Search results

I have a similar situation described in this thread... My link

Fade.. I got lazy and was only watering but not inspecting plants...still no white flies, but Tomato Horn worms were doing a lot of damage so be on the lookout. The next ones I find are going on a hook to see if they are a delicacy for Large Mouth or Peacock Bass in the backyard...Those things...

Fade.. Glad to see things are looking great... Most of my plants are lookin' good, haven't had any more significant pest problems here since the weather got hot, and some of those sickly looking plants we both had have recovered (although somewhat stunted). Thankfully no issues with...

Looks like a cousin to one of yours...

Mostly for pizza, but I'll add it to a pot of chili also.... :hell:

Some pepper flakes I made in the dehydrator.....

I'm speachless...... :clap:

Potted plants from clippings....

Here are pics off the offspring... The Keeper of the pods.... Having technical difficulties getting the last pic up...standby...

Wanted to share this with the forum...This plant has been in the ground for over a year, it was grown from seed purchased as "Ghost Pepper" from Pepper Joe..appears to be a Dorset Naga IMO.... The pods look like this.... I saved seed from these pods and they had a great germination rate...

Looks like they need to be on the plant longer, but I was impatient... They are HOT HOT HOT !!!!! The Red Caribs are delicious, hot, but not brutal....

Bhut Pics 06/25/10

Carib Reds on Patio... Carib Red on East side of house... Carib Red Harvest

SVT...those pics are excellent...I especially like that last one....enjoy those pods!!!

Thanks Sky...I appreciate the help...

This guy's been residing on one of my Red Carib plants in the back of the house....I think he's a good guy, but not sure...anybody know??

Not sure what you are saying....one package of seeds from Chili Pepper Institute is $6, no minimum as far as I know. I'm growing them now and the pods are true...

I think Grandma knows that over nurturing plants is a bad idea...we all tend to think that they need all these nutes, but really soil,air and water is what they need.

I say water ONLY... let them recover...if you start searching for remedies you'll probably damage them worse and maybe even kill them.I don't think plants that small need much more than light and water and a little breeze..