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Ah ok man! Well like I said the more natural you do things, the better the pods come out to me. This is true for soil plants, Hydroponics I go all synthetic.

There are many great fertilizers out there and they all do the job for sure, but a lot of us use compost or clippings to help the soil itself. So we do not have to use as much fertilizer.  But if fertilizer is more ideal for you I like any type of fish emulsion ferts. They smell bad sometimes...

That's true Nigel! But I don't know if it would be that extreme of a gain. But then again, who knows, genetics do what they want to do. For all we know it could have been caused by some Thymine dimer that caused the entire pepper to change. So instead of getting a smooth jab looking pepper, or a...

Here you go man! They are on the site now! http://pepperlover.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=292&category_id=43&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=1&vmcchk=1&Itemid=1

Congrats to Ed for this! No matter the stance of someone, its nice to see his work paying off. That's not say other individuals don't work just as hard or harder because they do! As for the tail on this one, in terms of genetics I don't know of any way besides categorize each gene of the...

I got mine from Judy at www.pepperlover.com . She's a great grower on here and the Brown Morugas are one of her creations, a good creation at that!

Looks like when some of my plants got Ca+ issues. They needed some cal mag and were fine!

How old was it? Could it have became contaminated with something else?

For my soil in the raised beds I use leaves, compost, grass clippings (untreated grass), some top soil, pearlite, vermiculite, sand, and gypsum. The ratios are in my garden book but I'll find them for you.

Nice! Have you already covered your beds for the winter? I always work it in the fall or winter before so it has time to get into the soil.

Here's my DWC Brown Moruga that will go into the greenhouse once it warms up in the Spring.   I'm thinking of using rock wool cubes the 1.5" cubes until I transplant them into 4" pots then in the ground they go! So now i need to find the best place to buy rock wool blocks, and the cheapest place...

Nice man, let us know how it goes!   Also if you need some seeds let me know I have a ton of them! Or Judy can set you up like i said!

The Carolina cayenne is a great pepper to me, great heat and flavor.

How many plants are you wanting to grow man? You could do a small grow room for cheap and use a smaller apace heater to keep the cost down at night. In small grow room I have found that the bigger watt HID lights put off enough heat to allow the temperature to stay exactly where its needed. As...

Send me your address man I'll send you some!

Just don't call it the TB, so they don't have to get x rays every year...

Thanks for the clarification man!

Oh ok man! Send me a pm with your address and I'll get it in the mail!

I think it was the brown moruga seeds and some powder?