Recent content by sudodaemon

Funny you mention that. I was working outside yesterday hooking up drip irrigation lines and had to spend a decent amount of time near the exit vent for the closet. Either the carbon filter I have is junk, or it already needs to be replaced, because the smell was noticeable. I'm honestly not too...

Had some PH issues that I took too long to catch, all corrected now but I believe that's why some of the leaves are burnt towards the end.

3-19 Update. Tons of flowers, and beautiful skunky smell.

2-19-23 Update

This plant was germinated the day after our November elections, it was a random seed I had in a drawer, unknown genetics, unknown if it's even male or female. I flipped the light cycle to 12-12 about 6 days ago, so any day now I should be able to tell if it's female.

If you look at my post history, you'll see I had my first go with hydroponics about 10 years ago. Started with CFL lights, after that grow I got a MH/HPS Light and did my first SCROG. Then life hit me with an uppercut like a ton of bricks (divorce), I had to give up all my grow equipment, and...

It actually kinda does... I'll post more pics as the weeks go on...

These were supposed to be Sweet Cherry Peppers, the only reason I'm questioning what they are is because of their color. I have NEVER seen a pepper start out ANY color other than green.... These are starting out yellow! Made me think, nutrient problem? Lack of nitrogen? I have 11 buckets with...

You sure those are cayenne peppers? I grew cayenne peppers last year and they were skinny, thin walled peppers that turned deep red. Some of these mystery peppers have started to turn red, but they don't get full red. I actually made hot sauce the other day and used some of these mystery...

I found a small hatchet and went nuts. Exhausted, but I got everything planted... Probably looked crazy doing it but oh well.

Poblanos are a DARK green, a bit fatter and shorter than these... Also, maybe this will help in identifying these peppers... No color change. I've left these peppers mostly untouched hoping to see a color change to red or orange or something... The peppers just started to rot on the plant after...

They are delicious, sliced up a couple for a dish last night and the flavor was good. I still have no idea what these are, they are hotter than jalapeno's, not by a drastic amount, but enough to notice... I honestly feel like these are an anaheim pepper/habanero hybrid or something. Who knows.

I live in a townhouse, and my neighbor just had an old huge bush chopped down and ripped up yesterday. Problem is, my trash can is now exposed and the fancy HOA doesn't like that, I need to hide the trash can, so I went out yesterday and purchased a new, small bush just big enough to hide my...

So, these appear to be growing to the size of Anaheim peppers. The biggest are around 5 inches long, and pretty hot. Too big to be a jalapeño, spicier than a jalapeño, and jalapeños and usually a dark green, I have a jalapeño plant right next to this plant actually... I'm still at a loss to what...

Updated picture... Any other opinions? It's definitely a hot pepper, took one off and tasted it, mighty hot.