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    Damn, those are some fine looking peppers. The fact that you eat them regularly makes this all the more remarkable:
    http://www.cigarsmokers.com/showpost...&postcount=270

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    Want some?

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    I can't do the hot spicy stuff......tears me up something terrible. My Dad likes the hot stuff, but he can't eat them like he used to.

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    Some fine looking plants there, I will post piccies of my current crop when I have some
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    As promised, here is this years:

    If you look closely at the back you can see a healthy crop of chocolate habaneros on the go. Also I have a couple of NAGA MORICH on the go which will be scary when they bear fruit /ripen.
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    hey, so we just started trying to grow some peppers ourselves; habanero, serrano and thai chilis (also, i just picked up some seed packets of chocolate and white habaneros). I was wondering if you guys had any tips for growing these? I don't usually have much luck with the gardening thing. We literally just started, so any advise would help tremendously. thanks.

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    I have found this site very informative when it comes to growing chillis
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReV View Post
    hey, so we just started trying to grow some peppers ourselves; habanero, serrano and thai chilis (also, i just picked up some seed packets of chocolate and white habaneros). I was wondering if you guys had any tips for growing these? I don't usually have much luck with the gardening thing. We literally just started, so any advise would help tremendously. thanks.
    Sun sun sun. The more sun they get, the better. Also, I use a fertilizer called "Root Blast" on all of my fruit/vegetable plants...it is some pretty incredible stuff. Other than that, just make sure you're using good soil and that the plants get a solid drink of water every evening.

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