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Here's your answer:   http://www.925-1000.com/a_spoonanatomy.html

  Yes, you will more than likely have to modify it.  Here's a pic of my 50 gallon barrel setup (to give you an idea).  

Bump!!

Tea looks good Carl.  I have zero doubt that your plants enjoyed it.   Edit: I'm a doofus.  Sorry for messing up your name Chuck  :(

I cannot get over how HUGE that lava plant is!  It's freak of nature.  And I'm glad you decided not to take on the full pod.  Those babies are un-relenting and insanely hot!  All looks fantastic Jamie!  I said it in the B-Day thread already, but I'll also wish you a Happy Birthday here too!  ...

Absolutely gorgeous plants Gary!  I just can't get enough of those RCW mounds.  Things of beauty, my friend!

Looking good Mikey!  Your plants are really starting to take off now!

Decided to do an update video this time.  Looking back at the pics I last posted (~2 weeks ago), I really can see a marked improvement in growth in both gardens.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11yLs610gjs

Happy Birthday Jamie!   :bday:

  There's a whole big discussion going on right here: http://thehotpepper.com/topic/47248-the-chocolate-reaper/   You can consider the seeds as an F1 generation, meaning that you aren't very likely to get the same pod shape/color/etc. as the mother plant.  And at $12 for 10 seeds, I would not be...

Most likely, they have something in their process and/or don't want to pay the money to be OMRI certified.  I'm sure it is perfectly safe to use, but they have to put the disclaimer in there that it can't be used by people who grow and sell their crops in a 100% organic fashion.  If you use...

Just wow Judy.  I cannot even imagine how hot these babies are!  Absolutely beautiful pods.

All that oil!  :shocked:

Love the choco pod porn Judy.  Keep em coming!

Very nice Judy!

  Contact Kelp4Less directly.  They are always helpful and usually quick to respond.  They should be able to answer your question.

  A tomato plant of that size will have most likely used up all the nutes in the OF by now.  It's probably time to supplement.

Looks like Red Habs.  With them being more rounded, it's possible they could be Trinidad Congos as well.

Went out to the garden today on my lunch to survey the damage.  Overall, things aren't as bad as I expected.  However, still got a bunch of ragged leaves and now my Chinenses appear to be showing signs of overwatering.  I'm not exactly surprised by the overwatering symptoms though.  Wednesday...

  I've used fabric pots for 2 years and both years I had both.  It wasn't an either/or scenario.  Every plant that was in a fabric pot had a VERY dense root structure as well as a multitude of roots that went into the ground.