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They look great HB. I have my late fathers handwritten recipe for pickled onions. He lived in Maidstone, grew shallots each year, and pickled them. He used malt vinegar. Do you? Of course, he didnt have any chillis to add.

Welcome Cody from a grower near Clemson.

Greetings from South Carolina!

Dont worry. These color changes occur as the pepper ripens from green to red. It will be all red soon.

FWIW, they grow well for me in hot and humid South Carolina.

Freeport, those are some nice looking big pods that you are holding.

Very interesting! You may be interested in Sinahuisa. It is much like a Serrano in shape, size, and heat, but I think the walls are a little thicker and it is juicier. I have grown both side by side and Sinahuisa was more productive. It comes from Sonora, Mexico. I am growing a couple of plants...

I didnt make the cross. Got seeds from a member of THP.

Yes matty, weather conditions in SC make pepper growing pretty easy. A couple of years ago I grew a cross of Madame Jeanette x Malaysian Goronong. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160804/8591141f8c6272b1f15027aca8af2611.jpg

Good work Marty, and welcome to THP from a grower in South Carolina. However, I grew up in Maidstone. Where are you?

alkhall is correct. A butt is another word for a barrel.

I have saved Fish pepper seeds and had problems with them growing true. Fish seems prone to crossing with other peppers.

Welcome from SC. Good luck finding an outlet for your crop.

Good job saiias! Have you got any good Indian vegetable recipes?

Good to see you posting here Smoke. I havent seen anything from you in a while.

The leaves may spread out in different light conditions.

OK to be concerned, but the pictures show some healthy seedlings. You are doing fine so far!

First a disclaimer: I live in SC and I am not familiar with MI conditions. That said, I would get the seedlings outdoors pretty soon. You do not have a long growing season, and I think you will be lucky to produce pods this year. Think about overwintering as many plants as you can handle. You...

Your seedlings look very healthy to me. My question is, where are you going to grow them? Indoors or outdoors? And what climate zone? It is getting a little late to be starting seeds for outdoor plants. And you have got a ton of plants! Good luck with them.

There is a very simple to make homemade version of CaliMag called Witches Brew. A longtime member here, Smokemaster, was big on it. If you search here, or Google it, you should find plenty about it. In a half gallon plastic container, such as an orange juice bottle, put a half cup of Dolomitic...