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My MIL (Thai/Vietnamese) and FIL (Chinese/Laotian) is going to Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and maybe Vietnam. They're going for 1 month and she will be staying with relatives and family. Both of them love hots, and they're really excited about finding some new ones for my collection. Any...

Every Costco, Sam's, Walmart, or any large scale bakery will throw away white NSF 5 gallon buckets. I score all of mine at Costco. All you have to do is ask

Nice red Jalapenos are my number one seller, followed by Orange Habs. Most of the screamers are bought as a novelty, but I can get a lot more money (per piece) for them. ALOT of chefs are cooking with super hots now so the market is slowing changing for me

Wear nitrile gloves instead of latex. I've had good luck using GoJo mechanics soap to remove the oils

I had it happen when I was seeding Mouse Sheet peppers. It burned like crazy for a couple of minutes, but it gave me a warm fuzzy feeling once I got use to it:onfire:

No need for a timer with an aeroponics system. Run that mother 24/7

Rule # 3 "Swallow if can" is spectacular! Love your videos Neil. Long time lurker

They shouldn't have a problem germinating and the price is certainly right for an experiment. I assume it's some sort of Cayenne pepper, but I would also assume that it's not made to exact specifications I personally LOVE Chile De Arbol for shaking. It has a lot more flavor and quite a bit more...

Burpee sells coir pellets. They're much better than peat and they cost the same. Also get a light on top of them as soon as they sprout

STG is having a sale on their hail product. It works great when you're using different sized net pots

Yeah Mike you're way off, but on the positive side you added to your post count. I had Spam fried rice in Hawaii and it was actually pretty good The OP said he wanted to put it in the garage to start seeds and keep them warm. I'm not a pro, but I assume that Virginia is pretty damned cold...

First forum post My first post on the forum, so I hope you like it! There is a product called reflectix and it's EXCELLENT for greenhouses and indoor planting. It's basically bubblewrap with a reflective material on both sides. I'm in love with it...