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If you've tried all the superhots. Here's something that might get ya excited. Look into Jack in the Pulpit root also called Indian Turnip. Its not a hot pepper. It's a native wild flower/plant that grows in the understory of Appalachian Mountains. I havent tried it. But Ive read its the most...

You can push for hotter stuff all you want. Fact of the matter is extremely hot stuff is a niche market. Most people cant tolerate high heat levels

I buy the large 2 gallon mt olive kosher dill pickles. Then add 2-3 reaper dried pods. In 2-3 days they start getting good.

I like tomatoville but it wont let me post. Something went wrongwith my registration i guess

I really like the way the Tower Garden has worked for me. So a design that is similiar in how the Tower Garden works. Im talking specifically about Tower Garden by Juice Plus

No Krogers your area. I really love the Private Selection Scotch Bonnet. I think private selection is a kroger brand.

I like the El Yucateco Carribean style. Its sweeter than their other stuff. I eat tons of the green el yucateco. Their stuff is pretty good and convenient. The black i cant eat at all. Its flavor i just dont like

The Kroger brand Private Selection has one called Scotch Bonnet Mango. I absolutely love this sauce. Heats is ok not extremely hot but adds good bonnet flavor with a good sweetness. I add this plus texas pete on my taco kits. The sweetness of this sauce balances out the vinegar of the texas...

I do have mine off the ground completely. So air flows underneath. I have 2 strips of hardwoodfloor on each side of the resivior on a rug on my patio. This helps keep cool.

Weve had mild summer for sure. This is my first time doing hydro. Ive been using grow bags for past 3 yrs. Still though the expert on pbs lived in NC. Their summer temps had to be hotter than where im living. She loved it also

20 chile plants

I havent touched mine but once in 2 wks. Just to add water and ferts. My ph drops a little each week. I quit doing the frozen bottles. Im not sure I ever needed to do the bottles anyways. For me its been way easier than grow bags.

If you have alot of days over 100. You water will get over 80. Youll have to do something then. I never experienced any plant problems due to heat. I just read over 80 was bad. So did the frozen bottles as a precaution. Ive done the water bottles prob 10 times. Ive been sick jus spent the night...

You cant see them but theres a good amount for me anyways,lol, of pods on those plants.

It is so simple to grow. It saves so much time vs. Grow bags. Its worth it to me. I did 45$ installments. As far as it lasting for 10 years. As long as you clean it regularly everything but the pump should last a long time. I havent used the pump before so i dont know the life expectancy of a...

Sorry I dont know why it does that to all the pics i post.

I love this thing. I want another one but i know it could probably be built yourself alot cheaper. My problem i suck at building anything. Has anyone built one simiar to the tower garden?

I purchased my Tower Garden after watching an episode of Growing a Greener World on PBS. They did an episode on alternative growing methods. Their expert almost had an orgasm talking about the TG. I was skeptical it was actually that good. I figured they had paid for the good review. She said...

I lost one plant to root rot. Bottles arent bad i put em in b4 work around 2pm. Take em out after work then back into freezer