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Greetings and Salutations from 3 streets over!!! :welcome: Let's get together and :high: & :drunk: & eat Scorpions until our heads explode some night soon!

Hey Justaguy, good to see you out here posting! Yeah you got robbed by seedrack bro. I can hook you up with Bhuts or like the others have suggested thehippyseedcompany rocks, Neil is the best! I remember meeting him on youtube and asking him to come here and it's been the best thing as he...

Greetings and Salutations from the Harrisburg area!

:woohoo: Home Depot for Thuricide here I come! Thanks for the replies everyone! I think next year I'm going to try raising a few hundred praying mantis's for my garden :P

Greetings Pepperheads! I'm posting to mainly vent some frustration but of course ask of your wise help my friends. I've never had a problem with worms before so if anyone can give a suggestion on ridding my garden of these evil green monsters it'd be greatly appreciated! At this point a...

Pot it up! :high:

The new look, well looks Good!! Slow reply but I haven't been on in a few days, Fantastic Job Hot Pepper website Gods!!! :cool: :dance:

WOW, very nice!!! You got tons of peppers in there and I you may have a hard time picking them!

Welcome to the website Deadhead804! It looks like your doing a great job with your new hobby, best wishes with all future growing! btw, I too am, well at least was, a deadhead. I'll never forget the fun times with many 'trips' I spent groovin to the Grateful Deadl :)

I love Thai Hotties :lol: sorry, almost the end of day at work and anxious to get home to my garden!:)

Bwhahhhahahaaa that's just wrong!! the smell of fish fertilizer on hot concrete is pretty gut wrenching :) I watered my plants the other day before planting them in the ground and I gave them a big ol dose of fish emulsion, the water splattered all over the ground on the concrete and the...

Having something trade worthy can be a difficult task for several reasons. You must be sure the seed is pure and not cross pollinated, is viable and will sprout, and having documented evidence of the grown plants from which the seed came from always helps. Seeds don't stay viable for a long time...

I must be insane because I love to handle my pods with bare hands and feel the burn. Cutting several hundred Nagas or Scorpions makes me feel alive, bring on the Hunan hands! Of course I do a horror story of how I seriously hurt my wife during a whoopie session due to Capsaicin. It was about 5...

Whats funny is I use the same brand and I think I've been using the same bottle for 3 years now. My advice would be to give it to them. Don't waste precious plant food, there's starving plants in Africa that could use it haven't ya heard? bwahahahhahaahahhahaa :)

+1 I have municipal water that gets a strong chemical treatment but it contains fluoride, chlorine, sulfates, arsenic, zinc etc etc... :( Even washing our dishes with the water is a concern of mine. My peppers only get charcoal filtered or rain water.

Well I don't think anyone else mentioned it so I'm going to speak up for the Scorpion and say that it's my all time favorite bar none. I make a Scorpion sauce with some tropical fruits that is the perfect blend of heat and sweet for me. I can't wait to make a few hundred bottles of it again this...

I'm still wondering how you fit that entire pepper in your mouth as that thing was huge! :)

Just my $.02 take on this subject of comparing the peppers, I've found my Scorpions(the version some of you call Butch T) have been hotter then my 7pods. My 7Pods were able to be eaten right off the vine by the handfuls, but my Scorpions would cause an instant panic dash for the house to guzzle...

+1 Lake water would be the best to use, that is as long as there's no serious contamination but since there's vegetation and fish go for it!

l agree with the others that they do seem to be different varieties. I grew them back to back and found the Naga was smaller, but double the amount in production, and both had about the same heat level. The Bhuts seemed a little weaker and would break off the vine easier and they seemed thinner...