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Welcome from central California!

Welcome from California's central valley!

I bought some tomato plants from them last summer. Service was good, but when the plants bore fruit, some were obviously mislabeled. Too late to do anything about it then, so I just let it go. A friend of mine bought over 100 plants from CROSSCOUNTRY nursery last year(chileplants.com) and had...

wow, looks a lot different from your last batch.

Just curious, what type/brand of CFL are you using?

I have serious doubts about Chileseedco. I was only able to get 1 out of 10 T.Scorpion to sprout last year, The B.Espelettes looked and tasted just like Red Fresnos, and they've ignored ALLof my emails. Seems like the British version of Reimers. just my 2 cents.

Welcome from Northern, CA!!!

Hey Nate Glad you received the random seed package. I think you'll like them. The jigsaw is especially unique. I'm PMing my address to you for the 7pot pods. Thanks.

Are you crossing those with anything?

The sticky traps are ok for the flying gnats, but you need a safe way to destroy the eggs and larvae. I recommend GNATROL. It contains nematodes that are fungus gnat specific, and those nematodes feast on fungus gnat eggs and larvae, much the same way that ladybugs feast on aphids. If you use...

At NMSU's CPI website, they talk about the challenge of germinating and growing and producing Bhut Jolokia pods, and I've had the same difficulty with the7Pot and TS. Their flower drop is driving me batty. It's common to have these problems. You've had a great season, be proud. Over winter the...

I am lookinhg for Datil or Naga seeds. I am happy to send a SASBE, and also have lots to trade. Thanks

Chris, add me to the list of members that are looking forward to your progress and pics! TCH- How do you seperate the roots from the papertowels when you germinate them that way. When I do it, the roots grow into the fibers/layers of the paper towels, and I have a tendency to break the roots...

Seems this thread has gotten a little off topic, but my 1st choice would be Pquin, and my second choice would be Aji Amarillo. And if you need seeds for either, I'd be happy to oblige for a SASBE/SASE.

you're welcome

A friend of mine grew both of these last summer. This info is from the source. Here are 2 great links...

Nate, that was a mix of the 2 that I sent you. There are definately Fish peppers in there. You'd know pretty quickly which ones are the Fish peppers once they get going.

Welcome from Northern California! What kinds of peppers are you growing this year?

Welcome from Northern California! I was in Harlingen (for a job interview) in the summer of '08. I really liked it there. Perfect climate, close to the ocean, nice people, great food. You're a lucky person.