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AJ, It looks like cut worms. Get a nail and stick in the soil next to the stem and tie the stem to the nail. That's a little trick my Grandad showed me years ago

Yeah I'm also a pepper fanatic like you! I am growing around 65 plants this year

I also had to bring all my plants indoors. We can barely walk in the house at this moment because of all the plants in the house. Its like a jungle here now. BTW, I'm drinking St Pauli Girl. Never tried thje Dogfish brew before. Never seen it in this neck of the woods for sale. Wanna send me a...

Do you know by any chance from which country your seeds originated from?

I'm growing Cherry Belle and White Icicle. Mine are growing in the garden even as we speak. I have a row of each planted. You should be able to start yours outside by seed now. They take cold weather pretty good

Out of curiosity, where are your Rocoto seed from?

Looking really good!!!!! What is the size of your greenhouse? I am wanting to build a better one next year. Also, can you more pics of the gh? I am really looking for some ideas. Muchas Gracias, B

With snow in the forecast I had to bring all my plants inside, here are a few of them

Nagas and Bhuts are extemely easy to grow, well at least the plants are. If you can spit and hit the ground you can grow Naga and Bhut plants

I grow raspberries (black & red) and strawberries.

Yes two of them are Bhuts hehehe That is a Carribean Red. They are outgrowing my other C chinese by far. They seem really easy to grow.

Looking good Pat :)

Check this out! These babies are starting to rock and roll!

I'm just using Osomocote and whatever fertilizer is in the soil. I think they will bush out when I set them outside. They have been growing by my kitchen windows with no grow lights. In fact all of my plants have been grown this way

You'll be ok. They row really fast however yours wont be too big to manage by the time you can set them outside.

Interesting! They probably did originate in Bolivia. They sure grow alot of them in Peru as well. I never have seen mature plants when down there though. They use this pepper in various ceviche recipes in Peru. Its not really hot but has a little spice to it

Petey, They are taller than 2 ft for sure. Here is another pic

Here are my Aji Escabeche/Aji Amarillo plants. These are the first 3 I planted. These things are getting rather large

Hey Pete, I wonder if that is the same thing I have? My seeds are from Peru and they call this Aji Escabeche and Aji Amarillo there. As you can see mine are really big plants too and I know I started them too early. I had no idea they would grow as fast as they are and so tall. I think these are...

You should be able to sow your cukes, melons and squash directly in the ground. I always do. You wont have to worry about lights then ;)