dragon49 said:I just took Neil's advice (http://www.thehippyseedcompany.com/) and sprayed the leaves of my big plants with whole milk as a calcium supplement. He posted that if your plants have a lot of flowers that don't produce pods, this indicates a calcium deficiency and he proposed the sprayed milk as a solution. I had this problem with my last indoor grow. Hopefully this will resolve the issue and get me tons of pods.
I assume by stating, "They were simply bhuts," you mean that they have the heat and flavor of normal red bhuts and it is hard to identify any C. Galapagoense characteristics in the pods. I'd be a little disappointed if that is the case with mine, but it is not such a big deal. I wish I could remember where I bought or traded these seeds from. I've never grown red bhuts before but I think they are supposed to look like my pod. I have eaten many though, so I know what the taste and heat level are supposed to be - so we'll soon find out more.Spicegeist said:
dragon49 said:I assume by stating, "They were simply bhuts," you mean that they have the heat and flavor of normal red bhuts and it is hard to identify any C. Galapagoense characteristics in the pods. I'd be a little disappointed if that is the case with mine, but it is not such a big deal. I wish I could remember where I bought or traded these seeds from. I've never grown red bhuts before but I think they are supposed to look like my pod. I have eaten many though, so I know what the taste and heat level are supposed to be - so we'll soon find out more.
