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Nice on the Deftones/Incubus show. I'm catching that tour when it comes to Cincy.

My vine crops are getting hit by squash vine borers as well. Sevin seems like a necessary evil at this point to combat all these malicious critters.

Found this guy chewing on one of jalapenos:     Any ideas as to what he is and how to stop them?

Came home from a hard days work in the garden with some goodies:   Mostly annuums to munch on this week.   Soil web is alive and well   Aji Starfish   Red Bhut   Pimenta Puma   Bhutlah   Tomatoes have EXPLODED!

Paul, Thanks man! My dutch bucket system is a DIY setup that is mostly lifted from mhpgardener's YouTube video here. Jeff H on THP gave me some great advice as well. Here's a thread I found of Jeff's that was helpful. So credit where credit is due.    I made some tweaks due to space constraints...

So I came back from a week of vacation to this lovely site on my porch.   Hydro    7P Bubblegum with several ripening pods       7PBS Yellow is just LOADED with pods. There are a few that are ripening as well.   Black Pearl   Red Rocoto in Happy Frog soil mix is putting on flowers before...

Here's a few hydro pepper pics: 7P Bubblegum is starting to rippen :-)   Carolina Reaper   7PBS Yellow - not overly bumping but still a nice looking pod   7P Primo

Whoops misread that... hopefully no one saw my answer. My bad Cappy.

So now that pods are setting on this plant it's pretty clear that it's the Fish pepper  

  Wow Ignite! My wife looked over at my laptop as I was looking at this post and said "Damn! What type of peppers are those?" I'm gonna have to beg, borrow or steal to get me some of Cappy's seeds for next year lol. Kudos to both of you guys.

Beautiful plants/pods. Well done sir!

So here's the dutch bucket setup   Here's the 5 peppers in 15 gallon root pouches (top: Jay's Peach, Middle: White Bhut, Red Rocoto in mix, artichoke Bottom: Red Rocoto in Happy Frog, Black Pearl)   Baby hydro Reaper   7 Pot Bubble Gum - I really love how these pods look.    Supposed to be a...

Here's my potting soil recipe that went with for the 15 gallon root pouches:   Perlite - 1.5 cu ft Wiggle Worm Earthworm Castings - 1 cu ft Ecoscape Organic Compost - 1 cu ft Green Envy Leaf Compost - 2 cu ft Green Envy Mushroom Compost - 1 cu ft Vermiculite - 4 cu ft Wholly Cow Peat & Composted...

Fantastic looking pod! Kudos man!

So I have busted my ass in the last week or so. The dutch bucket hydro peppers were getting so tall that they were growing into the ceiling of the greenhouse. So we tore down the greenhouse. Redesigned the layout and spacing of the DBH. Setup the plumbing for the DBH. Noticed the 5 gallon...

The more I look a pictures of Fish Pepper plants the more I think it's a Fish that got mislabeled as a Jalapeno. I did intent to grow a Fish and had another plant that was labeled "Fish". LOL now I guess we'll see what that one turns out to be... SMH

Thanks CSB! Sucks to hear your girls got sun burned. I'm sure they'll be fine. A lot of mine were somewhat root bound because of garden prep delays and weather delays. In the end it was probably a good thing I got delayed because my neighbor lost a bunch of plants due to a few late cold nights. 

True. 2 days after hardening off my soil plants my area got hit with a tornado warning LOL. Nothing touched down but my girls are definitely taking their lumps. I'm hoping that June brings more hospitable weather but you never know... it's Ohio. :-)

Yea we've been having the same type of weather here in Ohio, moruga welder. It seems to be the only Jal that is acting like that so I wasn't sure what to think... Although, come to think of it, the leafs were showing the whitest coloring when they were young and still inside. So I am leaning...

So I'm not sure what to think of this plant       For a while I assumed it was the Fish Pepper but the label says otherwise. It's not outside the realm of possibility that it was mislabeled. What do you guys think? Mislabeled jalapeno that is actually a Fish or jalapeno with an issue?