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  I got them in a trade from someone who bought them from Judy :P Mystery solved :D   Edit: and to the offrailed threadtrain, his seeds were all different when I received 'em, it was just some Facebook Drama that I don't partake in I'm sure :P   Plus! Cmpman, you were looking at the list of...

Herzlichen Glueckwunsch zum Geburtstag :)

I didn't realize that it must be earwigs taking the small holes outta my leaves. Huh. I got an indoor aphid problem atm. I feel your pain.

I support the baccatums too :) plenty in that heat range

Thanks :) got these from fil, growing em next season :)

My pepper seedlings did poorly in sandier soils, but maybe it was because I used fine grain. I think it caked on the roots. YMMV. I feel you. I know I don't have enough containers or soil for everything yet, space notwithstanding. They sit around fine in solocups though, I have several...

I have the worst luck with annuum seed. None of my jaloros, bananas, cali wonders, bells, ever sprouted. What annuums did sprout came after chinense. That was this summer though. We'll see how well my plants sprout in plugs. Pepper seeds take forever, don't keep it too damp. Just moist is...

That's because they bought it and sold it on Ebay! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Searzall-Kitchen-Blowtorch-Attachment-New-and-Unopened-/271666211773?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f40916bbd   Jerks.

I used the filter method this summer. Seeds that dried out were fine when kept moist again.

The petals pop off after the pod starts maturing, glue works fine.

Ugh, I feel so incredibly stupid, how did I mess up my calculations for necessary plastic film? :(   Looks like I'll be missing the bottom or 2 feet or so from both sides of my hoop, wtf? Incredible sadness. I somehow didn't take into account how wide the bow actually was, curve and all. Face...

Success! Home Despot can suck an egg, A local pipe supplier on the other side of town offered me free delivery with kindness. Got all my hoophouse pipe! i just need some bolts now :)

I think maybe it has something to do with our chosen, bred for taste and size, you know, cultivated seed finding itself back in the wild and when it flowers it affects local populations bringing our cultivated choices into the wild fruit again via pollen and then more people pick those fruit...

Front view of my south facing porch (Post fabric pots)       Hind view, these are all of my pepper plants that aren't in Topsy Turvy trees. Those are elsewhere, doing alright, wishing nights were warmer probably. Pics of those later. (pic is pre fabric pots)     Updates on the hoophouse: Home...

Thanks man. Putting everything in 3 gallon fabric pots for the most part, hopefully they don't get out of hand :)

Sorry guys, I didn't realize there was an image maximum for Imgur and all the pics I uploaded to put here weren't allowed, so I wanna do that later, I want to sleep now :p   But before I do, let me type a bunch of stuff!   Here's what I'm starting for 2015 atm, I just set to soaking about 180...

I think I've waited long enough to bump this. Updated with seeds I have and seeds I want.   I am looking for extraordinary sweet peppers too. :)   Thanks to traders like you I just set to soaking 90 varieties in solocups, this next season is gonna be wild!

I've had annuums and frutescens set in 100+ weather with 80+ nights. It's not a hard and fast rule for every variety or localized variety. I don't know why pollen is more heat tolerant in some plants, they must find ways though.

^ meaning they're just normal composting fungi, they're fine in your pot. Gj dash identifying the pinheads. I've only seen mature fruit, didn't know they looked like that