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Just want to thank everyone for the responses, and also thank those who were generous enough to offer me seeds. This community is awesome I hope to spread the love!

Thanks for the replies guys , defiantly headed over to Fords to see if I can't get ahold of some seeds now. And Cruzzfish if you're interested in selling some seeds or doing a trade at the end of the season I'd be up for that too.

I've really wanted to grow the Fatalii Gourmet Jigsaw but I cannot for the life of me find someone who sells them. If anyone knows of someone with pure seed I'm willing to buy or trade

Welcome from New York! You cannot go wrong with Fatalli and choco Habs! Good luck this season!

Welcome from New York!

That's awesome, I wish I could get one of my plants to pop something like that out!

Looks like the leaves got sun burnt a while back and the areas that got crisp are drying out, had the exact thing with a few of my plants and they are fine. Goodluck on your grow this year!

Overwintering gives a huge head start. The only downside is the room they take up for the winter months, if you have the space I'd say try to overwinter a plant or 2 and see how they do next year

The fixture itself covered 15 plants for me pretty easy, up until they were in their 5 gallon buckets. I'd say each fixture should do about 15-20 plants depending on your set up and pot size.

They should do well! Make sure if they've been inside for a few days that you slowly introduce them back to the sunlight or else the new growth that hasn't been exposed to the sun will burn, it doesn't sound like you'll have that problem though. I might try LED next year but t5 HO bulbs have...

better late then never! I used a 6 bulb t5 grow light and it worked very well. Whenever the weather was nice enough for them outdoors during the day I would just put them outside for free light (after hardening the plants off).

Welcome to New York where you can experience all 4 seasons in the same week! I'm from the Ithaca area and if your soil is anything like mine you are best planting in buckets or raised beds. Pretty much find a good spot where the plants will get sun all day and let them do their thing. This year...

Got around and took a few pics.   Reaper plant started end of Jan   Turkish Star started same time as the reaper.   Yellow Brainstrain started mid December and topped in Febuary   Bhut Jolokia started same time as the brainstrain   Same Bhut jolokia plant as above, i counted 23 peppers on it...

They are doing very well, finally moved into their final home, i have 10 in 5 gal containers and 3 (the one in the pic included) in 10 gal pots. They seem to like the soil i had mixed up awhile back and have grown a ton since giving their roots more room.  I will try to get more pics of them up...

I am so excited i've been watching this thing get bigger and bigger by the day now! One of the first pods formed this year, there are other though, one Bhut has about 25 peppers on it currently and the plant in the picture has about 10 pods on it although much smaller. Yellow Brainstrain, who...

It's a great sauce I just wish I had the pepper resources currently to do a ferment, it would of definally had a different flavor. Once i get some pods from my plants i'll start one!     Wicked Mike was very generous and his pods were in great shape and extremely hot too.

I ordered some pods from Wicked Mike the other day, they arrived today so i decided to make a sauce! The peppers i used were red brainstrains The recipe? well i winged it. I threw the quartered peppers, a white onion, and 3 cloves of garlic into the blender with some salt, apple cider vinegar...

Got my order of peppers in today! Took 2 days to arrive, pods were in excellent shape, also came with a bag of amazing powder! Would recommend to others who live up north who want super hots now!

Thank you, I will check the ph again in a few weeks once I pot the plants up to their final home! it is so fluffy adding the extra perlite did the trick! I will make sure to monitor them. Good idea I'll go toss a few scoops of soil from the garden into the mix.

Added 4 cu ft of perlite, 3-4 tbsp of garden lime each 15 gallon batch. Thanks for the help everyone who gave me advice/info! i hope this looks good. Finished Product