Search results

I do it both ways, time depending. I find that chinense seeds attached to the placenta tend to dry more wavy. They dry flatter when detached separately onto a paper towel or plate. 

Nice. In the States we have these:  

  The big box hardware stores usually have them by the sunshades, metal fence posts. You can find them at Amazon too.

Lots of good ways. A lot depends on how permanent or temporary you want it. I use the tallest one of these green metal posts (I think 6 foot). I have to bend a little going underneath, but it's not a problem. I like that it can be setup and taken down fast. They have holes and clips for heavy...

I use about the same but water it in every few weeks. I also mix some into my soil. Never had any negative reactions. I don't do any foliar feeding.

Here's a picture taken on 7/18. Things are starting to look good.     TSMB x Fatalii (F4) coming along ...  

It's walipini. My local farm is building one this summer in an empty, small pond. Here's a link:   http://www.treehugger.com/green-architecture/build-underground-greenhouse-garden-year-round.html

Rocotos take a long time. I've had them sit with pretty flowers for months before setting fruit in the late summer. People say rocotos do much better in subsequent years if you can overwinter. I stopped growing them.

You may have low capsaicin strains, but early pods are indeed funky. Definitely stick to hotter varieties. I hope your vipers and reapers don't turn out to be habs!

Here's some Sugar Rush Peach plants at the farm location. I can't wait to try these. The drip line with much on top seems to be working well, but plants in the ground definitely grow a bit slower this time of year.     This was taken about a week ago at my house. The back row also has tomatoes...

Welcome! Blue nitrile gloves & respirator (especially for cleanup or making powder) or see below. If possible, cooking outside or garage (propane burner, cooking stove) can save the family from fumigation. Sometimes I make sauce when no one is home. I open all the windows, bring in all the fans...

I would give all some water soluble calcium nitrate and epsom salts (mag) to address the problem quickly. All my plants get this upon planting out, and a few times during the season as needed. Make sure to follow directions and not go too heavy.

I had fun looking at this.   Star Wars Episode IV (A New Hope) In One Picture  

  I also had low germ rates for CPR, maybe 3 or 4 outta 10.   Regarding Cappy's Choco Brainstrain, many of my fresh pods (two boxes) could be called caramel, Some were definitely light chocolate, or had reddish tones. I'm growing about 20 plants, so well see how they turn out ... Either way...

I was aware of their earlier albums, but purchased this the day it was released in 1984. As a newbie guitar player, it made a big impression and remains one of my favs. I saw them in concert shortly thereafter.  

Not sure about your green peppers, but a portion of my superhots spontaneously combust each year.

:P No matter where you live, human or other animal, there's always a Kevin.

http://thehotpepper.com/topic/60140-new-m-ms/

Looking good! I put my last few seeds in the dirt but they did not germinate :( They were at least a few years old. Hopefully I can pick up some freshies from you guys later this year! I'll be watching here ...