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My personal go-to is probably "f***ing noob"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSEYXWmEse8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNN6N0m1mXU

Borg 9 Reaper   Carolina Reaper   F2 Carolina Reaper   Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion   Butch T Trinidad Scorpion    

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ga9Bs4fzSY

JPGS   BBM   Carolina Reaper   Butch T   CPR   Borg 9 Reaper   Bahamian Goat  

7 pot Jonah x Butch T      Chocolate Primo/Reaper     Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion     Reaper-looking Chocolate Nagabrain     Purple-leafed, red-pod Chocolate Nagabrain     Pink Tiger x Bubblegum 7 pot     BBM     Borg 9 Reaper     Carolina Reaper

Only the seed will be affected by cross-pollination with peppers.  With something like corn... the fruit will be affected by cross-pollination the year that it occurs, because the corn is the seed itself (new genetic material.)

I have neglected my growdown holy mole pasilla completely since May... and it is still about 7 feet tall!!! I need to give it some more mulch to suppress the weeds and give it a feeding for the first time in 2 months! Also... Ill get some better pics with a tape measure you can actually see...

manduca sexta, tobacco horn worm     They make beautiful moths out of your plants!

Yes, there is certainly a danger of hot pepper enthusiasm going hand in hand with culinary expertise... so you can end up having the hot peppers boost the flavor of your food to the point where you will eat more! 

Also... if you make your food hot enough you will have a hard time eating too much of it... or too quickly (allowing time for the fullness to set in)!

I tried the marketmore 76 and boston pickling cucumbers from rare seeds (baker creek) this year and we have been picking loads of delicious cucumbers!  I consider them winners, although I am relatively inexperienced with growing cucumbers.     My favorite new sweet and mild peppers from my trial...

Second-year, over-wintered F2 Carolina Reaper's first ripe pod (last year it didn't produce any ripe pods before I had to bring it indoors... but the green pods had extremely long thin tales!     I regret to say I cannot remember whether this is an organgegum tiger mamp or a bleeding calyx BG7...

Chocolate Nagabrain     JPGS

I have only grown the generic "yellow scorpions"... but I have seen pictures of yellow cardi scorpions that look exactly the same.  The yellow scorpion happens to be one of my favorites.  Unfortunately this year I had poor germination for some reason, but it has consistently been the earliest...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bL92BQHyc4o

Those look like yellow scorpions!

Red, ripe, corked jalapenos are my very favorite peppers!  I'll admit that I eat my fair share of them green, but the extra sugar content you get from the ripe ones really make them a connoisseur quality treat.  Also.. they have another unique pungency when they are transitioning from green to red.

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