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A hot knife or steel whatever heated on the stove will melt holes of whatever size you like. I drill 3/4" holes and the soil stays in.

Then perhaps an attack with real insects might be easier on larger grows. What insects could safely do this under what conditions around what kinds of plants?

The web page add says, Well rotted Farmyard Manure 100% organic manure Increases yield of crops Adds humus Improves soil structure So, it never was as good as it was anyway, but always better than nothing. It would definitely go in my garden

I think that's what I thought when I read of the problem in an earlier post to this thread. Seems a "No Brainer" to me.

Make a plant think it may die (stress) and it kicks into reproduction mode. The capsaicin is there to protect the seeds. So, stress could help for sure, but may I assume a stressed healthy plant? Stressed with sun? Peppers hot or sweet that I have grown have had their dicks knocked in the...

Vegetable gardening is a hobby that has enough to learn to get me to raise my hand.

What are the dos and don'ts to making a pepper grow hottest? What do you need in the soil? How much sun should they get and how hot should it be? What time of year do you do what to them? How much water and when? Great Sages, Master Gardeners and Gurus, what are the tricks you learned ?