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  1. madhatter

    Anyone have any ideas on whats causing this?

    Do you think distilled water or tap water? I can bypass the the softner.
  2. madhatter

    Anyone have any ideas on whats causing this?

    Thanks Mill. Could be a salt issue and yeah will have to flush them to see if it changes. The plants are indoors. Way too cold here still to get them outside :(
  3. madhatter

    Anyone have any ideas on whats causing this?

    No sir but i can always run out and get one of those kits they sell to test it. Im using pro mix BX for the medium and thought it was supposed to somewhat PH balanced? Unless its the water. I do have a water softner?
  4. madhatter

    Anyone have any ideas on whats causing this?

    Hi all. In the last couple of weeks many of my seedlings are developing issues. The new growth on the plants are yellowing and leaves are starting to curl. Ive been giving them a diluted 10-10-10 fertilizer every so often and epsom salt spray once in a while. It looks to me like some sort of...
  5. madhatter

    Cappy's Capsicum 2011

    Beautiful spectacle of plants you got going on Cappy. Good luck with everything.
  6. madhatter

    Weather Rant!!!!!!!!!!

    Same thing up here in southern Ontario. Rain, Cold, Wind...Shit! The long range forecast doesnt look to special either. Plant out will be late this year :(
  7. madhatter

    Hello from Brazil!!

    :welcome: From Canada.. Good luck with you growing season...you have a very good list of varieties
  8. madhatter

    Interview with Butch Taylor

    Butch, Im just going to take a shot in the dark here but could the "mystery" pepper be a carib red or savina? Oh well you might have to tell us :)
  9. madhatter

    Bhut Advice

    I wouldnt give up on it... Ive seen plants your size still take off from with new shoots and end up being 2-3 feet wide and produce a good amount of peppers.
  10. madhatter

    Average Time for Color Change

    :welcome: from Ontario. As for the ripening. I think it depends on a bunch of factors. How much sun and temperature and the variety your growing. But on average i would say close to a month in my experience.
  11. madhatter

    My First Super Hot Baby Bhut

    Very Nice Pepperjam. You might have to do a video to test your first born superhot when it ripens :mouthonfire:
  12. madhatter

    Interview with Butch Taylor

    +1. so did I. Thought it was from Trinidad scorpion seeds he acquired a few years ago. If it is a cross it turned out to be one hell of a pepper.
  13. madhatter

    Patrick's 2011 Grow Log

    Patrick.. Im blown away on how tall you get your plants in those cups in particular the annums and they are so nice and green. What the hell are you using to feed them? Just awesome bro
  14. madhatter

    Petrol/gasoline prices

    Its high here too in Canada. About a 1.37 per litre. Its worst in other parts of Canada at about 1.50 but the cost of living is lower. They find any excuse to raise gasoline prices and fill the pockets of investors. And the government here doesnt do anything because they make tons of money off...
  15. madhatter

    Hello! Please dun hit me in the face! :D

    Welcome emm? to both of you enjoy THP
  16. madhatter

    JungleRain's 2010/2011 season

    Could anyone tell me the origins of these peppers???; Monster Naga Kapowie Cuppacino Big Bang Naga Grant i'm not sure...but i think those came from Potawie. But Potawie can answer that
  17. madhatter

    My adopted babies

    Great pics and those plants look nice and green. Your going to have a great season!
  18. madhatter

    video What pepper did this guy eat in this video?

    Too funny! It did look like an olive?
  19. madhatter

    What Pepper is used for Chinese Hot Chile Oil?

    I make a hot oil using goat weed, olive oil and garlic. Before adding the oil i cure the pepper with salt to prevent Botulism. So i was told by the guy who gave me the recipe. Oils needs to be kept away somewhere dark when not in use.
  20. madhatter

    Hello pepper freaks!

    Welcome Tim from Ontario. Enjoy THP and your growing season.
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