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yep plugged mine in. As a bonus...No heat!

Just got my delivery - they have plenty left http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270751088750&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

I've hit em with Confidor, that does most bugs in. Just want to know if it is a virus, do they have a chance

Tried doing some research. Not much on how plant physiology handles virus's though. Can plants eventually recover from viral infections like the chilli mosaic virus etc. I have a few of my lovelies showing leaf curl symptoms. I don't want to have to pull them up seeing it was a hard slog to...

Well I don't mean to brag......Ah what the heck yes I do. The general managers PA took a bottle of this batch of sauce to a restaurant. Kathy, company and the restaurant owners are placing orders after giving rave reviews. Colleagues around the office are also placing orders. I'm so proud, and...

Wow great set up. And welcome !!

This is my variation of a tomato sauce reciepe. Ingredients: 6 cans of roma tomatoes (or 2 1kg bags of any type and about 3 extra) 3 Granny Smith apples 1 and 3/4 cups white vinegar 2 onions 1 level teaspoon pepper medley (mixed pepper corns crushed) 3 Douglah chilli's 2 Orange Habanero's 1...

I ate a douglah a week ago and it hurt me good. I hate a douglah again this week and it hurt a little less. I dosent take long to build tolerence. Try small pieces and work your way up. You will be soon munching hurt pods with the best of em.

I don't really have time money etc to set up a worm farm just yet(although I do plan to) but in the mean time, does anyone know where I can get some worm juice. I'm keen to try out this as it seems to be the in thang! I live in Caboolture so somewhere close would be a plus.

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Eating Dougla's is fun too, even more fun watching mates eat em. I'll up load a video tonight of my mate Steve chucking up milk after trying to cool the gob down.

Douglah came in at 1.2+-.1. Still thats a repeatable score, unlike the 1 in a million chance viper. according to the officials:- Top 10 hottest chilli varietal groups with their Scoville unit ratings: 1. Trinidad Scorpion Butch Taylor (1,463,700) 2. Scorpion cultivars and Naga Viper...

Important point to be made here - Chilli's are what they eat. Feed them crap like Thrive, Osmicote, Aquasol, Miracle Grow etc and you can expect them to taste like a lab experiment. Alternatively, give them good wholesome organic ferts and taste the sweetness. A freind of mine was telling me how...

Guinness book of records have finally bowed to the Butch T as the worlds hottest. MMwwhahahah eat that you phony naga viper cad. http://www.chilefoundry.co.uk/2011/06/04/trinidad-scorpion-official-guinness-world-records-holder-at-1463700-shu/

oh my winter babies are already starting to imerge....I'm so proud, havent thought of names for them yet.

Well, I'm a bit late with my post here. But count me in. I've started some Barrackpore, Bhut Jolokia, and Jonas in Coir. Never used coir before so it will be interesting to see if its as good as the Jiffy stuff.

Always check reputation. I made the mistake once from ebay. Heaps of good advice here that wont lead you astray. I may have some seeds if you want some. I have heaps of 7 pod varieties if you want a true hottie. Many here would agree, they are hotter than the ghost chillies. Ghost chillies...

In my experience, the first set are like saucers. Then they start putting out heaps of smaller ones and concentrate on getting taller. Feed them organically and its not uncommon to see them reach shoulder height.

Nah, he's stil a good freind. Just ignorant to the evils of roundup, zero etc :-)