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Finally!!

HotPeppersFlyFishing

HotPeppersFlyFishing

Well it finally happened. One of my more hotter varities popped today.The Jamaican Red Scotch Bonnet popped. woohooo :lol:
Now watch I have to go on an over night trip to my nieces Graduation Concert at her college and my plants will all be dead when i get home :lol:
so all you fine folks and chileheads have a great Sunday and Monday see you all late monday gonna suck with no THP lol
 
I was thinking they would be ok too ty i will have fun concert isnt until 8 on monday night so tomorrow hanging around walmarts garden dept(alma michigan where her college is at is mostly farmland so it should be well stocked :lol:) then casino before the concert woohooo :lol:
 
I don't know if I would let anyone touch my plants...I barely let Linda around them... :lol:
 
AlabamaJack said:
I don't know if I would let anyone touch my plants...I barely let Linda around them... :lol:
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Ha! Are you afraid someone will fondle their pods while you're not looking! Suppose you had to go out of town, though, something you couldn't get out of, and you'd be gone 4 or 5 days. Wouldn't you feel more comfortable having a licensed and bonded sort of professional checking in on them rather then a goofy neighbor?

Last spring when I was on my spring visit up north, the Puppy Au Pair let a bunch of my plants die. She was too busy playing on MySpace to bother to move the sprinklers or even notice there were more than one group of plants. We had corrected that issue by the next trip, but I still lost a lot of seedlings. I lost all my Almapaprika plants and about half of my Corno Di Toro plants.
 
Pam said:
Ha! Are you afraid someone will fondle their pods while you're not looking! Suppose you had to go out of town, though, something you couldn't get out of, and you'd be gone 4 or 5 days. Wouldn't you feel more comfortable having a licensed and bonded sort of professional checking in on them rather then a goofy neighbor?

Last spring when I was on my spring visit up north, the Puppy Au Pair let a bunch of my plants die. She was too busy playing on MySpace to bother to move the sprinklers or even notice there were more than one group of plants. We had corrected that issue by the next trip, but I still lost a lot of seedlings. I lost all my Almapaprika plants and about half of my Corno Di Toro plants.
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I will have signs in the back yard in bold pring saying "NO FONDLING OF PODS ALLOWED!!!" :lol:

I may trust someone to look after my plants if they are a "licensed professional"...I am just awful picky Pam, as I know you are too...it would be just like getting a baby sitter and leaving written lists of what to and what not to do...
 
Well I got back tonight (just about an hour and a half ago,niece got a standing ovation for her graduation performance)
all most seedlings and cups were good 1 was a lil dry but overall good and too my wonderful suprise my bhut jolokia popped woohooo :lol: and since we had about 1/2 a day yesterday and 7 hrs today to kill went to casino came out about 20 bucks ahead went to a sporting goods store to check any upcoming puppy litters(no leads) got some jerky cure and seasoning then went to walmart got 50 lbs of soil total of 3 dollars a bag of perlite 2.50 and some plant food 2.50 so was a fun AND economical trip :lol: and we watched the most hilarious funny out of this world i cant believe this is on tv tv show on oxygen channel update for tuesday now i am 8 for 13 big jalapeno popped today
 
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