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  Mushroom compost is the compost but also the organic matter. and it does have aeriation due to it containing vermiculite.

  The potting mix does have peat moss in it.

Hello all. I did a new mix very very recently and was wondering if it was any good considering my climate. My climate is a Greensboro North Carolina climate. It's rainy humid and hot but rains pretty often and sometimes its hot and humid and other times it's hot but not humid. Which is why my...

Well I replanted or repotted my pepper plants with a new mix of soil. that's done. but going to monitor them.

Neptunes Tomato and Veggie formula liquid fertilizer. Very good stuff. contains humic acid and all that good stuff. or just plain ole alaska fish fertilizer.

Sooo... Repotted my plants today. i bought some sta-green potting mix (they didn't have just natural potting soil.). So my new mix consists of 1/4 mushroom compost,2 cups vermiculite (horticultural grade.), 1 cup burpees tomato and veg fertilizer 2 tablespoons epsom salts and rest of sta-green...

  All over top of the soil.

Hello all, So my pepper plants are doing good so far. I actually harvested 1 mammoth jalapeno pepper plant today. I noticed a white mold or white fungus. What i realized was that I need to stop using garden soil. I am planning on swinging by tomorrow to lowes and buying just natural potting...

  Whos his buddy?

  Awesome dude! Love your videos! Anyways i think i will be re-doing the eggs again. I live in the south too so it gets hot and humid and rainy. I have a question for you. My question is what do coffee grounds do?

  Thank you for the advice and the tip. They're going to get treated royally now! :)

The bottle of ''hot sauce'' you see at your typical mexican restaurant here in the USA. It has a picture of a mariachi guy on it. Tastes like taco sauce in high school.

  I thank you for backing it up with facts.

  Hmm. ok then i won't stress the peppers then if it won't really do anything. I really didn't see anything about it being discussed over and over again. I just call it like i see it, that's all. Of course I am going to ask very noobish questions since I am the new guy here. But now that i...

  Ah ok i see now.

  LOL. kind of a myth? Saying ''kind of a myth'' sounds like that you're not really sure if it really is a myth or not. Next time to be sure for you, that it really IS a myth and you can confirm it. Oh i really am going to enjoy my bounty. Now next time be sure that you do know and for a fact...

  Good thing to be worried. like i said when i joined here in introductions that i posted that its been pretty much 10 years since i have grown peppers. wouldn't you?

  Hmm i really don't want to pull hay growing in my plant pots because that is what is going to happen. do you have that problem when you put down alfalfa on your garden? so lets try this, what kind of alfalfa did you use? is it the alfalfa used for feeding bunnys? thanks.

  hmm. thanks i guess. i didn't say hay. just alfalfa hay. i read regular hay has too many seeds.  

  I was going to buy some rubber mulch but read that it isn't a good idea. For alfalfa hay what brand did you use? I have a tractor supply store 2 miles from my house. What pepper plant is this?