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Here in Michigan its not setting fruit quite yet. I just up potted a couple weeks ago from its bonchi winter pot

Been there. Bought "reapers" on amazon for my first attempt to grow a pepper. Turned out to be red savina habanero. Still alive, great peppers. Of course, I wouldnt mind another apple tree either

I wouldnt put scorpion in the tasty catagory. Its like spraying burning perfume into your mouth. Hot for sure, but tasty it is not Tasty and hot - Red Savina Habanero Sauce - various Habanero Popper - Jalapeno

Update.. Here we are, at the 3 week mark (21 days) ... nothing new, still 1/5 orange hab, 0/5 Scotch Bonnet, and 5/5 brown moruga (my control) . 7 days unil I give up

First year I topped. Next year after reading higher yields with untopped I didn't top.. at first... once the plants got outdoors and the wind hit them they were not prepared at all. I quickly topped them all and they stiffened right up. Now I try to plant earlier so I can top and not lose any...

Simple is good..I like simple.. I think I am going to go with your recommended base. Add some worm castings, some bone meal, and see how it works

Another person suggested "fir bark".. never heard of it.. good or bad?

1 part each of Perlite Garden dirt Compost Pepper Joe recomments a part sand.. Sand a good thing?

Another season is upon us.. I grow in pots.. Last season I made my soil of 1 part potting soil, one part compost, one part perlite, and one part dirt from the garden.. harvest was ok, but the soil seemed to compact and got pretty hard. Looking to improve this year.. Anyone have a "recipe" for a...

I dont know the answer, but reguardless if pod shape carries over in that pods seeds or not, I only keep seeds from pods that are the size and shape I think best represents the pepper variety. Maybe pointless, but it isnt hurting me to do it that way My brown moruga plant last year had a few...

No, plastic dome. Peat pucks with cloth netting. Count update 5/5 brown Moruga 1/5 orange hab 0/5 scorch bonnett

Ed said the Reaper was designed for cancer research too. Gets him extra publicity is all

Good tip.. next feeding round, I will mix up what I normally give them and then PH it.

It is odd that a cow, with multiple stomaches, that often regurgitates food to re-chew, would have a weed problem. I read the article you linked. Very informative. After that cow manure problem I had, my garden gets only my composted chicken manure and the left over dirt from my pepper pots.

Selling or gifting? I would grow them out for fun

Hows the flavor/heat? Its a very cool looking pod.

Wrong sir. I live about 100 yards from the farm I grew up on. I made the mistake of throwing cow manure on my garden. It was easily the weediest year I ever had. I can't speak for horse manure, but cow manure is absolutely riddled with weeds *side thought... Perhaps the cows diet could have...

Oddly enough, the hardest thing to germinate last year was my Brown Morugas lol.. out of 8 attempts, only 2 came up, and it took them every bit of a month. One of those was weak and died young.. the other I had to baby, but ultimately became one of my favorite plants and provided the seeds for...

Yea, we were very suprised at that, it was not expected at all.. I usually do seed trays and expect hooks around 10-14 days with more coming over the next week.. the 5/5 morugas has completely changed my germination method going forward.. I will definitely be starting my seeds in a jiffy dome...

Very well composted, probably fine, but cow manure has a bad habbit of being VERY weedy