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Thanks, Sanarda. Will do!

Hi everyone, just wanted to share my growing mistakes and progress here. Plants i have going on are:- - Assam Bhut - Billy Biker Jalapenos - Giant Jalapeno - Aji Limon - Fresno - Trinidad moruga scorpion - Goronong (op) - Generic bell peppers (i need more sweet pepper for daily eating) My soil...

Yeah, i dont have change that small. But i will look for it! No problem guys, carry on :)

one more day guyssss

good tip. will try to keep an eye out for this

Yeah, Dan. Keep the smack talk coming! Everyone too! Be warned of rebuttals. I am going the organic route, hopefully, i can find some place in my garden to plant it in ground.

really fuzzy roots for a little tyke

i am out then. no problem, looking forward to seeing giants on this thread!

i just sent wayright a PM, i want to be in

looks mighty fine. I havent had such luck with overwinters or bonchis. All died after the transplant. Any tips?

very nice

Should i join? Arghhh, so hard to resist growing a humongous plant. *cracks head*

this is interesting. I am hoping a full blown guide for fertigation.

those bags are working well for ya. Lookin' good!

jiffy pots works well. Need to keep them damp and avoid dry out. Also, remove the netting before transplanting.

SanPatricio and Joyner left me in stitches! all is good.

wow, i am at a loss for words. Such wonderful growth for such a limited space. Envious i am

this sounds like what i have every year, i dont label my plants when i transplant them into their final pots. The leaves and growth habits gives out whether they are chinenses, annums, fruts or baccs but mostly the fruit is always a good surprise for me.

whoa, another aerogarden user. Niceeee keep 'em or transplant to soil and post it up on FB, ask if anyone wants a free, healthy chili plant. Mine will get taken up in no time. Of course, keep the biggest and healthiest to yourself.

i am loving the trash talk in this thread. Remember folks, its all in the spirit of the game :)