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found some manzano's peppers at the local Hispanic market. first time trying them and i must say they are pretty good. little pricey,$5 a pound cant wait to stuff them with something.

dont look like it

put them in grow bags or pot them up. that way you can move them if need be

RIP MERLE HAGGARD

might be best to grow in buckets or wally bags. start a compost pile for next year then move compost to garden plot and till. go from there

dont know if you have ever spent much time in texas in the summer, but coming from up north, you just might change your mind when its 95 at 10 o'clock at night and 105 in the day :hot: 

had the same problem here. starting to look a lot better now

what the hell did i just watch :confused:

im trying Walmart bags this year on 15 plants. they drain great. no worries

i use lemon scented joy dish soap mixed with water in a spray bottle

march 31st. 11:59 p.m.

gogurts

as far as growing outdoors in texas, try and plant where they will get some late afternoon shade. a shade cloth might be necessary to create some shade. i use an old bed sheet. when its 105 in the summer, flower drop is hard to prevent. shade will will help

i see several green houses out in the country where i fish that have been falling apart for years now. im talking about commercial size green houses. hell, even my sons schools green house hasn't been used in the last 8-10 years. shame that they spend a lot of money on a nice heated green house...

looks like it was sprayed with round up

Yes it was

I apologize for not remembering who it was that sent me the Ghost Pepper candy it was awesome thank you very much

i put a sticky glue trap around the area and it works great. just cut it open and lay flat.

john has some cool videos