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the black plant is pimenta de neyde. got the seeds from fatali

thats about all for now. most of these will be staying in pots, albeit much larger ones once the weather gets consistently warm. good luck everybody

when i die, instead of having a bunch of flowers on my casket, i want something like this :)

this is one of the plants i got from that big habanero i found

been awhile since i posted any updates here....peppers have come a long way in the past couple of months but the weather has been so wishy washy the past couple weeks there aint a chance of gettin them outside the safety of the greenhouse. heres a bunch of pics. i dont know how to make them big...

nice to see another utah pepper grower here. i was gonna till up my brothers garden yesterday but with the rain and snow its been impossible. peppers are in the greenhouse, dreaming of being outside. good luck on your season. hope this weather kicks out of here quick

so i havent been here in awhile but heres two of my scorpions, from aj

thanks for the tips, advice and all that. i havent seen any bugs around, so my first assumption was some kind of virus or bacteria. i removed all the affected leaves on the plants, hopefully they start makin a comeback

so here we are midweek now, and i came home from work and went to check on my plants. hadnt looked them over for the past couple of days, had just been turning the lights on and off. what ive seen has me worried, angry, and ready to hit something. one of my gold bullets had several leaves that...

lemon yellow habanero gold bullet peach habanero i thought i had took some pictures of the 'big habanero' plants but cant find it for some reason... anyway, thats how things are lookin out here in utah....where we just got another blanket of snow.

picture time again, this time with my awesome new camera. habanero cappucino sprouts. went to a lot of trouble to get these seeds along with those for chile cubano. they were from a company in germany called ethno-botanik.com. unfortunately they dont ship to the u.s., so i had to make use of...

Hello TriniHottie. I was looking at your photobucket uploads and saw the pics of the chile plants growing at UWI. I just wondered if you are studying there or working there and wanted to ask if that field station is a similar operation to the one at the Chile Pepper Institute at New Mexico State...

first little scorpion started poppin up today

new sprouts in one of the germination trays first trinidad scorpion poppin its head up out of the peat. big thanks to alabamajack for the seeds some sweet and hot pepper sprouts the setup under the lights and a technical question for everyone....how do you all get your pictures to...

my weakest seedlings. several varieties among them, some i dont think will make it to spring but im holding out hope for the rest. the middle-strength seedlings. not as big as the strongest ones but theyre moving along alright a closeup of a couple of them

ok so heres some pictures. should these biggest ones be repotted into a bigger pot yet or should they get some more time in these ones? (they are in 2 inch pots right now) heres a closeup of some of them. pimenta de neyde, big hab, gold bullet, yellow hab, peach hab all in this picture a...

ive never seen that, but i have a tobago seasoning pepper that couldnt get its cap off, and the cotyledons wilted up because of it. its still there though, and the top of it seems to be getting fatter like its gonna make a new pair of cotelydons. very weird.