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Luckily enough our winters are mild enough down there that overwintering usually isnt' a problem. I overwintered mine last year in my unheated, un insulated utility room outside last year and they did fine. Hope his get an early start next year, because he owes me some pods! :dance:

He swears up and down that he hasn't fertilized them since June and that was with a 1/4 diluted fish emulsion. I don't know if he's lying or what. He doesn't get a TON of sun in his backyard, so I think it could be that along with too much nitrogen. I just don't know what to tell him to fix...

My plants are doing well, about the same amount of drop as yours. My neighbor hasn't been so lucky. Big, green, beautiful plants, but hasn't seen a pot other than a banana or jalapeno all summer. has about 30 assorted plants (scotch bonnets, bhuts, Scorpions), and to date he said he's seen 1...

Know of a good way to combat this problem (other than not using MG products all together). My buddy down the street is having this problem. all his plants are in pots with MG Moisture control. Beautfiul, green plants, but none of his Butch T's, Scotch Bonnets, Bhuts, etc. are flowering at...

No superhot pods yet b/c of the heat, but my cayennes, jalapenos, and bonnets I got from Joe are going crazy. all my plants are growing like crazy right now. Expecting an explosion of pods when the weather cools a bit. Great buy this year.

I don't have any at this time, at least not current ones. I've never done a grow log on here before, thinking I'll do that next year. But I'll get some pics up soon. Nothing producing anything noteworthy right now with all the heat, except my jalapenos and a few other annuums. But my...

I have several on my plants as well, and pest problems have been all but nonexistent for me this year.

yes. Well, HAD a garden up in Arkansas. My family still has it, but they stopped doing peppers for the most part except for bananas and bells. where I live now in Lincoln Parish I don't have the space or sun for an in ground garden, so I have about 70 plants in containers this year. These...

Handball is THE awesome. We need to take some NBA type athletes, lock them in a gym until they learn the game, and we'd dominate handball for ages. Really entertaining game, love watching it so far.

We've got a bunch of em out on our land here in Lincoln Parish too. Hope they're enjoying themselves, because next month I have a truckload full of buddies from Arkansas coming down to eradicate those sum bitches.

Like $6. I got the smallest one I could fine so I can core the jalapenos without removing all of the placenta

I don't think they were labeling it as the hottest pepper in the world. I think the were labeling that particular strain of habanero as the hottest hab in the world... But I'd like to know what that is. My local Lowe's had a pretty great pepper selection this year, but nothing strange like this.

dehydrate, grind.

This is how I do mine as well.

I just can't be believin' that those plants are only 2 months old.

sounds good to me, I'd definitely try it. One question, though. Think you could use raw shrimp with this method? 350 degrees for 45 minutes should be plenty of time to cook the shrimp through, right? I've got some friends coming in this weekend; they will have to serve as guinea pigs for this...

Definitely check your local nurseries. The guys down here were happy to see me take away all that I did and come back for more.

You know they come off too, right?

very nice.

It happens on occasion. The past few years I'd been disappointed with the heat level of my japs, but my first small harvest this year had a surprising amount of heat. I think its going to be a good year for them.