Chile Pepper seeds
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i have always wanted to raise peppers...but i have a brown thumb...every plant i touch dies.
i go into plant stores and the plants yell dont buy me dont buy me i want to live i want to live.
i go into plant stores and the plants yell dont buy me dont buy me i want to live i want to live.
You know, growing chile plants is a lot like doing math homework: nobody wants to do the homework and says he has a brown thumb or just doesn't get math.
With minor but consistent attention, it's very hard to kill a chile and I've tried.
Hydroponics is good because daily tasks can be automated and one day's "I forgot" is rarely fatal.
With minor but consistent attention, it's very hard to kill a chile and I've tried.
Hydroponics is good because daily tasks can be automated and one day's "I forgot" is rarely fatal.
willard3 said:
wow what a coincidence...i stink at math and i cant grow a plant to save my life.
Hey Kato,
let me know if you need more seeds, I'll check the stock and give what I can again, You seed bank was great last year. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know you can't buy the chile's you can grow.
Marv
PS how's that fatalii tree going these day's?
let me know if you need more seeds, I'll check the stock and give what I can again, You seed bank was great last year. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know you can't buy the chile's you can grow.
Marv
PS how's that fatalii tree going these day's?
wow...its getting deep in here
Jailbird & bubbaschili,
I'll clarify my statement. In my region of Wi. you'd be lucky to get undesirable jalapenos and at $3.99 a LB might find some serranos or orange habs if your lucky, so if you want more hot or different varieties you have to grow them, then there's my season with a short one at that, I can't grow alot of the varieties I'd like without a greenhouse and container gardening. My thumb isn't the greenest, but I keep trying.
Marv
I'll clarify my statement. In my region of Wi. you'd be lucky to get undesirable jalapenos and at $3.99 a LB might find some serranos or orange habs if your lucky, so if you want more hot or different varieties you have to grow them, then there's my season with a short one at that, I can't grow alot of the varieties I'd like without a greenhouse and container gardening. My thumb isn't the greenest, but I keep trying.
Marv
that makes scence......
We've got the nursery going...
Well, we've got two inch sprouts... should be ready to move into containers by the end of May! Yay!
We've started about 5000 seedlings... :shock: AND, I'm not allowed to do anything with them, but show them off. You should see what my taking care of the Mr. Naga has done.
Anyway, the Peppermaster and the Art Director are doing the growing, I'm just doing the watching... I'll let you know how it goes.
Well, we've got two inch sprouts... should be ready to move into containers by the end of May! Yay!
We've started about 5000 seedlings... :shock: AND, I'm not allowed to do anything with them, but show them off. You should see what my taking care of the Mr. Naga has done.
Anyway, the Peppermaster and the Art Director are doing the growing, I'm just doing the watching... I'll let you know how it goes.
So is anyone interested in a seed swap for this year?
kato said:
Hey, Mick, thanks. By the way, I grew some chocolate habs last summer. I was too busy with school to try to figure out how to harvest seeds, but I might actually have some seeds left. I'll check.
I got your email today. As I said, I'll see if I still have some seeds. If I do, they're yours. I'll let you know tomorrow.
Josh