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but does hydroton have enough of a wicking proccess to reach the seedling?

Wohoooo! My 200th Post! Love you guys! You All Rock! I know I know, boo hoo Im still a rookie, shutapp!

i need to make one of those!

I wish I had one of those vacuum sealers. They have $20 ones on amazon.com but im sure it does a cheesy job. Maybe ill go for the $52 one.

When I'm beer plastered, i love to eat tacos and mexican food. i dont know why. this would be badass for those nights.

a DWC is a deep water culture system. i think they are like bubblers, but dont take my word on it cause im a noob. i transplanted a plant to the DWC and it didnt look good for 2 days and i didnt want this particular plant dying so i retransplanted it back to soil. what im trying to build is a...

lol that was pretty funny.

lol @rocketman Thats how you do it!!!

Welcome to the site man! Im sure youll find all the help you need on here.

nice to meet ya bent. im anthony. sorry to here about your lost home. i didnt know there were bad floods in Australia. good to hear your back on your feet again.

No particular use. Im a sucker for a great deal. You feel like a badass holding the knife. Great weight. Not too heavy. Not too light. Did I mention only 10 bucks online. lol i love it.

Just came in the mail yesterday. Not the greatest knife in the world, but for only $9.99, this thing is made to be used and abused. 13.25 inches overall 2lbs Full Tang Stainless Steel

badass! thanx

Ok so I dried a few pepper halves. what do I store these in until im ready with some more for the grinding? Currently, I just have them in plastic ziplock bags. is this good enough, provided i give them some air once a day?

I doubt the hot weather can do that. maybe the beginning of the Anthracnose disease (although i dont see black dots). i dont really know. someone in here more knowledgable will answer you. EDIT: actually it might just be sunscald...

Well heres my first batch. i dried it a 105 degrees for 24 hours. I'd say the colors are still there.

Lol they are in the shade. That's why I think it's heat caused by humidity.

I know that before the pepper plants can be exposed to 12 hour sunlight, you need to harden them by giving them 1 hour of sunlight everyday. But here in Miami, they plants start to wilt almost to the point of death in just under 15 minutes. Maybe it's to hot and humid or something. But I take...

damn i want one of those purple nagas! very cool!