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I was thinking about how there are a lot of really hot small peppers (like the bird peppers) and got to wondering if they could hang with the super hots by weight. Obviously a single super would be significantly hotter then any of the small peppers, but what about a handful of the small peppers...

buying seeds is addicting. I currently have around 60 varieties for to choose from for next season. But i only have room for about 50 plants lol.

awesome, all the ones i googled claimed to be mosquito proof but i didn't really see how. what keeps them from just flying down the drain spout? Not to mention expensive as hell. I want to try and make my own out of a rubbermaid trash can. glad to hear some screen is all i need. I'm still...

We live on a well so sometimes water conservation can get critical. I want to build a rain catch to water my plants, but large containers of standing water around here is just asking for a problem. So I want to devise a way (or if anyone knows a product that already exists) to get free rain...

JohnJBurfurkle is the man!!!

This is very sad. I remember as a kid, Scott Brayton drove a car that my dad's company sponsored and he became a family friend. Losing him was incredibly difficult. All my best goes out to Wheldon's friends and family.

Welcome! What part of CA are you from?

back when i was in 7th grade (forever ago) I wanted to start a band called Bell Told 12, and even though I've been in a handful of bands, none of them were "worthy" of getting that name. I began using it for e-mails, user names, etc., etc., and still do. Then I started going to school for...

+1 for pepperlover.com The only reason I would buy seeds anywhere else would be if Judy didn't carry the variety I wanted. In my most recent order, I ordered 4 varieties, and got 5 others as gifts (3 of which were wilds). And her selection keeps getting better and better so she'll keep...

I work at a Home Depot and we've had all of our seed stuff in for about two weeks now. I tried two methods of seed starting, jiffy pucks, and a mixture of half potting soil, half seed starting mix. both worked well for germination although I feel the ones in the soil mix did way better post...

Yeah I'm anxious as well! I didn't think I was getting too late of start this season but the days are getting quite short now and some of my plants still have quite a ways to go before putting out flowers, let alone giving me ripe fruit. I want to know how big a plant has to be before you can...

Bonda ma jacques is also the last variety on my wish list too. Instead of starting a new thread, can I just piggy back here and anyone with pods or seeds PM me as well? I hope that isn't rude.

tasted my first mucho nacho jalapeno yesterday. Delicious! and proof that chile's do grow on the foggy northern california coast!

Once again patience pays off. The plant is now covered in fruit. Interestingly though, all the fruit is on new branches that came out from the bottom. Should be able to make some POOH sauce soon enough.

I have a habanero plant that is covered in blooms but has yet to show a single pod. There's some flower drop but nothing that seems alarming. In the same greenhouse my anaheim, serrano, much nacho, and hot banana have fruit all over the place. There's ladybugs everywhere and I open the doors...

go forth army of ladybugs, and lay waste to the squishies who would keep us from the bounty of kings!!!

the magic of a greenhouse! Jalopeno, Anaheim, and Serrano plants have set fruit. Even in 50-60f and total fog.

Also I have quite a few seeds from the initial harvest and have a plant full of buds so more are on the way if anyone is interested.

I like the spreadsheet/database idea. thanks for the tips guys. Now I just need to finalize the list to grow for next season.