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Here's a pic he sent me of the ones I mentioned above... Should have my seeds any day now - they won't start till next season (but I may get the itch and try a few sprouts for the hell of it;)

Personally, I always leave the seeds - when cooking, blending, and letting meld. I do run it through a metal mesh strainer though before putting it in bottles, so they get removed right at the end of the process for me.

Seeds as well here^ I've already bought many seeds so far that I'm too late to start for now - but I want them for next year... I COULD just buy them later! but I WANT them now :D

You've gotta pepper!

Well, it sounds as if you've got it under control... And w them taking 3 weeks or so to germinate, it really sets back the growth time of them - so the smaller size may make more sense now. Agreed that the new soil should have all the ferts they need for a while too. Lighting situation appears...

I can't wait, this is going to be an amazing journey! Words can't even describe how I feel now, and I haven't even begun yet!!

This glog is great! Keep up the good work man! And congrats on the sons bday... I'm really apprehensive - as my first is just now 6 weeks in utero! ...it's crazy, I'm excited/scared/and amazed all at the same time.

Delta, by fresh earth - do you literally mean ground soil in your pots? Not to harp on ya or anything, just if it is regular dirt you may end up with issues... Trust me, I didn't follow advice once and learned my lesson - earth dirt is wonderful in the ground, but becomes evil in pots! (The...

Ha! Gotta agree with the above responses - you're in the clear... Let 'er rip from here on out, that plant'll be fine.

Welcome! And directly to your question, the super hots do indeed grow MUCH slower than other varieties.... BUT, given that you started them in Feb, I'd say they're under par still. Not knowing much on how you're raising them, I'll have to ask: -were they under lights (if so what kind) -were...

Ahhhh, they're lookin fine! With y'alls weather it's a struggle for sure, and they always look beat up on their first outing. ...the yellow guy on the lower right may need a bit of lovin though ;) Other than that, I'd say you've got a prosperous crop kickin' there!

The ole pee'pars are holdin' strong still. Starting to get some bushy growth on them, and the fruit are coming in nicely at this point. I, just today, gave a buddy of mine one of my tobasco plants as well. Set him up with a large pot and drilled some holes for him, also threw in some...

Once a week. I mix with the scoop provided (large side) in 6 quarts of water... Add the mix (full six quarts) to each plant individually.

Great plant indeed! ...no need to - but I'll state the obvious, we all wish our plants looked like that! Good growin' indeed.

Second on the Fresno! ...some of the best true chilli flavor in my opinion

Yup... It's exactly what your cousin "used to" grow :D Has your cousin been by your place recently? It looks as if your fertile pepper ground has been inoculated with some form of "weed."

I have a good friend who lives in Hawaii now. I am in the process of obtaining some seeds of this variety from him. It grows wild around there, and is used for a sauce they call "hot water" (I believe). It appears to be some form of birds eye that has just adapted through the decades there, and...

OK, so this may go against the norm.... But - I use the cheapest potting soil known to man (pictured below). I then mix it with the cheapest pine bark fines offered till it's nice and loose feeling. Fill pots - and enjoy... I feed with miracle grow tomato formula, and expert gardener (Wally...

Completely normal. My plants all looked like total CRAP after their first view of the sun. It took around 4 weeks or more to acclimate them to bright FL sun. A screened patio does wonders though for the process, or any filtered light in general. They'll get there though. Edit - you've gotta...

A bit of that vinegar added to any marinade you make will add a bonus to all meals...