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I doubt it. I have had heating pads malfuctioin and spike a number of times. It all worked out ok in the end. Good luck.

Devils Rib? I see Sea Spring has it as an exclusive. Does it go by another name? Never heard of it.

Or just young leaves. geez

You can do it both ways. If you apply as a foliar spray you will see results in one or two days. That is how I do it. Do it at first light (diluted)

This is pretty close...

I did a grow in the desert one year and that is what I did. Works great.

Welcome. I bet you you got some nice plants from Shane. Good luck!

Good plug for those products. Nice

What he said

That is where I also got the 17020. It had some pretty sharp heat. Quick, but a little bitter. Good dried.

Yea I know. Got the seeds from a vendor, said it was a Frut. ???? Who knows? Nice plant though. I was going to send Smokemaster some seeds, but was not 100% certain about it so I did not. It happens.   Still going thru records. I think it is Calusa Indian Mound. Sorry for the confusion...

Med thin skinned. Abiut as juciy as most Tabasco types. A good pop of heat, moderate almost black pepper flavor, heat gone in about 2 min. Just what you would think. I will try the powder I made today and edit this later.

It grew very fast from the start. I topped it at about 6 in. A big, strong stemmed, sprawling beast that was 8 and a half ft across after 1 year. This picture is late Nov, early Dec.Still filling up bowls with peppers then .In fact, I just made powder out of those. Strong plant.    

I agree. Where are the lights? They should be almost on top of them as soon as they sprout. Looks a bit dark in the photos. Also, if your soil had nutes you really do not want to add ferts this soon. Those numbers are too strong for seedings. Dilute it down to a 1/4 or less if you really feel...

That was the biggest plant I had last year. It just goes and goes.Good luck!

Do you hire a picking crew? pp

http://www.nerc.ac.uk/press/releases/2013/05-plants.asp?cookieConsent=A  

You can always cut that branch off and clone it. Then you would have two plants.

It is kinda hard to see it in your picture. Sometimes a split stem will stay alive and heal itself as two seperate branches.. If it is fresh enough, you can just tape it together and support the branches. It will fuse back together. I get Rocotos that split main stems and branches because of the...