injinji
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Yes. I have a blender I just use for peppers. But it's been a few years since I had a good fence to spray around.
Your peppers please!
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Ozumoz66
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Outside, with a Vitamix blender, I powered some cayenne peppers for a friend to add to his topical ointment. You learn quickly to be upwind when you take the lid off the blender - don't want the powder in your face. The scorpions likely won't be used in an ointment. I'll harvest the seeds for next year's crop.
numberfour
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Scotch Bonnets
Took the last 3 down this morning. Flowered in the UK indoors by a window due to one of the wettest / coldest Summers in a long time. The first Scotch Bonnet (not pictured) harvested is already being used in curries but in small amounts due to the heat. Flavour is bright and fruity.
Took the last 3 down this morning. Flowered in the UK indoors by a window due to one of the wettest / coldest Summers in a long time. The first Scotch Bonnet (not pictured) harvested is already being used in curries but in small amounts due to the heat. Flavour is bright and fruity.
Everytimefoo
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amneziaHaze
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First chillie of the year
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TCH
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Just bagged up some pepper seeds I collected this year to send in for a fb group. 20 people. Everybody sends in 20 packs of 10 seeds for 2 or 3 kinds of peppers and then the lady will make packs for everybody and send the other 19 peoples seeds out to you. So, I will have an obscene amount of pepper seeds/varieties again next year. Lol
TCH
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There's definitely a possibility of cross pollination. Fingers crossed. Lol
Billy the Mountain
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Peppers do readily cross-pollinate.
I had good, but inconsistent results using my seeds from the previous harvests.
On the plus side, I did grow a hybrid bell and ? (ghost or reaper or scorpion) pepper. The fruits looked like a dwarf bell pepper but had some heat. Unfortunately, seeds from that weren't anything like mom.
I had good, but inconsistent results using my seeds from the previous harvests.
On the plus side, I did grow a hybrid bell and ? (ghost or reaper or scorpion) pepper. The fruits looked like a dwarf bell pepper but had some heat. Unfortunately, seeds from that weren't anything like mom.
FatherNelson
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Are you guys doing this under LED/ grow tent setups? Im being lazy and didnt wanna do an abstract ass search.
Billy the Mountain
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I start mine in a tent to get a head start, but grow them outdoors.
FatherNelson
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Thats the goal!
injinji
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I do mine in the shower at the riverhouse. I have a hood with 3 sets of 2 twisty CFL's. When that fills up, I use a LED shop light, but because the shower is also a tub (and the light is too long to fit inside), it is too high for the smallest sprouts. I have to move the taller ones out from under the hood. Because I always tend to do way too many, the shower fills up and I have to put some in my underground greenhouse. (which I haven't dug yet)
I missed the good above ground days in December, so I'll be planting next month.
I missed the good above ground days in December, so I'll be planting next month.
Billy the Mountain
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MissinThe90’sStrains
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Jesus dude, pick your battles, lol. Spicy take, even for a pepper thread
wigsplitta713
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Anyone willing to share some seeds of your peppers to me I would appreciate it.