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thanks everybody for your inputs. or maybe they're infinity peppers? i have seeds of those and i tend to recycle my soil when seeds don't germinate. i'll post more pix tomorrow of the whole plant. whatever these are, they're a keeper. =D

no worries scott

yep. thanks.

forgot what this is, all i know it's some kind of 7pot. lol.

great to hear that yours have started to germinate. i just recieved my butch t's from scott. will sow some soon. =D

odd that i've only seen your grow thread for this year now. i shoulda seen this earlier. anyway, what a great start for you this year! =D

i see, thanks. maybe the tropical heat makes peppers get pimplier? (is pimplier even a word? lol) coz i've had habaneros get pimply coz i've grown them in full sun. ie meltdown habaneros. not super pimply, just a little. i guess i'll find out when it ripens? maybe it's a choco bhut or...

a frankenmater lol listada de gandia eggplant a meager harvest, fruit taken off the plant before pests get to them first

i have one plant that i labelled as a fresno but in its place actually grew a naga type pepper plant. can anyone help me identify what it is? these are the first few pods so i have yet to see one ripen. thanks all. the reason why i think these aren't bhuts is because the plant doesn't...

differences of pod shapes from two different towns that came from india gwahati jorhat one is stubbier, both are around the same length, the other is thinner. i have yet to test one or crack one open. soon. btw, the jorhat ones actually ripen from light green to dark green to...

yeah good link.

beaglestorm, really? crap!! looks like i gotta dig up my fennel and plant it by my dill.

wow sl! that gh is hardcore!!! =D

hated jiffy pellets when i used them, had almost zero germination from them compared to using regular seedling raising mixes. but it's all about controlling the temperature and moisture level. and i find seedling raising mixes are easier for me.

holy moly that is one very happy tulsi.

post pix. might help. =D

great work as always bro

oh those variegated basils would be awesome to have. =D

I find that bees love basil flowers. It's all they look for in my garden and i have a lot of basil. =)

hey xcsports, your stuff is on the way. sorry it took a while. nice list by the way.