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Confucius say don't use cannonball to kill mosquito ;)

Welcome to the forum from Michigan. Your the one in the family that's good to know: here, grow this for me and then I'll take the pods since you don't like to eat them and all that ;)

Welcome to the forum from Michigan.

Welcome to the forum from Michigan :)

Welcome back & congratulations on the new chili head ;)

Welcome to The Hot Pepper Paul :woohoo:

Welcome to the forum from Michigan.

Very cool, thanks for sharing ;)

I purchased a red & an orange rocoto plants from CCN this year. My intent is to overwinter both plants in my grow tent and see what happens. I'll also be trying to find seeds for a few other pubescens for next year's start. I'm thinking they will handle the cooler late summer / early fall...

Welcome back Judy :woohoo: See...we all missed you ;)

I'm definitely going to miss all the blackberry brambles back in Washington. I swear it's the state weed there!!! Every bike path, hiking trail and park is surrounded by blackberries. Now I'm going to have to actually pay for them :(

I know it's not like the criolla sella, but the rocoto/locoto/manzano are thick walled crunchy peppers...just throwing that out there.

Welcome to the forum from Michigan :)

Nope, couldn't say. It looked like very fine spider webs all around the area that I fertilized. They are still in the grow tent since temperatures still drop at night. Was 39 here last night.

Yup, same stuff I use on my french toast ;)

After I planted up to the red solo cups I used some fish/seaweed liquid fertilizer and a couple days later noticed some fungus starting to grow on the surface. I added cinnamon to the suface soil which solved the problem. Now to the question: should I remove that top layer of soil with the...

Congratulations on the greenhouse. I've got to admit...lil envious right now :P