Roger A. Shrubber
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i wouldn't eat that with your tongue, i grew up in Tn. and Mn.....neither noted for their spicy quisine
Your peppers please!
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Roy O'Bannon
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Do you have low maintenance ones?
Roger A. Shrubber
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No...shrubs are like women, and there are no low maintenance women...anywhere...ever....even butch lesbians have to touch up their crewcuts and roll up their shirt sleeves in front of the mirror
Roy O'Bannon
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Lol, now I'm picturing some lady getting ready for her date, ironing flannel.
Roger A. Shrubber
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don't forget to polish that wallet chain....
xtsho
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While I can appreciate a pepper that hot I personally have no use for them. I like hot and spicy but that pepper is over the top.
Roger A. Shrubber
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those are for old people who have spent their whole life eating shit so hot it's killed 90% of their taste buds AND pain receptors.
i dated a korean girl a long time ago, and her grandma would eat shit so hot it was burning my eyes from across the table.
Sofa King Smoooth
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Maybe 5 or 6 more tomorrow.
Better than a bag of twizzlers lol
Sofa King Smoooth
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Just got this nifty little tool in the mail, so for shits and giggles measured the oomol/m2/s
of the pepper plant from the above picture.
My location is at maximum sun right now ~ 15/9
Max reading pick up at window ~ 450
ave at window ~ 300
She sprouted last September and has been fruiting since November. All that time with less light than now.
Kind of surprised me.
Roy O'Bannon
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Mine are a year old. I saw some stuff about using a butter knife to shove down and sever roots forcing them to split. Sort of like topping, only bottoming I guess?
stop thinking that and focus on the roots.
stop thinking that and focus on the roots.
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quiescent
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The same concept is used on transplants, score the outside of the rootball a couple of times and you'll get more horizontal root spread.Mine are a year old. I saw some stuff about using a butter knife to shove down and sever roots forcing them to split. Sort of like topping, only bottoming I guess?
stop thinking that and focus on the roots.
Hammerrhoid
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I love cayenne pepper, i put it on literally everything. My fruits arent ripe yet though. I ate a delicious garden salad of cherry tomatoes, cannabis leaves, and a delicious banana pepper. I love peppers.
Skunkbudz
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Wow !
Roger A. Shrubber
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i only say that because i've had several lesbian friends over the years, and i waited for them as long as i waited for any of the straight girls...my girlfriend has some kind of makeup that has tiny little bits of glitter in it. looks good on her, but then she kisses me and i go to the hardware or parts store with glitter on my face....so if they aren't making you wait for them in the bathroom, they're making you go to the bathroom to undo whatever they've done to you...Wow !
blueberryrose
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KS Lemon Starrburst
this plant is crazy productive
JPGS
I hope we get more sun in August than we did in July
for me pod season is just beginning. The Lemon Starrburst are delicous, about the same heat as a habanero.
I can already tell these Peach Ghost Scorpions are going to be scorchers.
This one hurt me
this plant is crazy productive
JPGS
I hope we get more sun in August than we did in July
for me pod season is just beginning. The Lemon Starrburst are delicous, about the same heat as a habanero.
I can already tell these Peach Ghost Scorpions are going to be scorchers.
This one hurt me
blueberryrose
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Starting to harvest pods. They have amazing flavour, not quite a superhot, but they pack a bit more heat than a habanero. These will go towards making a nice fermented pepper sauce.
