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That's a nice list of peppers that I have never had before. Would it be possible for me to order a quarter pound random sample? The only pepper I wouldn't need are the fataliis since I have some growing.

Cucumber soda! Sounds strange, but it is really good.

Experimenting with bud pinching on my Fataliis. Hope to see noticeable results.

Oops! Now I know. :doh:

I think I found the culprit. This little guy was hiding on one of the sweet banana peppers. He wasn't letting go, so I took the whole leaf and relocated it about a 1/4 mile away.

Thanks for the replies. The beetle in the first picture was about the size of my pinky nail. The bug in the second picture was about 5mm long. In fact, I was trying to get a picture of the partially eaten pod, and I didn't see it there when I took the picture. I read that plants in the...

Well I have something eating all my pepper plants in my raised bed. This includes my Sweet Bananas, Anchos, and Habaneros. So far my tomatoes and all my container plants are ok. Here are the bugs I found so far. In the second picture the bug is hiding in the red box.

I found a few of these fly like bugs on my fataliis today. I saw no sign of damage yet. But last year my serranos got eaten pretty bad and I never caught the culprit.

At least Thinkgeek says this: But I'm sure many people would give up after a few weeks.

I recently made some raspberry hab syrup that spices up ice cream nicely. Heck, I even put it in my soda sometimes.

My first Fatalii sprouted today. Yay!!

Hi! I'm from Maryland, and this is my second year growing my own peppers. Last year I had four Serrano plants. This year I'm trying to grow Fataliis and Ancho San Luis. I'm also growing cucumber and mint, so I guess I'll be making some spicy tzatziki this summer. Here is my first Fatalii baby