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Yeah, I will either need to switch lawn ferts or not use clippings as mulch. The only ferts I have used the last two years on the peppers was fish emultion, epsom salts. Would composting the clippings would help with removal of the chemicals? I don't think it would. I guess I need to find an...

I think this makes perfect sense, I had a seed growing completly horizontal through the plug, it probably would have rotted if I hadn't uncovered it.

The tests I got were 25$, but you are able to choose what is tested for here is the urban soil sample form. It took ten days from the time they recived the sample to ship date.

Chemical ferts on the lawn, Correct. Great job, that slipped my mind. Cleaning up leaves from two 54 year old live oaks this weekend, fun times. thanks for the reply

I am proably just being impatient. The Agricultre extension at Texas A&M, I guess, that is all of the info I got, besides a paper on nutrient lockup due to high phosphorus. Yeah the PH is an easy fix, I'll have an abundance of oak leaves to add this week. The paper they sent was reffering to...

I sent off a sample of soil from where I plant my peppers and here are the results, they are a lot higher than I thought they would be. The only thing I have added are grass clippings and leaves over the last two years. Raising the N level (if needed) is easy but removing the excess, hell I'm...

Shitting blood sounds scary, I think I'll pass. Does it even taste good?

I have had some milky seeds this year, they were rotten. I think mine stayed too wet.

:welcome: from Texas

:welcome: from West Texas

:welcome: from Texas

:welcome: from Texas

That Black Pearl looks awesome! Are they edible, if so how do they taste? Great job!

Yeah, I have to expand the area under the light for a few more seedlings. I have about 15 more to pot up and 26 more germinating, I think I have a problem. Good luck to you too

More Officially out of room

Update, Plants Potted up to their final pots before they go into the ground, they look better than they have for the last to years. Enjoy

Impossilbe sir!

I'm growing some OP seeds this year and I think its like flipping a coin, it either pollinated it self or got crossed. You may end up with some good crosses.

This is where my next sauce purchase will come from sounds like awesome stuff.

This year was the first year I overwintered any plants, I rinsed all of the soil off of the roots before I potted them up and have not seen a single aphid yet. Just an observation.