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  done. thanks!

  saw that one but would prefer not to have 100% superhots- knocks the beginners out of the contest too quickly.

I am looking for a mixed box with a half dozen pods each of 10-20 varieties for a hot pepper eating contest I host at a disc golf tournament each year. (Contests can be viewed on youtube- search "hawk hollow hot pepper") Would prefer a mix of supers and lessers. Event is 9/29. Whatcha got?

Has anyone used PBH (parboiled rice hulls) as a substitute for perlite in their growing media? If so what are your thoughts on it. We use a lot of soilless mix on the farm and the price sure is good.

I host a hot pepper eating contest each year (viewable on you tube under "hawk hollow hot pepper eating" at a disc golf event i run. Format involves laying out about 10 pods of a bunch of different varieties on a table and allowing contestants to choose what they eat. In the past I have grown...

I have had very good service from them when I've dealt with them. This is a bit of a bummer though.

Received the following email from SKS this morning...   "To our Valued Customers: SKS Bottle and Packaging became aware of unauthorized access to customer payment data for transactions performed at our company’s e-Commerce web site. At this time, we believe the compromise is limited to any...

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The vendor next to me at my farmer's market yesterday had some plants he was selling as "manojo". He is a native Mexican and the seed came from there. He described the pods as roughly inch long, hot but not habanero hot,  red when ripe and somewhat thin growing downward in clusters. Some...

funny... i'm going to be making cayenne sauce (basically franks knockoff but smoked) for favors for my niece's wedding. at least the wedding is in september so i have time to grow the peppers.

lower temps and doing it in the dark will both help some.

thanks for the GWAR love guys. it has been a strange couple of days.

i grow for a living and stand by my previous statement. 

does not work on spider mites according to the factsheet from the National Pesticide Information Center. also is hard on bees, lacewings, and earthworms- nasty stuff. no way would i use it.

i sell produce for a living including at several farmer's markets. i also serve on a board that oversees 5 local markets. all require a million in liability insurance regardless of what you are selling. your local market may operate differently.

i don't like them either. they generate more work than they save.

for that number of cuttings i would stick to what you've already got. the tomatoes are going to root more easily than the peppers anyway.    you can order dip n grow online for about 12 bucks as well. 

i have always preferred liquid rooting hormones to gels or powders. i use dip n grow currently- peppers are somewhat slow to root- generally takes 15-20 days. i'm rooting in a mix of 80% vermiculite to 20% potting mix.

Big Lots often has a variety of Mrs Renfro products really cheap.

i've never had a scotch bonnet that tasted as good as a datil or a fatalii.