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So I know that it's not supposed to be possible to have peppers affect each other, only cross pollinate and affect the seed.  But I've grown my golden greek pepperoncini's and they have been rather warm and I now have a brown pepperoncini on my plant.  Has anyone heard of a brown pepperoncini?

It's been a while since I've posted but there has been some crappy weather here in MI. I have finally managed to get some time off during some decent weather. Here is a pic of what I have potted up so far. [ The left shows the overwintered Yellow Scorpion and Paper lantern. Then a Bih...

I have potted up my plants to 6" pots waiting to put in their final pots when weather permits. I mixed the same soil for all the plants the same way. I had one plant give up on me a couple weeks ago, so I discarded it and replaced with another ready to move up in the world. Now that plant is...

While working in Kansas City, I met up with an old friend from the military. I knew we both enjoyed curry from a certain restaurant in Japan. I had sent him some habanero powder last year to spice up the curry. I brought a pack of CoCo's curry, and a fresh Bhut from the garden. The look on...

I have been lucky to have a wife that cared for my plants like she cared for me. Now that a few plants have turned into a few dozen, she wants nothing to do with them. I was wanting to know what the best self sufficient hydro system is. I have lights and timers and other goodies from indoor...

I planted this pepperoncini the same as all my other plants, but it has some sad looking leaves on it. I feed and water the same as all the others, but it just wont produce a normal set of leaves. Any ideas?

I have done some reading and found that tepins are slow, while others say they grow and produce about the same pace as other pepper plants. Back in Sept. I was able to get 2 Thai and 2 Tepin plants going. I have already sampled the Thai peppers, but the Tepin plants are doing nothing. I cut...

Hey everyone. I've been sneaking around the forum for a while soaking up all the knowledge I could about growing and utilizing peppers. Figured I'd join up and be a little more involved in the discussions.