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I hope you can develop a new pepper. That is something many of us dream of but never do.

My biggest mistake was that after I germinated my seeds in a paper towel and put them in potting soil I DIDN'T KEEP THE POTS WARM ENOUGH FOR THE SEEDLINGS TO GROW.

Thanks, Max is a three-year-old male Sheltie (Shetland Sheepdog).

Some forum members say just "Pepper Porn" I was thinking soft porn because I wasn't doing a closeup shot. Perhaps we need to agree to decide on definitions for our pepper porn if it hasn't been done before.

These are my last three peppers left that were not planted or sold. I was going to put them in the compost bin but decided to plant them in pots. I wanted my wife to see how good they would do. In the pic is our faithful canine companion Max. He was comfortable and didn't want to move. The...

Welcome from Colorado

I can see the pic here in Colorado.

Those might be young spider-mites. They seem to feed on indoor plants the most according to one of my books. If you see webbing (Silk-spinning), that's a sure sign that they are spider-mites. Control would be something such as Pyola insect spray

Great looking plants and garden. I don't have raised beds but I know that most that have them really like them. Much easier for weeding and such.

Welcome from Colorado.

Plastic is fine to use as long as it has drainage holes.

I want one that grows U.S. Dollars

Welcome from Colorado

Welcome from Colorado

Those are some smoken hot chiles you got there. Your crop looks great.

AJ- perhaps sell shade cloth and the fitting to build a shade house or cover.

Up north of you I had 40 F. last night. All my peppers seem O.K. I wish our weather stay warm.

Welcome from Colorado

Great looking plants. I hope mine turn out as good.

I was only able to plant my peppers last Sunday. Some have do not have buds yet even though I started them in February. Don't give up. Plant and see what happens.