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My peter peppers are big enough that i dont worry too much about it.

Overwintered my habs and they've been growing tiny pods ever since I brought them in. Its hilarious

I overwintered mine a couple weeks ago. So none of mine got the frost!

So this year i planted about 20x as many varieties of peppers that i did the previous year. And although i did order quite a few from Pepperlover.com and Fordsfieryfoods.com I always seemed to get almost as many freebies as what i ordered. So as the pepper lover i am i planted all of em. From...

Same, i was having the same results with the soap mixture home remedy where it seemed to be doing more damage than good. As far as the plants go they've all pretty much outgrown their pots. i planted them all in six inch pots and all my plants are close to 12" tall. (Morugas are short but very...

Well, im just just kind of growing them indoors atm, not really expecting fruit over the winter. (Not sure if i have the light requirements (2300 lumens per bulb two bulbs  per lamp, three lamps)) Other than the room i currently have them in is about 12' x 10'. Theyre all still growing on a 4ft...

So right now im battling aphids from the plants i overwintered from last season (Two habenero plants) Ive been using the Cayane pepper/dishsoap/water combo and ive noticed a little bit of change over the last couple of days. (They arent gone but theres a lot less of them) Should i try an actual...

I'm afraid of cross polination between the hab and bisbas so maybe I'll just try the shake method. And by cotton swab I mean I took a cotton swab and swabbed every flower to spread the pollen.

So I'm growing a few varieties of peppers in my house through the winter season. I currently have my first pepper plant (bisbas) starting to flower. I was wondering if there was anyway to polinate the pepper indoors? I tried this last year with no luck by taking a cotton swab from flower to...

Just get a photobucket Acct. You upload a pic to photobucket then get a img link to post directly here. Well then be able to see the pic right in the post and you wont have to be an extreme member. That being said if i wasnt as poor as i am i would become an extreme member myself. Community is...

And as far as everything i have, i have them set up under a T8 48" shoplight with daylights bulbs running 18-6 on a timer. I water them once every two days or so just barely keeping the soil moist. And give them the fertilizer once every two weeks. But in the end if i lose the peter peppers...

I may try that water cycle then, i actually Didnt water these two for two days anyways so they were getting dry. I still find it weird that its only the peter peppers doing it too.

Jeez, i keep forgetting how many chileheads on here live so close to me, didnt know you were from Joliet D3! Nice pods!

Well i dont think the humidity is too low i grow these in my basement, i do have a de-humidifier but it really only brings the room to a relatively comfortable humidity

I have a Pro-Mix water additive that gets added to the watering every two weeks per box instructions. Like i said all the other plants are doing fantastic. Actually one random plant that judy sent a a freebie has made me move the Shop lights up about three times so far because its grown so tall...

So im growing roughly 20 varieties of peppers this year (Two plants of each variety), ranging from extremely mild to Extremely hot. All of my peppers seem to be doing very well. All except my two Peter Pepper Plants. Now i basically water all my plants the same, keeping the soil damp but not...

They look saweeet! Chocolate Brainsizzle Would be my name for them!

Nice, havent gotten to the raised beds on the rooftops yet. But i do have a whole room in the basement dedicated. Theres just too many different types of peppers with cool pods or unique flavors to choose from! I had to physically stop myself from ordering more seeds  than i already got.

Last year i started growing peppers. I had thought i was growing trinidad scorpions, but ended up getting bamboozled, ending up with two different varieties of Habeneros. That being said i was fully prepared this year to start anew and get what i originally wanted. HOWEVER!!! Upon ordering a...

Doing almost the same thing myself but im using a 5 gallon bucket and im actually overwintering some hab plants that have been outside since june. Im reluctant dig them up quite yet as for some reason this week has been 90 degrees all week and perfect for my pods to ripen.