Dirt Farmer from PA says hello

Topsmoke

Topsmoke

   Soil Farmer is more accurate.  I've been growing chillies sustainably for five years and making sauce for 3.  I use a combination of permaculture and other techniques to promote healthy active soil, the plants do the rest. Gardening is my passion and I will never pass up a chance to talk shop. My sauces are popular so I want to create some revenue by selling them. I felt it would be a good idea to join a community of fellow chilli enthusiasts to share info and ideas and just muck it up!  Sorry for the watermark on the pics but I intend to use them commercially and want to retain the orginals.  Holding the morugas and the stem of the 7pot is my three year old, just so you have a sense of scale.    Peace
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Welcome from Kentucky.  You sir or maam live in a very beautiful state.  If not for all the damn falling rock, I might have chosen it as my own.  Think we might have much in common.  We are homesteaders here in our hills.  Grow much of my own food, would grow much of the kids food but have the damndest time finding pizza seeds.
 
ajdrew said:
Welcome from Kentucky.  You sir or maam live in a very beautiful state.  If not for all the damn falling rock, I might have chosen it as my own.  Think we might have much in common.  We are homesteaders here in our hills.  Grow much of my own food, would grow much of the kids food but have the damndest time finding pizza seeds.
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I love PA.  Do you mean all the "Falling rocks" signs on the highways?  Ive never actually seen any signs of a rockslide though i always thought about it on car rides as a kid LOL.  Took a quick look at your website and am very impressed with your selection of rare peppers, very cool!

JayT said:
Welcome, also from PA. Whereabouts are you from?
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montgomery county

Trident chilli said:
Hello and welcome from the UK ... What is the brown pod
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It's a crazy big Chocolate Habanero (Black Congo) It looks like it ate one of its siblings.
 
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