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welcome to the THP JavaScottC. I'm also growing Carribean red habanero and I have a few ripe pods ;) I guess the second pic is super chilis. Very impressive.

Pam leave the anal stuff to aliens ;) Let them grow!

gardenkiller the pics looks very similar to the problem I had with the Big Jim. It started to happened when I neglected (was on vacation for 2 weeks) my hydro setup. The hydro solution was not changed for more then a month and probably lacking in nutrients. All this was under artificial light so...

Eastern Rocket A medium hot, medium sized pale yellow thick walled, tapered bell pepper. 65 days http://www.g6csy.net/chile/database.html

The theory is that when a pepper is fully mature (at the green stage just before changing color) it's at it's peak level of heat. When the pepper ripens more it's developing more flavors and more sugar but not more heat.

You need to upload the pictures on website that will host pictures. Then you copy and past the image link on the forum. Try it with http://photobucket.com/ you need to register and it's free.

That's just cruel. :hot: I had a bland greenhouse "vine ripe" my @ss crappy tomato sandwich for lunch! I'm so jealous ..... Maybe in a month I'll get to eat a real tomato.

I tasted a few pods grown in hydro. Very hot and tasty. These should taste even better. I'm going to pick them this weekend and try the Habanero Gold Jelly recipe. WOOHOO I'm so proud of my precious :lol:

Ok now I'm even more confused. I gave a Red Caribbean Habanero plant to my brother in law. The plant was fully matured and was previously in my hydro setup. It was transplanted on the first weekend of June with flowers but I removed all pods before transplanting. Today I got a pic of the plant...

When you look at seeds they say bla bla then something like 90 days. That's the question what does the 90 days mean? http://www.tomatogrowers.com/hot2.htm Habanero (Red) #9586 (30 seeds) $2.20 This bright red version of Habanero is one hot pepper - a staggering 285,000 Scoville units! The...

AH! I think you're right. So for an orange hab rated at 90 days, it would take 156 days (7*8 weeks + 90) from seed to fruit. Sounds like BS to me.Takes way longer then this.But what do I know. Well next year I'm starting the Habs January 1st. This year I started March 15th (8 weeks before last...

When you buy seeds and on the package it says 90 days. What exactly does it mean? 90 days to get mature fruit from seeds. 90 days from immature fruit until ripen? 90 days from when the flower is pollinated to ripen fruit? 90 days from when the flower is pollinated to mature but unripe fruit? I...

It depends where you are growing the plants. If in containers you should fertilize on a regular schedule. If it's in a garden with lots of compost and manure, at this stage you should use a slow release tomato fert. You can use miracle gro type of fert but be careful of the N-P-K values. When...

Very cool. What are you trying to achieve with the Jalabanero ? More heat, taste, bigger pods? At some point you will need to define the "Jalabanero" and only select the pods that meet the criteria for the future F3. Jal is about 75 days and habs 90 days. How long does it take to have mature...

Habanero Gold is printed in the Bernardin Guide to Home Preserving. It's a Canadian recipe...go figure. Prep Time: 30 Cooking Time: 15 Servings: Yield: 3 half pints Heat Level (Spiciness): Medium Ingredients: 1/3 cup finely sliced dried apricots 3/4 cup white vinegar 1/4 up finely...

Cool those peppers look like little pears. humm pear pepper!?!?

Nope I just purchased 200 seeds packs of Donni Sali from reimer and selling them on ebay. ... just kidding :think:

Does anyone have a link that explains what happens to the plant when it's cloned? I always though that a clone makes an exact copy of the parent without any change to size or fruits of the clone. I want to try this with a tomato plant any idea if it would work?

It's mostly used for tomatoes that always need some type of support. Advantage : ELIMINATES all stakes and cages ELIMINATE tomato ties, Cloth strips, lost time, etc. NO MORE ground fungus NO MORE ground insects, Cutworms & other pests NO MORE nematodes Easy to pick fruits

Cool you da man Potawie! I didn't think you were going to do it but it's gonna be fun watching that pepper grow. You better post some pics from time to time ;)