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It all sounds good! This year we're going to try to make a mini roaster thing (like they roast the green chiles in) but failing that we're going to smoke some on the grill... Zeeky, cilantro is very easy to grow but it likes somewhat cooler weather.... not COLD or frosty but if it's growing in...

WOW!!! I like your set up with the 5 gallon buckets... a few of mine are headed that size next year. :)

Oh wow!!! These look great! Will try them soon...I think I have most of the ingredients on hand....:)

WOW!!!! Impressive! Beautiful plants, they are lucky to have you taking care of them!!! :) :flamethrower: :D

I agree with Tabasco.... they are nice peppers and if they taste good, I'd save some. :)

Oh yes you can grow cayennes in containers.... I have some growing right now! lol.... They are just getting started, but have already put on a bunch. These are some 'Low Growing Cayenne' I saved seeds from a few years ago.

Hello, and wow, that is an impressive list. :)

I always try and do something to keep the water in and the weeds down. I've never had a problem, I think you're ok in Cal.... if you were somewhere that never really heats up it might be best not to but I say go for it. :)

Hello! :)

Ok, this is my first 'post', I've responded to other folks' posts but haven't made one of my own, principally because I didn't know how to post photos. I still may not, hopefully these will post without too much trouble. Anyway, I thought I would try posting a picture before I head out for the...

Wow, you have a beautiful garden!!!! I like those tube things you grow in, too.... I was wondering about that too, but I thought it was just the border or something, not the *actual* growing area. lol... Neat! :)

Uh oh.... I've cut peppers open to find them like that on the inside.... I wondered what causes it... I guess those are pretty good factors. Wow sorry about that.

Nice thoughts, Sic, and I'm right there with ya! :) Hope everyone has a happy and SAFE 4th. :D :party: and don't get tooooooo :drunk: LOL!!!

Wow beautiful plants! The one at the top is literally covered with pods! Must be happy! :D

Wow, you have the neatest varieties. Maybe I should crawl out of my cave more often but never heard of a gold cayenne... sounds interesting. My friend brought me a purple cayenne, the leaves are purple like, not sure what the fruit is supposed to look like, I guess we'll find out soon enough...

Wow that's a really cool collection of seeds.... I especially like the 'habanero mix'. I didn't know there were yellow ones.... they don't have 'the international collection' down here..lol.... I have the orange ones and a red habanero type...they were really huge.

WOW!!! I have bought plants that were growing great but seemed rootbound, but they were really growing in clay-ish soil. I think it's pretty hard for the roots to move good through the stiffer clay than a more sandy mix but the clay probably holds more water and nutrients . Mine are in...

Hello! I'm not from Georgia but went to Atlanta a - wow, it's been 10 years now...too long! lol- and loved it.... good pepper growing weather there I would think. I do my peppers in pots and overwinter... the older tha plants get the better they seem to get. :) Welcome. :D

Oh wow, that sounds like a good variety of peppers. I have grown Tabascos on and off for years now...they are one of the best most productive peppers ever. I once had a couple that I had for a few years and they got about 5 feet tall.... then one winter they froze. :/ I have a few that I...

I have in the past, I just try not to get it on the flowers or the fruits. I mostly water the soil with it, with a weak solution (a tbsp. in a gallon of water) every now and then. Seems to work just fine. :) If I could figure out how to put pictures up on here I'd show you the results...