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I would also be interested in trying this. Thanks!

:welcome: from Waterloo!

This should help for your overwintering questions :) http://thehotpepper.com/topic/25596-the-comprehensive-guide-to-over-wintering/

I'm jealous of your weather and plants! Great looking plants, hopefully something for myself to aim for in the future. Just need to get out of this apartment...

If anyone is looking for some cheap/free pots, sheridan nurseries has a "pot recycle" where they allow people to bring back trays and pots they don't need. If you ask they'll usually let you take whatever you want from it. I went yesterday and grabbed a dozen or so 1 gallons, and a bunch of...

I guess this is an update. Woot! everything isn't dead! So the cayenne are flowering at about 7" tall. To pinch or not to pinch? Scotch Bonnet Various Superhots They're not actually yellow, just look that way because of the light. Stopped using peat pots, and transplanted all plants...

Were the leaves always curled? I might say calcium deficiency, as I have seen similar leaf formation in calcium deficient plants. I don't think the lights would cause that. In terms of the brown spots on the cotelydon, could very well be sun/light damage, especially if they have never been under...

Thanks guys, I appreciate the support.

+1 to HPS

I tend to lurk the Glog section, and decided that I like looking at pictures. So I'm putting up some of my own pictures (why not?) even if they are not very impressive. Anyways, here's the list scorpion moruga sunrise scorpion 7 pot barrackpore red scotch bonnet cayenne jalapeno Ill add more...

I'm in Waterloo, so about an hour away. I'm not growing a whole lot, but I could probably throw a couple scotch bonnet plants and some cayenne your way if you really want to get something out there quick. I just started a bunch more seeds myself, hoping that its not too late. Their not huge...

I find that local is pretty good, but anything international seems to take forever

I like the idea of starting a friendly competition to see who can grow the hottest pepper! Could be a lot of fun.

I'll spend the next week trying to isolate capsaicin. I'm in chemical engineering though, so I would hope I would be able to do it. If not i might need to go back to undergrad :scared: . In terms of who i serve and who i trust; I would hope I can trust the people on this forum to be genuine...

Alright so I'm rather new to this forum, but one of the reasons i came here was to discuss this very topic. I would like to know which one is "the hottest" Right now I'm a masters student at the University of Waterloo, and have access to an HPLC for the price of $19/hour. Each run would take...

The only plants I could ever find in the GTA were cayennes. Similarily with seeds, there aren't any places that I know of to buy from and I've been looking for a while. I feel your pain. I would order online, you'll save time from searching everywhere.

thanks for the welcome guys

Hey guys, I guess I decided to join. Started growing seed from some scotch bonnets I got at the grocery store about a year or so ago, and have become slightly obsessed since. Looking forward to being a member. cheers, Jordan