Search results

I came out to check my garden my peppers are right next to my squash plants, which the sqaush plant looks awful I was wondering if this leaf I plucked from my pepper plant was a sign of over fertilizing, bac spot, or something else. I tried to do some poking around on here but didnt find much...

Its a hot little f'er man no doubt. I sliced some up and put it in my bean soup and wow..... :hot: I came back from my break at work. People kept asking me if I ok cause i looked like i had been crying.....yes

thats awesome stuff man mine was left unpruned and im only looking at 6 pods total on mine. sry to ask but whats the weather like there? and how often do you water and fert?

Ok guys here are the ripe ones. havent tried a ripe one yet but ive had a couple green ones and there almost as hot as a hab. not much bigger than a nickel. have fun with this one :fireball:

Well I just got back from a little vacation. I gave them a splash of water before i left, also i gave them some bloom fert. like a week ago. As compmodder can tell you its been mother f'in hot and dry recently in ky. so the weather may have something to do with it. but when i came back at like...

Sry guys didnt mean to start arguements on my post I did do some searching to be fair and i saw some of the posts just wondering if the ghost needed special treatment. I love you guys on here. s600 didnt mean to anger you, im sure its annoying when this place gets overrun be noobs(unfortunality...

all of my other plants are doing fine... producing and loving life. But my ghost will flower then the little tiny pepper will will fall off. there is no evidence of bugs or bacteria... its a healthy looking plant just not producing. It get right over six hours of sun temps range in high 80s to...

they have been on the plant for a month and a half??? they all dont get much bigger than an inch, inch and a half... so should i just keep them on all summer?jk. let me know they are hot little guys when i got it as a little guy at the farmers market that is what the lady sold it as

these little guys pack awesome flavor... about twice as hot as a jalapeno... it came off this plant

they look like black pearl peppers

thanks. awesome info guys

I just got finished transplanting the rest of my potted peppers into my raised garden. Lately we have been experiencing warm to hot, dry conditions in Louisville. They are all in a good soil mix (followed mels method) some of the peppers seem to be thirstier than others. My question is could...

something is eating my leaves off at the stems... what could it be???

yeah they didnt seem too do much, but when you got close to them they are quick to hide on the other side of the leaf

are they friend or foe?

Sry this is the best pic I could get of him. I found him on this plant... I dont know if he caused this damamge or not. Thanks for the info!

thanks guys. and to my grass is blue... squash. cant wait

Official List: Serrano Sweet pepper Jalapeno Red roaster Cayenne Habanero Orange Habanero Maya Red Habanero Anaheim Hot Cow Horn Chicken Heart 7 pot/pod Brain Strain Ghost Red/Yellow Moruga Scorpion cayenne flowering! yes My Cayenne, Sweet Pepper, Jalapeno More randoms Plus Moruga Scorpion...

I had a great experience with pepperjoes. I had trouble with my shipping they were super quick with their customer service. I got my still in under a week. Very nice people

thanks guys. i bought the plant from her when it was about this size. i didnt look too much like a ghost pepper plant. I'm really not too worried about it i only payed 2 bucks for the guy, and a pepper is a pepper it will be used in my kitchen some way or another!