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Thanks Patrick. I am really looking forward to having some peppers from these plants in the near furure (hopefully)

Yes indeed! I had that problem last year and this year they have a nice little shady place to live when the weather gets hot ;)

Had to get a new camera this fine evening for work so I am giving it a trial run with some pics of my Rocoto plants that the seeds originated from Peru. They are flowering now and hopefully will warm me up in the near future

hehe I give away 2 of my smaller plants to a person that claims "the hotter the better". I think the hottest pepper they ever had was a red hab like you get at the local nursery. I cant wait to hear a report after they lay into a Naga LOLOL :D take care and lets compare notes on our Nagas...

Dammit Cody! Are you following me around on the world wide web? LOL

Patrick, Does it rain every day in Nebraska like it does here? I am seeking a DRY place to go very soon before algae starts to grow on my back. Geez! I am so damn sick of rain! Hell it has rained for 10 days now!

Will do! I am seriosly considering using one of the regular models for one of my extra Fatalii plants just for the giggles of it. I kinda think that peppers could be a little better suited for something like this

I hope you havent given up on the Flat Tire, Bro:lol:

Pat, I was taking mine outside on warm sunny afternoons back in March. Yeah it was a pain in the ass moving over 60 pepper plants daily in 3-5 gallon pots in and out of the house but now mine stay outside (to the joy of my wife)

Novice or not they are about the easiest I have grown so far but then again I havent found any of them to be all that difficult to grow. Hell, I have 9 Bhut Jolokias growing now. Not sure what to do with all the peppers but I will most certainly share seeds with everyone here. Perhaps someone...

I was spending around 20-30 minutes both morning and evening toting mine in and out as well. I took mine outside on warm sunny afternoons and slowly started leaving them out overnight. A week or 2 ago it got down to 46F and they did fine.

I planted 10 out of the 20 or 30 in the pack I got and had 100% germination. Like you, I only wanted 1 plant so I sold the others at the local farmers market for $5 each! I kinda wish now I had planted all of them. I guess I'll plant all of them next Winter as long as the seeds will still be...

Hey Petey, How's your Nagas doing? Mine are about a foot and half tall and flowering pretty well

Thanks Pat. My wife actually likes this plant to my surprise. Its not a Bhut or Naga but an interesting little pepper nonetheless

Our nights are in the 50sF and all of mine are living outside now. In fact they have been outside the past 3 weeks of course up there in BC its gonna be cooler than here in MO

I have my first little B-rainbows growing. This is a "handsome" little plant

According to my Grandad they cant eat all the way around the stem when a nail is tied up to it.

This one wont unless you want to set it on the wood pile. It would probably work alot better for peppers than tomatoes as far as height is concerned but I didnt want to waste my prize pepper plants on this thing if it dont work. I have 1 of the "regular" models that I have seriously considered...

Ok, I fell victim to the new Topsy Turvy ad on TV and decided to be a guinea pig for the "tomato tree". They say on TV its a 6 ft stand and if it really is that tall I must be about 7 ft myself:rolleyes:. I decided to be risky and plant my prized Red Boar maters in this thing. So far they look...