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Those are from 2013?

Excessive nitrogen will do that to you.

You got lucky dude!

I've done this with many different kinds of vegetable seeds. I can make sure they get heat and water easier this way. You can plant them just as you would anyway after seeing some root or you can wait even longer to see some green. "Helmet head" can be more of a problem this way as the soil...

I live in a hot desert valley and some peppers will overwinter on their own but the second year is not good, I guess from lack of proper care. It seems, that I have heard, some have kept plants for several years. How would this be done. I would imagine there are a lot of tricks. How old is...

Have you showed those pictures on Tomatoville?

Sorry if my post did anything to cause that statement. I actually go to your profile and follow your topics because the questions you ask and the comments you make get members to put out a wealth of information that I am learning from. I have been gardening for over 30 years and I'm learning...

Youtube, Ridiculousnrss, AFV should all pay good money for this one. "Everybody hold up their pepers. On the count of three..."

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Is the world ending again? Lots of ways to germinate. What you did was good for you because you learned not to do it that way. Something was wrong and now you will learn a better way.

Never throw soil away, add to it.

I can remember selling water for $10 an ounce. That was a long time ago.

Dat's usually from teasers or blockers or sleeping in the spare room.

That means it is going to have really hot pods. It's giving you the devil sign.

WOW! A PhD biochemist with 6 years of post-doctoral training! I gots ta think a some smarter questions. What if you did a thing where your fans wear safety glasses cuz you practice teeing of wit Trinidad Scorpion Morugas?

Yeah, I spent 15 years in Academia too. We call it grade school.

Need I go back a few pages to see what you're talking about or can I just dream of outer-space?

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I was born in Detroit. I used to live in Farmington. What's that, about 20 miles from you? Now I live where the cold rain and snow and wind and sleet and hail never is. If the Beatles lived here they might call it Pepperland.

I use them for mulch, over and over. Each year I have more because they take so long to brake down. You can make tea with them but I don't know how good it is, I've never tasted it.