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thanks for the update joe dude, :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: now when you see them nearly ripe please try one green :crazy: and report back good growing

not knowing your numbers i will comment: do not put all your eggs in one basket maybe you can try to leave some out and cover on cold days and take some others in and grow them or dormant them inside try to do a few things as experimental mad scientist pick what does and does not work for...

what do you think they "crossed" with? is it pimenta? i bet they are really hot muthas :hell: good growing

no you will likely do good with what you have notice the purity guarantee is about spacing things grown commercially for quite a few years there were no seed suppliers that would grow habaneros as they could not guarantee purity for your seed business you just need to explain you have...

so another poster claims wind not a factor i wonder how is it then the pollen gets dispersed once the bugs are not there then? :dance:

the wind can also carry pollen. are you trying to start a seed selling business? (if you want to guarantee pure breeding you might need to stop the wind also) :crazy:

try to taste 'it' and report back if it "tastes" like a bhut :dance:

for fruit to set? not knowing your fertilizing strategy first thing would try to add some trace elements :crazy: maybe calcium needed? what are you feeding it? good growing :woohoo:

hey hi and hello star dude, how was the contest?

october 2 time for some more grow pics clumsy nitwit knocked a perón off more of them almost ripe scorpions with some russian 117 sorry for my pos camera and skills lots of perón

answers: 1. the chilis they have are run of the mill you can likely grow any chili you want to try to with a little extra tender loving care and such 2. try some: anuums, baccatums, chinenses, frutescens, and some pubescens for starters grow them and decide what will grow there and how well...

one more thing i think those red bugs are good ones and they are making more of the same :dance:

imho looks like you got some molybdenum or magnesium deficient leaves on that one the stinky bugs like the yellow fruit from and heck, i dunno it may be just waterlogged for the pale one first thing i would try aerating that plant some what have you been feeding the plantation with? :eek...

i would leave both the peaches to pod as is, the younger if you have room and another pot and all you could cut the root ball in half and pot each half in their own be careful to let them rest/heal in the shade for a week or so before putting too much light to them to let the disturbed roots...

one might consider what "stage" of growth are the cohabitants in. if they are already at the starting to bud point (slowing growth)it may make no difference in splitting the two as far as yield. if they are still in the grow fast mode it may increase yield to separate there is a high...

big right on with the neem spray. i have been using 70% neem at a rate of 1 teaspoon per quart with a tablespoon of ivory dish soap and water it kind of smells "good" :crazy: make sure you get the undersides and all the little "nooks and crannies" to get all them little nasties please...

please try to eat one of them there chilis and report i betcha them peppers are really really hot even green :woohoo: {my naga grew a little 'cute' one like an inch long and when i popped that in my mouth it was like getting kicked by a donkey :dance: please be so kind as to try one...

garlic is magic please make sure to have some peeled garlic before contest, i would have a lunchbox with some more in it also and some yogurt :woohoo: the other thing is act up the burn on the first couple of rounds to scare off any chicken squat competitor before they even taste anything...

please do not ever give up i know you have issues with the posting of pictures {as we all do} please {when you can}get a picture of three things so we can have a gander: overall condition of rocotozilla {want to see size next to a beer can or milk jug } a close up of a just opened flower to...

thanks for allowing my unit of measurement and being understanding you may try a few of them compact bulbs as they are easier to allow for individual plants growth spurts and such :eek: it may be easier to raise and lower them {the light bulbs} and leave the reservoirs on the floor again...