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Looks great! I just had a nice pull yesterday too. I'm feeling like a salsa weekend. Keep up the good work. Hopefully there's more where those came from.

I would say it depends on the location of your plants. I would be less worried about covering them if they're next to the house. Also if your area gets windy I would cover because windchill may cause a problem from an otherwise non issue.

Looks unreal! How's that chili recipe go?

Mustard in hot sauce should be whole grain or brown. It's used as an emulsifier. You'll find it in most dressings as well doing the same.

:rofl: Too Funny.

This Virginia rain is ruining my peppers. They just can't catch a decent break.

Whole grain mustard is also a great emulsifier. its common in many dressings and adds another layer of flavor. It'll likely impact color and texture though.

I'm also concerned with this as I have atleast 90% of my harvest sitting on the plants waiting to ripen. Fully grown just not taking the next step.

I'm not growing any starfish, but in my search for seeds came across this site which has MANY seeds including starfish. First time i've seen a starfish. Very unique indeed. They're in the UK and I've never ordered from them, but perhaps someone else on the site can vouch for their authenticity...

Wow! You guys are quick lol.

That's the best I could do with limited supplies. They look pathetic but the weather for this weeks looks great. Hopefully it peps them back up.

Doesn't get worse than this. I couldn't even sleep just listening to the howling winds all through the night. Does anyone know if this will shock the plants. I have a lot of peppers waiting to ripen and hope they don't stay at this stage.

That one's going in the recipe book. Sounds super fresh.

Ever cooked up some escargot? Yumm!

Nicotine OD for bugs. Seems strangely sinister. :twisted:

So yesterday I experienced my first ever earthquake in what I thought was eathquakeless VA. Now I'm reading that big beatutiful hurricane Irene may send lots of rain and wind our way on Sunday. So this question goes out to my fellow Floridians who are used to growing peppers in hurricane alley...