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cinnamon basil is great for spicy pesto. the cinnamonish flavor serves as a nice bridge between the basil flavor and the pepper spiciness.

aaactually... you can save a few days of growth time by actually waiting until the seed casing is shed or almost shed. i've done it both ways and the plants that i waited to transplant always out-do the ones that went in first.

i wouldn't worry...

if i cared enough about monstanto, i'd buy stock in them..

dorset naga should technically be a bit earlier than a true naga morich. this is based on the notion that the dorset naga is a selectively bred naga morich selected for dorset's climate.

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lol. alternate hobbies besides gardening help keep the winter blues at bay for me. gaming = healthy self-dose of dopamine = happy me.

coffee filters + rubber bands.

jeaaaalouuuus

I'd like to try and help, but as disclaimer, I really only have space for one extra variety (3-4 plants) in my garden. In order of preference: CGN20792 Capsicum annuum (Feferoni Gelbe) CGN21518: Capsicum annuum (Cuban Pfefferon) CGN22849: Capsicum annuum (Ukrainskii) CGN16803 Capsicum...

good stuff chris, can't wait to see your grow list! are you doing the eastern european annums again this year?

a lot of us have used 5 gallon containers to house single plants, and it definitely looks as if you're gonna have far more soil volume per plant than we do. so i gather you'll definitely be ok.

nope. orange habs have a very distinct taste as compared to say white habs or bhuts. at least in my experience.

yeah, i think that's a problem with our judiciary system, which tends to oversimplify stuff in order to deal with the majority of the uneducated jurors which can't grasp even the most elementary math/bio (don't blame them, blame our awesome educational system for that)... i heard a good lawyer...

to each their own; if i spent 10 years and had to hire 2,000 people to breed/gm the perfect tomato, you're damn sure i'm gonna protect my investment...

double post *doh!*

i'm with potawie on this. i don't think dave understands that you can tell whether something is or isn't a hybrid when f2s are grown out. i've seen pictures of f2 yellow bhuts and there is a noticeable variance in pod shape, size and growing habit. what does that tell you? it's most likely a...

my experience is rather limited, but i love bhut jolokias. i was able to get a few pods from a specialty seller at the farmer's market over here and they made the best sauce i've ever had. behind the heat, there's a whole lot of flavor in those pods. far more than in the cayennes that i grew...

hah, i'd buy them just because of that. just sow them and enjoy your crop. hopefully it will be better than you expect. i'm on the other side of the card here. i'm one of those odd gardeners that actually thinks that what montsanto is doing is actually, in the end, beneficial to mankind as a...

lucky you, sir. my boys have been in the dirt for two weeks and i've got 3 out of about 25 coming up.