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I'm glad you got some of the seeds to germinate. By far my favorite pepper. Just a bit of advice if you want it: Try to come up with a good staking system to put in place when you transplant. The limbs are quite spindly, almost vine-like, and the heavy pods will pull them down pretty bad. Last...

Looks like sunburn to me. Is it in full sun and has it been properly hardened off?

Definitely Ghost-like. Looks like it is trying to grow a tail. Probably a cross? Unexpected crosses are more fun than the boring ole reaper, never know what kind of cool variations you may get. At least it's not a Bell....

That was the first thing I tried it on. I cooked it into the eggs. Not bad at all.

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I normally just wait to transplant until they are hardened off and ready to go outside. After a couple of seasons you will learn when to start your seeds so that they won't be root bound or too big for their cups/pots. But if they are root bound, it's not the end of the world, just make sure you...

I wonder how many plants have been murdered as a result of being sent to this thread by Google...

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Got mine as well. Couldn't wait to break the seal on this stuff, so I put a healthy dose on my Philly Sub less than 5 minutes after it came out of the mailbox! Wasn't sure what to expect since my only experience with fermented sauces is the store bought stuff. This sauce is not even in the same...

Me!

Looking nice and healthy. Won't be long and you will be passing me up!

Just wanted to post an update on the seeds that I lucked into in this giveaway. Bishop's Crown has been my #1 favorite pepper for the last several years. I am growing Bhuter's seeds side by side with some stock that I got from THSC, just for camparison, but mostly just to have an excuse to grow...

No idea what that is, but it's definitely not a Ghost Pepper.

I dont see much in the way of cal/mag deficiency, so not sure if that would be helpful...Im a "if it aint broke dont fix it" guy so take it for what its worth. I would say the purple color points to P issue, which still makes me question your PH, but honesrly they look fine man. I would probably...

Seems like a lot to me. I use 1/8 tsp per quart for soil drenching seedlings, but I guess they get a lot more that way than misting, even with a weaker mixture. Have you checked your PH?Purple leaves and stem could be a Phosphorus issue. Can you post a pic or two?

pdn X bmj Absolutely horrid

It's about to get serious!

I had some calcium issues with about half of my seedlings this year. My P. Dreadie took it particularly hard for some reason. I had to pull all old growth so it was basically trimmed down to a nub. After a rigorous few rounds of call mag all new growth is healthy and looking good. This thing is...

I might be interested.....if you don't mind participants from my side of the pond?

What are you feeding it and how often?