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I'm in chaleston sc and its been 90 without rain for about 3 weeks. I've been watering twice a day. I work late so I water them at 3/4 when I'm about to go to bed. Then again before the afternoon sun, just don't get water on the leaves to avoid suburn. Misting the leaves at night seems to help also.

nice!

Cap I've got a citronella plant but they aren't phased by it. Should I try to boil those leaves, maybe combined with basil.

Wow, I need to get back over to your place and check this madness out. As I'm sure Matt has told you we've been watering 2 times a day also. I've been experimenting with watering at like 3 to 4am after I've been :beer: all night, but they still seem to need a second dose at some point during...

thanks chico, thats the kind of info i was looking for. Well heat and humidty wont be a problem being that its around 100% almost all year in charleston and doesnt get cold till november usually.

I forget the name but its from southern florida. Its four or five years old

I just got one of these guys today in the mail, just wondering if anyone has grown one or if they have any tips.

taste similar to a bolivian rainbow, but the heat is diff. still not sure what colors the peppers are going to turn.

Well you ought to know bein a georgia boy, they ate through me on monday covered in off.

Cool, we left them alone, I don't want kill anything unless its harmful

What do ya'll use?

+2 I've had all kinds of randoms munching at my leaves recently, kill it

After some googleing I found some for sale at dave's garden so I'll let them be for now.

Hey found these guys around my peppers anyone know what they are? They look like red ants with long black legs. Also I live in chaleston sc if that helps.

Yeah you can, I have some miracle grow mixed in with some. But most of mine are straight prow mix. You just have to add nuets every so often.

You don't have a cryo freezer get with the times ahaha. But yes I forgot that part.

your grow log is siiiick

I forgot where I read this but the New Mex 6-4 had seeds that were discovered recently that were from the late 40s used to create the new mex heritage. so my guess is at least 50 years.

Lookin good bro, nice selection too

Ha, that's where I' ve lived for the past 9 years but I grew up in grenville and pawleys island