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Here's my reaper in a 10 gallon root pouch. Nice and bushy     and here are my reaper pods (NOT!) I got these seeds from puckerbutt direct! Hope its just the early pods that look like this! lol  

  I know right! not a weed in sight and a sea of beautiful manicured lawn. wow!

Freak rainstorm here in sugarland. Lets see how the plants do.

Looks great more pics!

I make compost tea with fresh worm castings from my vermicompost bin. I heard if ur AACT smells bad throw it away as bad bacteria have taken over. If it smells like fresh dirt or a forest then it should be ok. I do add molasses and kelp. I do apply it as a foliar and in the soil. Just to be safe...

Things are going great so far. Here are some pics: Group shot Moa in raised bed Reaper in 10 gal Jalapeno zapotec - non pruned vs pruned. Serrano overwinter podding up Grafted tomatoes (sun sugar, brandywine, san marzano)

Almost finished a case of HBD 1841 i got in sep 2011. Time to order another case. Amazing hot sauce and John rocks!

Yes they are! Next time i'm gonna try fresh/wet worm castings cultivated from my worm bin instead of drying them out. I think there will be more beneficial bacteria this way. On a side note, i learned about the Praxxus pruning method for pepper plants. Its a simple but powerful pruning method...

Saw this youtube video on another pepper forum and it looks very promising. Has anyone tried this? I'm going to be doing it for my a few jalapeno plants and a reaper to see how it goes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=6ckg4Vh9ga8 and here is what i did today cracked...

Hi Steve, nothing inground. My soil is all clay. I need to spend some time amending some of it, but for now i've had good success with rasied beds and containers. One MOA will go into a 10 gallon root pouch with promix/compost/vermiculite mix. The other will go into a raised bed thats over a...

Thanks Jamison, yea i hope i get more fruit this year on that pom! Thanks! Haha, thanks Steve. Great germination rates on these. I'm not growing any other scotch bonnets, only the MOA. Just the basics this year :) And on a side note, i just gave all peppers and tomatoes a douse of fresh...

here are my baby moa. everyones looks great!

Been a long time, took pics but never posted, lazy! A few weeks back i started to harden off the plants under a white shade cloth. I have some mighty mato grafted tomatoes also in the raised bed so everyone was having a partial sun party. One day we had some severe winds and it shredded some...

Thanks meat freak. Just a few days and i'm seeing amazing growth here. Already having some small buds! My first post's picture was only 10 days ago and they were so small and look at them now! wow! The MOA Group shot, i've already raised the lights 3 inches and its already up there. reapers...

That is awesome! A seedling army! Looks like each seedling has a knife in their hands ready to go into battle!

Thanks everyone for the kind words! I have a MOA seedling up and running! Wohoo. The other 2 seeds were not budging, so i did some scarification, 3 days later i got a tap root on one seed and into the dirt it went. Lets see if that comes out the dirt with no issues :) Just an update. Everything...

Looking good mike! Plants look healthy and also love the stacked overwinter idea. I see you have Zapotec jalapeno overwintered. That is my nunber one fave jalapeño. Amazing flavors in that one. Cant wait to harvest this year.

In a land where everyone is going big, i decided to go small. Last year, i did around 70 plants or so of 45 varities. It was overwhelming and a pain in the butt to maintain, i kinda stopped updating my glog too. Here is what it looked like in its prime: I auctioned peppers off, gave them...