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huddyball

Hello, new to the site. Looks like there is a lot of good information out there and I'm sure it will come in very handy.

I have some peppers that I'm growing and I'm not sure what they are. How do I post a picture so people can help identify?
 
:welcome: from sunny South Florida! :woohoo:

As for posting pictures, you can go to photo sharing sites like Photobucket, Fotki, or others, and put them up there, then share the link on here.
 
huddyball said:
I have family in Cummington, S. Deerfield, and Shelburne Falls. How's the pepper growing out your way?
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Hi Scott
It's been a great year for chiles here! I put in about 70 pepper plants this spring and have gotten almost 4 quarts of powder, 3 cases of peach serrano jam, about a half a case of sauce made with habaneros and we've had salsa pretty much whenever we wanted it all summer. They loved the heat! How has it been on your end?
 
stickman said:
Hi Scott
It's been a great year for chiles here! I put in about 70 pepper plants this spring and have gotten almost 4 quarts of powder, 3 cases of peach serrano jam, about a half a case of sauce made with habaneros and we've had salsa pretty much whenever we wanted it all summer. They loved the heat! How has it been on your end?
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This is my first year growing super hots. I really just wanted to play around with them, but I think I'm hooked. I only have 2 plants each of the following: Ghost, Habanero, Cheyenne, and Thai sun. My plants look ok, but again this was my first time and I only have about a dozen peppers on each of the super hots. I really need to work on my fertilization and planting techniques next year. Any hints? I'm looking to really get into this next summer. Also, I'll gladly take suggestions on what kind of peppers I should think about growing and the best places to purchase seeds.

Thanks again.
 
pepperjoe said:
:welcome: from SC Huddyball.
NH is a beautiful State...I especially like Nassau.
Fiery Regards,
Pepepr Joe
:dance: :P :dance: :P :dance: :P
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Nashua is nice but as far as beauty I prefer the north country.

Pepper Joe I have a question for you. I bought some seeds from you, the Pepper Joe Cayenne, and while it is a very large and tasty pepper, there was no heat. Is this normal? Could it be how I grew them?

THANKS
 
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