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one of my favorite bands back in the day... i'm going to have to order some.

aji dulce's were my best selling pepper at my markets last year... people love them once they know what they are and i'm the only one selling them around here. i'm growing 6 types of seasoning peppers this year- about 300 plants total. aji dulce pimento cheese rules.

try fishing worm dye- it's brighter than RIT- just don't use the scented ones. i love the cthulhu one.

the mvp stuff is too slick for my taste as a putter. i'm slowly growing to like the mcpro i got a couple months ago- it was too slick when the weather was cold but feels pretty good when it's warm. starting a new course design project tomorrow- guy has about 100 acres at a nursery and wants a...

i agree with TOAW- looks like a variant on a stirrup hoe. good for weeding.

love my lucky dog hot sauce shirt!

hi from spotsylvania!

i have plenty of space to grow that many peppers- drying them would seem to be the most problematic aspect. too humid for field drying here... maybe let them dry on the plants which would in turn yield crappy looking pods.

succession planting is the way to go with cilantro.

i'm playing better than i have in years... tied for first in pro masters yesterday but lost on the third playoff hole. probably shot roughly 990 golf.

it's great... all Todd's stuff I've tried has been.

are you on a well? if not- no testing needed. if so- one test is good for a period of time. i believe they want annual testing for well water here.

warm up singles event at my course this weekend for the big team event the following week. probably be 50 people or so this week. for the team event it will be 108 with about 20 guys rated over 1000.

i had some purple and some green plants last year... was not overly impressed by flavor or heat of either. they were all very prolific however.

those are rock for stoners... not stoner rock. ;)

in Virginia drying is equated to processing so must be done in an inspected facilty... this is about to change however in regard to items such as herbs. the bill just passed a week ago so i haven't researched how it impacts peppers, tomatoes, etc as of yet.

covers home production of pickles and a number of other items for sale from the home or at farmer's markets- also contains an acidified foods section!!!

gonna be more stable than those soft magnets... also takes forever to beat in. i like the ridge for throwing though... a little less glide than an aviar with a bit more stability. i was part of vibram's disc tester program for a while.

some old friends... others include High on Fire and everything on Underdogma Records... my old roommates...

i grew some last year, not overly prolific as scorpions go, not much difference in heat or flavor from the "regular" scorpions, pods somewhat smaller in general. not growing this year.