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The Diablo sauce at Taco Bell makes a good ketchup. Not bad on fries. I have emptied a bunch of packets into a squeeze bottle.  

Where I used to live, large groups of children would sit for hours on the porch and stairs right outside the apartment. They would look in the window and ask what we were doing. One kid urinated in our yard. They would scream and argue. Chalk pictures on the concrete. Trash got left behind all...

The ghost pepper was one of the first I succeeded with germinating. I bought some peppers at the local grocery. I had a really big plant that did nothing but drop flowers, because it was only ever inside. The neighbors tended to kill anything I set out. Now I live in a mostly better place, but...

  It's probably why I failed to start some jalapeño seeds to make up for my ghost peppers which didn't germinate and my jamaican hot chocolate that didn't germinate. The paper towel looked colorful.

I thought that there have been discussions here about using only lemon juice, and no vinegar. It would be nice; I prefer the taste of lemon juice over vinegar. Even so, I still use vinegar. It just feels safer and more neutral for adding sauce to foods.  

This is good. You get three main branches instead of two. It may grow more slowly, but you will end up with more peppers. I have read about it here. Unfortunately, my own plant died without producing peppers. It didn't get enough light and grew too tall and fell over.

This is interesting. I have never used anything but water with my paper towels. I didn't have any idea that I could or should be adding other things. How does that work?  

Sauces for Mardis Gras? We're on the second page and no one has suggested a chocolate or caramel sauce would go best over nipples. I just don't know if you could get away with anything spicier than jalapeños for such sensitive territory.  

How does root inhibitor help encourage new roots?  

Some of the plants I have given away are still alive. I ran into someone who had a couple of them. He is growing indoors and he hasn't gotten any actual peppers yet, so I suggested that he should look into how to do hardening and be ready to move them outside in the spring.   One person I gave...

Epsom salt is good for your bath tub. You can absorb it through the skin to get more magnesium in your tissues. It is a common deficiency that doesn't show up in blood tests because it is used to regulate the pH of the blood. The tissues can be low in magnesium without it showing up in a blood...

https://sizes.com/units/scoville_unit.htm     If that helps.

Can you take cuttings of the ones you can't bring in? I was just trying to figure out how to do that, and if I really needed to buy rooting hormone.

Voted. I have bought from you and I hope you win. You have great peppers.

If cayenne can truly stop a heart attack, imagine what a superhot would do.   http://www.thealternativedaily.com/cayenne-pepper-stops-heart-attack/

    In that the acronym CPR was already taken for something else, in my mind, seeing it in this context only produced a certain confusion. Thanks for clearing it up. And I got the quote from Wikipedia.

It is interesting that they are called CPRs. What are they?

The soap likes like bird food to me. Suet blocks.

I have no problem with giving the URL:   http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/emergency-response-school-ghost-pepper-bhut-jolokia-forty-students-eat-world-hottest-peppers-a7224571.html   Interesting story.