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I use one very similar to that. I have a fixture laying inside across the top that has 3 cfls in it. It does great inside, but requires a lot of attention in the sun.

When did you plant that thing?

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I mix canned tuna with a pack of top ramen, (I don't use their spice packet, I add whatever spices I'm in the mood for.) Then I top it with some salsa. Now you have your carbs, protein, veggies, and heat to go go with it. It's quick, cheap, filling. Bestest recipe ever.

looks like they are all reaching for the window. Maybe if you have a window with longer periods of sun it would help out. I would even think of rotating 180 to get them going back the other way a bit.

That's what I'm looking for willard. Guess I'll just have to wait. I'm sure I'll end up sampling the green pods if they take a long time to ripen.

If only I had found markets like that while I was in Thailand. I never thought to ask around. I will be sure to do so if I ever go there again.

I have done some reading and found that tepins are slow, while others say they grow and produce about the same pace as other pepper plants. Back in Sept. I was able to get 2 Thai and 2 Tepin plants going. I have already sampled the Thai peppers, but the Tepin plants are doing nothing. I cut...

What kind of steroids (fertilizer) is that thing on?

Well, here are the 2 yellow scorpions I have growing. I planted these Jan 23. It's the first time growing scorpions, so I'm just hoping for pods this year.

I agree with workman. I got the same thing on my plants in the basement. I water them the same as the ones upstairs, but only the ones it the basement have the spots. It's because the plants can't get rid of the water as fast because it is so damp in the basement. Maybe a fan or a change of...

and if it were black it would be bigger than the other peters? Don't give in to the sterotypes. :lol:

How would we factor in the cost of ferts? Not using them would be cheap, but if pod/plant size is a factor then some people might use them?

I got 1 yellow to sprout so far out. I guess that means I can play too.

I already have a couple Thai's flowering and some Tepins not far behind. I started the rest this past weekend. Not much room so I can't plant all I would like to. I planted... Bhut Jolokia 7 Pod Trinidad Scorpion Red Savina Cayenne Pepperoncinni

I think amatuers should not be left out, but should have experience locally first. Especially if they are wanting to go commercial.

Welcome from another MI pepperhead. I see you are a sauce connoisseur, do you grow many peppers?

They were good. Thanks for sharing. I shared some with the family and they liked them too. (The ones that didn't think they were too hot anyway.)

Hey everyone. I've been sneaking around the forum for a while soaking up all the knowledge I could about growing and utilizing peppers. Figured I'd join up and be a little more involved in the discussions.