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Yeah, I usually remove the leaf they're on and stomp on them for a quick death. According to the NG site, they starve to death which I'm sure isn't fun but not as bad as being eaten alive. Probably. Awesome! I didn't know that the cocoons were coming out of the hornworm - so it's been...

So... how can you tell when it's ripe - besides tasting it? My long choc habs are stuck in half-ripe mode for what seems like forever. I'll have 5 of them soon though. Soooon my pretties!

What season is best to try this? During rapid growth cycle or wintered?

OMG! Like wow dude. :shocked: That's a breeder for sure.

Yeah, I left this one alone instead of squishing it like... a bug. He may have been in that condition for a couple of days already so it shouldn't be long before I see results. The worm barely responded to my poking ... so it ain't feeling too good.

I saw the strangest thing this morning when I was tracking down hornworms... This has got to be some predatory insect that laid its eggs on the hornworm, right? Like maybe the assasin bug or a predatory wasp?

I tasted some of the red hab concentrate I made yesterday - with red wine vinegar this time - and I could actually TASTE it even after the heat hit. Was not a good idea to do with an empty stomach though.

Here's a pic of the dollar store items I'm using. Total cost or 3 drying racks: $6. Bunch of japones drying out: c.

Well, the office organizer didn't work out so good. The top shelf was too far from the heat (toolbox) and the bottom shelf didn't get enough sun. So I went with original suggestion from Rainbowberry's link (can't find it now) and I'm using a shiny metal plate under a splatter screen. Lots of...

Hippy's gonna be getting some of my business this winter/spring for sure!

I just love the sulpher smell from well water in FL. Turns everything orange too.

In Soviet Union, pod eats you!

PEPPER DOWN!! PEPPER DOWN!! .

Lovely specimen you got there. Pigeon droppings didn't do it any harm. I used to hate mosquitoes until I met chiggers. They're about 100x worse so skeeters don't seem so bad now. Poison ivy/oak however is still the worst.

No peppers were harmed in the making of that video? Whew! That's some seriously scary stuff there. Those giant cranes fall out of the sky on a regular basis it seems. :rolleyes: Oh and nice peppers!

I get tiny ripe pods similar to those in the pic in cold weather and usually they have no seeds - so the pollen must have been sterile or something, yet the pod didn't abort. Oh and the tiny ones are HOT.

I think that's what the males are doing in the womb instead of exercizing their mouths. ;)

Other cools uses have been (in no particular order): Iranian protests Airbus crash in the Hudson Hurricane 2008 - Houston, forget the name of the storm "following" famous people who tweet

Did the rain wash all the ferts out?

Mine seem to take about a month from baby pods to ripe too.