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Well done sir!!! I've never encountered the "so hot I need to throw it up" experience myself. Not that I handle heat well, just never get that feeling. Did you do it on an empty stomach?

Very interesting. No idea, but fistful of money IS what comes to mind.

Someone asked this question very recently. I believe the conclusion was that it can be done, but they aren't very stable. Also, nothing says that when you cross pollinate a bell and superhot that it'll take the size gene of the bell. Could just end up with a superhot LOOKING bell pepper.

I hope you finish that in the toaster oven. That sounds scorchingly delicious.

If you're costing out your project I would also account for the average life of one of these bulbs. I'm not an indoor grower (so I have no idea what the average costs of those bulbs is), but I would assume that replacing one of those would be a hit to the wallet if you're trying to do this...

OMG!!!!:onfire: I want one soo bad!

"> Escaped Green Mile Electrocution Chair Prisoner. :hell: And if you think for one second that this costume doesn't lend itself to meeting women... Well you'd be 100% correct. lol "I didn't know I was supposed to wet the sponge!"

Yes please! And thanks for your generosity.

Reading your mind it's obviously 436. Way too easy!

I've been meaning to write my on PepperJoe review, but haven't gotten around to it (Sorry Joe it's coming I promise). I will say however that out of the 5 varieties I planted (none were superhots) my germination rates were VERY high and everything grew true. As others have said he is very...

:rofl: You got me. I was really interested in learning about some new pepper threatening disease lol.

The carrot next to this one didn't happen to have nice long legs and a beautiful carrot top did it? :rofl:

Crazy8 comes here for some guidance and leaves with a tougher decision. LOL :rofl:

Congrats on you 1K Crazy8!! With regards to the difficulty... Check out this link on building one cheap. I used this one because I didn't have means of welding. Its a fun weekend project and it'll really pays off if you like to entertain guests. When I throw BBQ parties I torture my guests...

:woohoo: Congratulations to the beutiful couple! Wishing you the happiest future.

My amateurish observations/opinions. -I've found that the shape of the Webber will provide more even cooking (assuming a 2-stage fire). However it's size will give you less cooking area. This might be alright if you're not trying to cook for a whole lot of people. -The Char-Griller has a lot...