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So the storm is over....how did you fare? How about an after picture or two?:hell:

Best of luck to you in weathering the storm AJ. :!:

AJ I used to live in Texas....Gatesville, for 3 years. Best 3 years of my life. I plan to retire there in about 15years...I'll be looking for property in about 2 or 3 years there...can't wait t get back to Texas. Good luck on the storm headed your way man.:hell:

That is one hot bunch right there! Hope mine do that well next year, I am guessing I live west of yo as I am in south central PA. Again congrats on the nice harvest.:hell:

Playin and singin in a Country Band, Ridin a Harley Davidson, taking the boat out on the river, and a barbecue in the back yard with the family. Best things in life, make the world turn around just a little bit easier.

Mine came from a song by Toby Keith, which is one of my favorite songs to sing when we are out on the local scene. http://www.johndillardandthelasttrainrunnin.net

I'm in no rush, just looking for a couple seeds to start in January. I'm new here so I'll keep lookin around. Thanks:cheers:

Where could a person find seeds from these 7 pots? :?:

How Ironic that you would mention that, as my wife picked me up 30 of the 3 inch peat pots at ace hardware tonight on her way home from work. I was thinking that since they decompose and break down, that once I transplant them from the seed starters, then I can just transplant them directly...

Right now I have about 24 seedlings of the yellow fatali's and about 12 seedlings of the "peter pepper". I will keep them in the starter until they get to be about 4-6 inches with a good root ball and then move them to thye 3-4 inch pots and then just gradually up from there. That sound about...

Nope don't know him. I have only lived here 5 years...I am a transplant myself...actually a cowboy from out west. I pretty much keep to myself....didn't know there were so many people afflicted with the pepper addiction. http://johndillardandthelasttrainrunnin.net By the way...what is an...

I spent 3 years in Central Texas...best 3 years of my life....drop a seed in the ground and step back...awesome people and awesome place to live and raise a family and a garden....that's where I will live out my golden years, already lookin on the web for some property. God Blessed Texas!!!!!!!!

spawn of the devil himself right there!:hell:

I'm on the other side of the river from you Jay...Red Lion. Glad to see a pepper junkie nearby, I will have some extra plants to trade if you start em as well yourself. I have 13 different flavors I will have plants ready to rock by the 1st of May. Send me a pm and I'll provide you a list...

I am new to this place, but not to pepper growing. A friend gave me a pepper plant a couple years back and I have been hooked ever since. Dont over water. Starting from seeds makes it a lot of fun, but you have to be able to look at the babies and be able to tell what they...

I am starting some new plants getting ready to overwinter them, possibly under lights, in soil. They are about an inch and a half tall right now....Yellow Fatali's and a few peter peppers too. I have the perfect window on my back porch that I have grown a Tepin plant for the past two winters...