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Plants looking great ;)   Love the Jalapeño Vaquero pic, and how Annuum's can always throw a single pod out there like it's the only one they're going to produce :shh:   I was thinking the silver on the Thunder plants was a sunburn?

Thanks Glen!   Here's today's pull minus a giveaway I did yesterday..     2 top rows: Mysteries from 2 plants. I didn't get many good yellow pods, the bugs got them. Third row: Thunder 2 (upside down). These are the really dark purple pods when young. Bottom row: Thunder 3

Good to see you're out and about again.   We live 1.5 miles down a road with 4 homes on it, very little auto traffic. So, we walk almost everyday, a few miles, and we keeping increasing the distance.   Great exercise, but we don't have the beautiful scenery you have. You lucky!

  Charli dog     Marli, Charli's sis. Marli is a fantastic watch dog. Charli is the hunter; she will run around looking up for hours AND barking when she spies a Squirrel in a tree.   That's when I put the shock collar on her. Beep mode is enough to get her to shut the hell up..LOL

Some pics..     LB and I wound up parked at the curb service grocery next to the wife of a guy who usually gets my overflow plants. I just charge him for the materials. I asked her how the plants were, her response was "the deer ate them". So when we got home I pulled a few for him.    ...

I was thinking the same. Feed the bastages to the plants....   I noticed a bhut load of baby grasshoppers in the garden today....not good.

Well done Fish ;)   You have another vote for the Ghost pepper.   You phrased this perfectly:   I've checked half-heartedly for bugs, because if that's what it is, I half way don't even want to know.   Somehow? Lately, my attitude follows that statement :rolleyes:   Keep it green!

Yeah, it seems that the goodies just go down, and the sand stays on top.   What turned my sand around was adding some heavy soil to it. After that, and about 150 yards of reground horse manure, cow manure, and wood chips/leaves.   Containers are certainly less work, AND they work well. But I'm...

I think Paul meant NZ ;)   Things do grow in sand, just not so well :confused:  I have lots of it here. Nutrient leaching is the main issue, which is why I keep adding to it. Dang it's a slow process...   Also, you can use the 1" thick foam insulation they sell at the big box building supply...

Great pic Adam ;)   I too want to see the "soda" pics :high:

Looking good ;)

I just found this, looking good Siv!   Congrats on the Pubes doing so well!

Now that's an idea!

Thanks buddy!

I'm hoping they set!

Things are rockin' in Fla.!   Hope your kratky gal comes back around. ;)

I think you have a solid plan Ben. Glad you have some doing well despite the infection. Just be careful of Typhoid Mary...   So now I wonder, if one drives down your block in the dark....is that your house with the eerie glow?

Plants look great! Pods on the way, life is good!   I too have this affliction, addiction, or what ever it may be. Those purple plants kill me. If it was still the late 60's I could just sit there and watch them grow.... :high:

  Thunder Mystery. I've yet to pull a ripe pod from this plant. Curious to see what color I get. It out of 6 plants seems to sun-scald the most.     Thunder2 pod, just turning.     Thunder Mystery, in the dirt. Plant has green leaves, and a purple stem.     Thunder2 in the dirt. These pods...

I made a basic sauce and dried a bunch. I haven't tried them directly as in a taste test...I think I'm screered now..