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you know what gas? bought the same so called worlds hottest habs at our home depot. its tasty with more heat looks like those.

NP make sure the totes are a dark color or you will have algea problems. i made that mistake.

thanks for the input

i have plants i would like to move indoors for winter. i was told it wasnt a good idea because i would have bug problems. what do u guys think.

i have a scorpion outdoors in a large tote. i put eye hooks in all 4 corners and tide the plant off to those. i also bungeed the lid down. the plant is 4 feet tall and 7 feet wide so it grabs alot of wind. i have had good luck so far

i had the same problem i was using a semi transparent tote. went to a solid tote and am outdoors now with no problem. prop your lid and plant up between lawn chairs or something similiar and rinse the roots with a garden hose and agood nozzle and it will wash right off.

i have a scorpion growing in a dwc outdoors with a few golfball sized pods rippening.i also have alot of small pods rippening as well , the .small ones are the size of a dime.the plant is 7 months old and is about 4 ft. tall i had this happen with jalepenos once.any info would be helpfull.thank you.

hey guys, i have a butch t in dwc its got a dozen good size pods on it. i don,t see any signs of rippening . they are under 1000 watt hps at 12hr. i do have a very heavy canapy with alot of new buds and am hoping not to have to trim it back. any input would be great

i have also heard of spraying the plants for blossom drop. is this true? my last 2 plants lost 80% of the flowers. i am looking for a solution. thanks.

one of mine is almost 2 ft. tall and very rugged. i would hate to loose it. i have one that is 2/3s the size, maybe i,ll experiment with that one.

i have 2 scorps that are flowering now.just thinking about what to do with them come may. i cant see paying for artificial sun in the summer. thanks for the input.

has anybody ever transplanted a hydro plant into soil? looks difficult due to roots being a tangled mess.

its just the way i have always done it. it might be a wasted step.

i bake them in the oven at 250 for about a half an hour then cover them with foil and let them cool down.i do this 3 or 4 times before they are dry. works pretty good for me.

i have 18 assorted pepper plants myself in red cups about 2in. high. trying to only give them 6 to 8 hrs. of light a day.first week of may is a long way away.

tried to post pics .i did somrthing wrong .i'ii try again.

im working on it .trying to figure out how

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i have a scorpion growing in water in a storage tote. the plant is 14 in. tall and starting to lean. does anybody have any ideas on how to support the plant in a way i can take the lid , the plant ,and the support off together. any input would be great. thanks

the plant was bought and produced all summer.i am impatient.