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He will be fine. Peat pots are fine. Some Annums can cross with chinense. As for just cross pollinating: To greatly simplify this. You take a moist Q-Tip and rub it around the flower of the first pepper you wish to cross. Look at the flower you are going to pollinate with carefully, you will...

3 ? Must be the fabled Bhut Jabutch scorpidoug reaper! If you didnt save seeds, it's ok.Wait till next week for the new hottest at $10.00 for 2 seeds. Kidding aside, 3 leaves, while uncommon, is nothing to worry about. Your loss was 99% most likely due to some other reason.

Nice vids Blaze. To answer your question of what to do with them, cut them in half and deseed then put them in a dehydrator and dry them out. Then run them through a coffee grinder and make powder. You decide how course or fine you want it to be by how long you grind it. Think of the cayenne...

I use these one of these bad boys. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_988789_988789 It seriously works and we have caught them as soon as like 15 minutes after setting before. Sometimes it takes a day or two, but almost always gets something. Just toss a couple pieces of dry dog...

Yep thanks for confirming. I figured it might be just the lights are too close. I just never saw this in my seedlings before. This is my first year using the T5 HO setup so I have to adjust. I always just used CFLs before.

So I have a flat of 72 germed and just starting to get true leaves. I noticed the last couple days that a lot of the plants cotelydons are turning dark purple around the edges. I'm running T5 HOs about 8" above them in rockwool plugs and bottom watered with no nutes or fert. Are my lights too...

Anything happen with this? I'm really interested as I have half a freezer full of various supers from last year.

Very cool idea!

Nice find Phil. Watching this thread haha. I have a huge bag of dried Anchos we are going to use to make tamales. I'll be doing the same with those soon and offering up a bunch.

That's 100 degrees F. Way to hot. Go to 28c to maybe 30c like Al said also above. That is why your seeds are not popping.

That looks a lot like something called an Improved Smooth Skin Bhut Jolokia ( ghost). I grew a couple last year and they were great producers and very hot, but not as hot as my regular Bhuts.

Good to hear. Over watering was my biggest problem when I started out. I think it's most people's as well.

It's ok - no problem. I got a few from some members and I have another flat of sprouts so I'll be good. My grow lasts until December so no big thing. thanks anyway!

What would you call "just right" ? I have best luck in my dome at 82 degrees and enough humidity that the clear lid is fogged. I have had success from 78 to about 88 but 82 seems to work best for me. And yes, up to 3 weeks or more for a few stragglers every year. I always just toss the remaining...

That's a nice link. On my iPad it almost feels like an app anyway. I'll have to dload the android one for my phone. Thanks for the tip!

Better than decent macro. That's a great shot and sharp with decent depth.

I think you came to the right place

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Joe has helped me with advise and he sent me some seeds last year that I germed a couple but most are now 3" seedlings in this years crop! Hes never asked for anything in return. Just gives and gives. If anyone on this board deserves some recognition, it's Joe.

Bonide has a couple products that don't harm the deer. One is pellets that you spread around the area go the pepper plants. It annoys their respitory system enough to make them just avoid the area. ive used it (same exact product) for squirrels and it does work.