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Great list.. lots of useful cooking varieties and not just a long list of superhots. I see the makings of several throw-down victories here.. can't wait!

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I'd be lying if I did't say that I check your Glog once a day for new pictures. Just saying... lol

If you have access to a car, White Sands National Monument is near by. We go once a year and spend all day sliding down the dunes. Better if you go early, but even in the heart of summer, thanks to the white sand, it is cool enough until about noon. There is also Carlsbad Caverns about 3 hours...

Just came back from Costco and they were giving out samples of Ghost Pepper Jack melted onto corn tostadas. It was the most spicy cheese I have ever tried from a retail store and it was really tasty. Most people here probably would not say it is super hot but it had a very nice kick that...

Welcome from El Paso.

My potted plants absolutely hated water from the hose... My in ground plants had no problems with it. The difference was the pots were getting drenched with the hose where as the in ground plants got a gradual drip irrigation. I also had to resort to using 3 5 gallon drinking water containers. I...

I planted 2 rows in a 4' x 36' raised garden. The plants were 24" apart and they were touching each other by the end of the season. I was happy with it though and plan to keep them at 24" for this season. IF you have the room a bit more would be nice and if you don't have the room 18" would be...

Ahhh beautiful plants, I'm sooo jealous! I remember how nice it was to have 18" plants with thick stems going in the ground last year. Looks like you have perfected the cup method. I just got back from the spring plant sale at the Chile Pepper institute. I was expecting plants looking like the...

There is always a story about the evils of pesticides but here is the latest one about neonicotinoid insecticides and it supposed new link to bee collapse. I have been using Acetamiprid which is similar and it works amazingly well. I use it on my plants when they are 8"-12" a few days after...

Fantastic.... First video I have watched in 6 months.. I was secretly dreading starting up to eat fresh supers again but I am getting excited now..... I have been living off of Chris's Chocolate Thunder Powder all winter. Your plants looks great! Good luck this season!

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I love how you call them "Flavors" like it's Kool-aid or something .. LOL

So everyone doesn't have to go back through 3 pages to figure out what has been guessed, here are the guesses so far - good luck...

Just last Friday I hand picked about 10 orange habaneros from the local grocery store that look exactly the same as yours with the cool tails. About 25% of the pods they were selling had tails. Flavor and heat was exactly the same as a normal orange hab, but they looked so cool I had to buy some.

AlabamaJack wrote a fantastic primer on how to start seeds. It was on his Facebook page but he seems to have taken it down. Maybe he will post it here if he reads this. I used it as a guide last season and it worked great.

The pots I have are awesome but they are so tall they will fall over if you bump them if they are not kept in their trays. Once in their trays they are too high and have too many blockages to have effective bottom watering. I let them sit over night and they sill were dry near the middle. Last...

Talked to Root Pouch HQ. They said their one pint pouch has a 3" diameter and is 5" high. The quart is a 4" diameter and is 5" high. So that works out to 35 and 63 cubic inches of soil respectively. Just slightly less capacity then my 3x5.5 pots but being able to bottom water efficiently is...

Technically it is a Brown or Chocolate or Cafe or <insert shade of brown here> 7. It is not the same as Judy's Brown 7 or the Chocolate 7 I tried last year. It is most likely an accidental cross that has generated a new brown colored 7 Pot. It may still be delicious but genetically it will be...