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I wonder if you could graft it. :think: As you say your growing season isn't that long and maybe you want to keep the peppers that are growing on it at the moment, I wouldn't pot up any larger and I wouldn't prune either. A stake to support the main stem should be enough. Perhaps take a...

I'm from North Leicestershire. At the time of that weird hail, which lasted about 2 mins, the temperature was ~24C and we needed the house lights on at 1.30pm. Crazy weather, never seen it like that before, nor had my 90yrs young neighbour.

It's hardly started in the Midlands, so much dull skies and rain. Im sure I heard from the news that an indian summer is likely around september but still I don't think that would be enough. Mother nature doesn't seem to be in a good mood in the UK this year... again. Yesterday was added proof...

I do this a lot for windowsill growing, and it usually puts me back about a month.

@Hadoken Thanks. @scratchzilla I could do a tutorial, but I'd need to strip everything down. Trouble is... Although the Naga is now on the windowsill, a Numex Suave has just moved in.

I was just searching the internet for information about feeding plants too much magnesium (epsom salts) and came across this > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akZZd7Hz0rE , so I thought I'd share it with you. Enjoy!

I'd never tried super hots before so, unless there is a delayed reaction I've been fine playing dodgeball with the rats today.

@indoChilli hope it works as well for you. Me and my GF tried a (thin) slice of raw naga on Saturday night before having a naga curry the next night. Oh my... The first 2 seconds was great, it had a lovely aromatic fruity taste then oh no here it comes,.. oh that's not too bad,.. oh my god it...

For the reservoir: I use a small propagator tray filled with 2 layers of clay pebbles (the absorbent ones used in hydroponics). For the seeds to sit on: I am still experimenting with this but you need some material that will remain only slightly damp at all times. The heat (from a heat mat in...

In that case my answer would be yes. :P My Jalapeno leaves are a darkish dullish green. My Tabasco leaves a lighter more vibrant and glossy green.

Yes. My Jalapenos went from light green > dark green > chocolate brown > red. My Tabascos went from yellow > pale green > orange > red.

@indochilli For peppers; I think the red only helps where blue is the dominant wavelength needed. And yeah, it does cost a little to set up but I'm sure it works out over time compared to other types of lighting. @CarvinGuitarist Thank you. @Joseph Stalin I don't use any kind of soil for...

Ok, back to your questions, @loafers It would take a bit too long to explain it all but I can give you a watered down version. Equipment used: 1x Computer PSU 3 diy heat sensitive drivers running at 9.6v 750mA, heatsink and fan cooled 9x 440nm 3w 1A LED's 4x fans for circulation (2 intake, 2...

Thanks for your kind comments, I'll answer your questions but let me just finish the rest of my post. I had to make seperate posts to get all the photo's to display. Naga Morich feeling the blues, continued... 04 Jun: First pepper starting to ripen. 10 Jun: More ripening. 16 Jun: What a...

21 Apr: It was time for the Jalapeno to be moved to the windowsill due to overcrowding. Now the Naga has all the space there is and will live alone. I wouldn't like it but the Naga don't seem to mind. 27 Apr: Let there be fruit... I couldn't believe it would set but it did and kept on setting...

The UK can be a right hit and miss affair when it comes to reliable weather conditions. So, this year I've been testing my newly built ~30w DIY LED light & lets say 'Artificial Environment', and what better than to thoroughly test it on a pepper I've never attempted before... A Naga Morich from...

Friday night I was so set to destroy everything but the next morning I just couldn't do it until I was 100% sure the plants were toast. So, I took another step back and did some further reading and thinking; I've decided that the leaf spots must be oedema and not thrips eggs, although I haven't...

Thank you Patrick you gave me the push I needed. And I'd like to say you are very generous to offer me some of your chilli seeds. :) Me and my GF were discussing what to do because it was nice seeing the plants grow up on the windowsilll to eventually producing edibles, I said I didn't know...

Well after some reading on thrips today I'm not sure it might be safer to throw out all the seeds I collected, and the plants, and the ones I intended to over-winter to eliminate the possibility of spreading a virus... namely the Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus. Does anyone think I should or...

Sethsquatch: I did think about isolation but I don't have anywhere suitable. HawaiiAl: I think you are right that some kind of neem/soap/water spray would help, I'm finding it difficult to source in the UK. Today I decided to cut down the most infected plants to 6" stumps, the cuttings of the...