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You'll love the Fatalii. Heads up on the Biker Billy. If you are growing from the seed I sent, they were disappointing this year. Average size pods and one of the mildest jalapenos I've ever had. Very nice flavor but just not the heat or size I was expecting. I think Burpee must've had...

How long does it take to to grow bamboo that size? I can dream up all kinds of uses for that stuff. :) Also, your 7th Circle sauce is amazing. Hope you keep it available.

Got my seeds last week Joe. Thank You! :dance:

Is it too late? I'd like in if still open.

I'm pretty sure those types of worms won't hurt your plant roots at all. Seems they like their food to start decomposing a little before they eat it. If you don't need more worms for another bin, I think you can use the material with the eggs and stuff without worry. Some people make a worm...

Anytime I mess with fire, It seems I always get burned. Actually starting to enjoy it. :mouthonfire:

I'm not sure if this is an extraction, concentration, reduction or what. I took a couple pounds of fresh bhut jolokias, dried them, smashed into flakes, put into a quart jar and covered with 80 to 100 proof. Let them soak for a few days and then strained the mix into a pyrex pie plate and...

I'd like to try this one. Thanks for offering this.

That's gonna be a great place for you. I can't believe how well your lawn mower handled those briars. :shocked:

These types of plants can become huge but they probably need much larger containers to do so. Nothing wrong with growing them in small containers as long as you don't expect them to realize their full potential. Wait for them to change color to red, yellow or whatever then start tasting them...

I'd recommend adding lime or gypsum at least once per season. I think they both serve the same purpose but lime may raise the soil ph and gypsum won't. I don't think the effects are immediate, so adding them in the fall and tilling in may work better.

http://www.thechileman.org/ has quite a bit of info you might find helpful about peppers. I haven't seen a FAQ section for this forum. The way I track topics I have started or posted in is just go to "My Content" it's in the drop down box where your user name is in the top right of the page. I...

Sent him a message, too. Offered to send him real bhut jolokia seed if he will correct his auction. I doubt HE is trying to scam anyone. Until we told him, he probably thought he was growing the real deal.

Many folks under estimate the heat of tobasco peppers. To me the burn is quite different from chinense types and harder for me to handle.

I overwintered for the first time last winter. The only plants that have had good production are the pubescens. The chinense plants look nice but they just never really went into pod production mode after planting back out this spring until recently. Now it looks like frost will be here...

That's a good idea BC. I'll see if I can find time this week to do that. I'm not much of a reviewer but I'll give it a try.

Thanks Geeme for resurrecting this thread and for adding the tips. I'm gonna have to try this!

The description and the pics look a lot like Kaleidoscope. What do the flowers look like? For comparison, here is one I'm growing. This isn't a Kaleidoscope flower but they look really similar to this: Hope this helps. Mystery plant IDs are tough.

Nice looking pepper. Is it a scorpion? It looks just like the 7 Pot Primos I'm growing with the really bumpy skin and long skinny tail. Cool mantis, too. I've seen a few like that one that aren't shy and will kinda interact with you.