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What would you grow to spice up your world if chili would not be an option? I'm thinking of a sechuan pepper tree. They are supposed to get spice berry which can be dried en powdered. also wasabi root but not the most appealing plant. What would you have?

Update: Yesterday the first flower opened of my Greek Pepperoni. I've isolated some bud here and there in ziplock bags to try and keep the seeds pure. I've ordered a bunch of organza mash baggies. when they arrive i can isolate some clusters of buds. all plants are dooing fine although i feel...

Best of luck there. Hope you grow same flaming pods.

What a sad sight. Hope they'll recover. 🤞

Always love to see OW spring back to life.😍

thnx NJChilehead. I have been thinking of doing this. First im planning of laying a dripline. My yard is situated south-west so in summer it gets full sun. Maybe need to move the plants around on the hottest days. It can get into the 40 degrees Celsius back there. After caging i think i might...

Update: All is well. a little bit of snail damage and some sun sculd but new growth is on doing fine. bud are forming. Awaiting the first flower. :dance:

Would it be possible to make a snail killing drone to get rid of snails? like a robot lawnmower of so. But flying, with a lasergun or bombs or whatever.

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overwintering in it's sense means you move your plants to an environment where they go dormant during winter. The purpose is not to continue to grow peppers, but just to try and save the plant from inevitable death by frost. potted plants will be moved, in ground plants dug up and moved in pots...

not necessarily a bad thin but if you want to you can take them off.

I could not contain my self and got all plants planted:party: it has been two hours in full sun and accept a litte taco-ing all is well. 4 seedlings await their new home in a couple of weeks but accept these its done.. the small pots contail 3 different flowers to attract insects. The...

also a good idea. I myself hope to preserve the plant, not just the genetics. Our season is about 5 months outside so all that can be done inside will help.

Sounds kinda like what i have in mind. Would be great to save my plants. We'll see what happens.

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I like a family snail hunt once a week. More importantly: Next Saturday is planting day :dance: :onfire::fireball: Night temps are up, wind is low, sunshine is medium. Lets GO GO GO

I've got a shed were they could be "stored" during winter. it wont freeze in there but will be cold. Also there is little light . I might take 5 or so plants to give this a go.

Hey all, My plants are about to go into the ground so i'm thinking about what to do when they need to come out. Has anyone done the following: At the end of the season trim the plants to bear stem as always, washing and repotting, neemoil etc. Then replant all plants in one big container...

When Chuck Norris orders a Chili to split into two, it does💪 If it wasn't chuck, then i have no clue:seeya:

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