everything...

Welcome and nice to meet a fellow Georgian. What part of Ga?