capsidadburn said:
Jamie, those bags of multi colored dried pods are just fabulous looking! Great looking 7 pot white plant too!
Mike
Thank you Mike!!!
Devv said:
Sad to hear about the monster brain, damn bugs, I've had my share too this year.
Hey any harvest is a good harvest, and I know with the weather changing you'll be loaded down real soon. Mine have finally started to do something.
Lots of powder material there too!
Have a great week!
Sad but it was time to focus on some new stuff anyway. She had a long run and lived a happy life. Thanks Scott
stickman said:
Sorry to hear about the demise of the Monster Brain bro', but I see you've drowned your sorrows in the Sepia Serpent pods...
Hoo, that'll clear up your sinuses! Cheers mate!
Brother Rick. I was breathing quite well after that. Now I get to battle the brown moruga. I am very scared
stc3248 said:
Damn...and I was just braggin about what a genius you were with your BA Brains...Suck man.
I'm gonna pour out a little for our fallen homie...
Sorry about my absence brotha...everything looking A O K over here...some awesome food, packages and powders going on as always!
No worries Shane. life always get's in the way . Glad you are back and the petal is to the metal
RocketMan said:
NO, No, no, say it isn't so! The Brain Tree has passed
RIP sir tree
Sorry for your loss Jamie, that was a heck of a pepper plant. On the other hand your Sepia Serpent look'n good.
You were one of the few guys to actually see her in person. And yes I think the Sepia is gonna replace her just fine
Pulpiteer said:
I will join in with everyone and offer my condolences for the fallen Brain Strain plant.
**moment of silence**
Although, that was the plant that sent the pod that really messed me up? (Stomach celebrates learning of a foe's demise)
That asparagus looks tasty...
Thank you Andy. I still remember you eating that pod. I was thinking better u than me.
Jeff H said:
My condolences as well. A sad day to loose a pepper plant to pests.
Thank you Jeff. It hurts losing any plant much less one that was as old and productive as that baby.
WalkGood said:
- Dam I’m sorry to read of your loss :/ We should set aside a day to commemorate your gardens fallen hero … she sure put out some marvelous pods ^_^
- Love da harvest, beautiful colors of lush pods … awesome mon!
- Bags of dehydrated pods look great, how long do you store before you grind them?
- Wow your Sepia Serpent sounds super picante, nice description and great close ups shots. She almost looks like she’s ready to drip Capsaicin juice, MMMM… juicy pod!
- Have a great week brethren!
Thank you Ramon
I usually grind them up in a week tops. But it has been a little longer with coaching my sons baseball team.
She was dripping juice. One hot mama jamma
So first I would like to share an amazing package I received last night from saugapepper via Judy ( pepperlover.com) . Totally hit me by suprise. A full box of chocolate morugas
. Just cannot thank you enough Conor. And thank you Judy for being such an amazing grower and kind chilhead.
And had two sweet tasty pepper last night. Both would be great in any pepper fanatic's garden. The 7 pod white and the yellow jonah.
The 7 white is a great pepper with medium heat. Habanero level heat. Has a very clean almost zest flavor to eat. Not bitter aftertaste or earth flavor whatsoever. Would be great for salsa or grilled up with your vittles.
And the yellow jonah is another great tasting pepper. Heat level and taste is very much like it's cousin the yellow 7. Pod shape is very eratic like many unstable varieties. But overall a nice sweet citrusy pepper with no ill flavors at all. A nice replacement for my yellow 7's for the moment.
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