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it will be seed packs with increasing levels of awesomeness so for instance it will start off with 3 packs of superhot seeds then it will move to 5 packs then it will switch to wilds etc etc. I will start releasing the prizes once entries start coming in.  

Okay felt like doing a giveaway so I thought I would do a contest that was both slightly difficult and creative so here it is.    I want to see a taco plate consisting of two or more tacos and two sides but the twist is it must be Halloween themed and spicy. everyone has until Nov. 1st at noon...

thinking about doing a giveaway soon

[ quote name="cmpman1974" post="1067043" timestamp="1413428834"]     http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a283/cmpman1974/2014%20Pepper%20Flower%20Pics/ 062314012_zps777126c2.jpg wow beautiful photos chris thanks for posting them

Have been messing around with photography lately should have some great nature shots this weekend

Dont mind the weird leaves just got burnt from the lights.   Pretty neat how the new growth is thicker than the older growth should have huge stem soon

canon EOS rebel T3 it can get a decent macro shot out of it. thanks I have a couple more photos i will post today

Thanks Vegas  

Just an update of my wilds some good growth has been happening I need a bump

http://redhawkpeppers.com/Rubs/default.html

a tomato and pepper can never cross pollinate to make a tomato spicy. This phenomenon of spicy tomatoes is probably what I like to call "ghost heat" where you chop up a spicy pepper clean the utensil and capsaicin being an oil is left behind unknowingly then transfers to your next meal or...

Nigel do you have seedling pics of both to compare to mine

I have a variety that has been floating around for a while that is not an actual Cardenasii but a  Cardenasii cross that is mislabeled as Cardenasii hence the Quotations the true Cardenasii is Very rare to come by this variety has been shared for years I have even shared with a few people

Well i got them with a pretty well started root system i know they were rooted in plain water and yes when established and full grown C. Flexuosum can survive really low temps.  

They are all the same cuttings plus two seedlings that recently popped. hoping I can get them to flower soon :pray:

Check out GrahamWPotters videos they are unbelievably cool I have been into bonsai for a while

I would go to local and pic up a plant and train and pot it yourself a lot of the time those trees are small and dont grow much something like this can be done cheap plus its more activity than just getting one already made and done   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4_JLdRVoqA

For seedlings it can be hard to keep alive but once they are established they are pretty hard to kill they grow really fast after they establish so give them space

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