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thanks for the shake the plant tip. i have to constantly move the pots around because the landscapers come by once every couple of weeks, so i guess when i move them, the shaking has been done?

How do I add more phosphorus and potassium to my fertilizer? Does this mean i have to buy yet another bottle? So im a newbie. Do the flowers grow a pepper from within them, or are they just there to look pretty? And someone mention something about pollination. does that mean i dont have to...

Are these the gold ive been waiting for?

Can i use any old bbq for this? and if so, how do i know if its low heat?

My seeds were planted on January 7, so they should be turning 4 months in a couple days! I was wondering how many months do they grow until they start to fruit? Id like to know because in the case that they did not get pollinated, id like to manually pollinate them myself. Ive seen plenty of...

No i dont think its the roots, the plant looks ALOT bette today. maybe it just needed some water and fert.

From everyones experience, what produces a hotter pepper for hot sauce making? Green or Ripe pepper?

i know the grinder is is grinding silly. thanks for the help guys!

If I find a cheap dehydrator in my area, ill definitely grab one. Are there any other ways to dry them other than air drying them? I heard that takes a month outside, and im afraid some bug might start to eat my peppers. Do I leave the seeds intact while dehydrating or do I deseed them? I also...

so since jolokias are pretty hot, is it better to go fruit based to balance things out?

sorry if this is the wrong section. Im totally new at pepper growing and i have yet to harvest my bhut jolokias. they still havent grown any fruits yet, but what id like to know is how to turn my pepper from fruit to a powder form. im going to make some hot sauce but id also like some jolokias...

yes i have a dog. every time she sniff the plant, i tell her no. shes pretty smart so i doubt she messing with them, but only god knows. maybe she likes the poop smell of the fertilizer?

I mix two table spoons with the gallons of water. sometimes a little more than two gallons. not to mention it rained this week in miami, florida. Also i give the same amount of fish emulsion to all of them and thats the only one that looks like its doing bad.

I feed them on mondays. i fertilize every other week. when i do add the fertilizer, i also add some calcium and some epson salt.

Not only do I have porno with me. Ive got video porn! MMM. LOL one of the plants is dying! help! can someone tell me whats wrong with it. i posted a video on youtube. here the link: Jolokia Video thanks!

thanks guys! much appreciated! im sorry im new to growing peppers. actually new to growing period. lol. anyways, if bhuts arent good for sauce, then what good are they for? also whats a good pepper to grow good for sauces?

i think its the ground. i have some planted on the ground and others in pots. the ones in the pots are doing better. its weird because the ones in the ground look strong at night and weak during the day. they ones in the pot look strong all day.

I live in miami and its pretty hot over here. during the day, my jolokias looks like they are dying. the leaves and stems feel weak and they looks withered. during the night, they stiffen up again and erect their leaves. so my question: is the sun too intense? do i give them shade? or move them...

on my experience, the ones in the cups grew faster and stronger than the ones germinating in the bag.

Wondering if anyone has any good Bhut Jolokia Hot sauce or chili recipes or if your able to redirect me to an older thread, please let me know. Thanks!