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Maybe I'm that guy or I just enjoy the ol problem solving. Find someone who can take some scale measurements and 3d print some plugs for the empty spots. Or Mold some food grade silicone plugs. Neat product either way thanks for sharing. Our brussel sprouts are monsters this year. Was fun to grow. I'm also seeing benefits for clone propagation for ya know other things. Have a gooden growmies.

so, you dont need to do a full water bath? how are they sealed and are they shelf stable?

I finally can source a White Fatali in my country finally! I'm so happy. You've made me love these.

I'm a pepper head to but have you ever grown the Mad Hatter pepper or another name for it is Bishops crown pepper, their supposed to have great flavor and heat , there's a RUclips family from California ( Hollar homestead )that moved to NC and they grow them that's how i found out about them and hopefully will grow them soon. Just wanted to know if you've heard or have grown them. Larry

Man, has to be nice to live in a warmer climate zone

Would love an update on how the peppers do in the ground. Do you just plant the sponge and all?

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Hi guys! I’m so excited to finally harvest these white fatalii plants after planting them in the grow bags a few months ago. Can’t wait to make these into some hot sauce! The batches I make from these will be test batches for my sauce company, Riverbend Hot Sauce. Also, my thirsty earth system has really been a huge help during these recent heatwaves! I’ve got a full length video on my page that shows how I set this up.

omg dude ive never seen that many. I live in West Virignia Mountains.

That is pretty cool. Not sure if they make an organic liquid plant food but that would make it even better. 👍👍

Re: tomato leaf disease; I grow my tomatoes in a similar fashion to you but on a Florida weave system, and one of the best things I have found that you can do to prevent or delay disease is to prune away the lowest leaves about once a week, and thin out any really dense foliage to promote airflow at the same time. Constantly removing old, weak, damaged, diseased, and cluttered leaves really delays total infection. I also remove all dropped foliage from the garden bed to keep disease levels lower in the soil, and I mulch heavily to reduce soil splash-back (which causes disease). I also water at the base of each plant and avoid wetting the leaves as much as possible. I stop pruning away leaves once they get too tall for me to reach, and then I let the plants go completely wild until our Canadian winters kill them before the disease can. I picked up a lot of these tips from working with roses before I started food gardening, as they are also very very prone to leaf disease as well.

I love love love those. Our restaurant does a pickle with those and they are so great as a topper for the hummus they serve. It is a little sweeter pickle rather than a straight dill-type

A friend of mine gave me a few peppers plants like that

That vertical planter looks great for growing short and stocky pepper varieties and dwarf bush tomatoes; I might have to look into one for my small-space garden! I have a Greenstalk vertical planter filled with strawberries which I enjoy, but the planter spots are too small for anything but mini peppers and tomatoes. I’ll have to stay tuned to see how the peppers in the planter perform for you!

Oooooo, interesting. Where did you get your seeds of this variety from? These plants look really healthy, happy harvest! ♥️

These grew super abundant for me last year, I mixed em with some white habaneros and made a pepper relish, still have 2 unopened jars in the pantry lol

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Interesting I will try to grow them

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Where'd you get that black soil?

how often do you water your pepper plants in the larger containers and about how much do you water. im in the same situation but grow bags

Monster tomatoes ,,,,,good info

look like bhut jolokia

damn! i'm so jealous. that plant is perfect. no deficiencies, no diseases, no pests

What a beautiful plant and great hauls! 👊🏻🌶👊🏻

I love your garden and look at the beautiful tomatoes

Once I saw the Lego pepper guy I had to subscribe 😂😂😂😂😂 enjoying your content . New gardener here !

Looks like red Caribbean habanero

U didn’t post everything in description, what were the granual feet you put at the end?

Do you add the nutrient solution to the bottom and still water the top with normal water?

Just found your channel . I bought two pepper plants from a neighbor I just met . Scotch bonnet and hot tie. Need to learn some recipes for sauces.thanks for the info. How long will the sause last in the bottles?

I'm going to do this sauce when my lemon drops start to ripen. I think I will do a couple of little additions: sweet mini yellow bells for the aji fantasies (mine did not germinate, so I have none) and coriander. The lime is something not seen too often, but something I will be doing. Thanks for great video, all your videos are worthwhile.

for a large crop, what is better, air dry, pickle or freeze? ty G

Thank you for sharing! This is the problem I have with my own pepper plants: the top of the plant is dying or drying off. And some with flowers are dropping off. I just started using 15,15,15 npk fertilizer and this is 70days after transplant. I used manure from the beginning. Is there anything I'm not doing well? Any help or idea please!

Those "Tabascos" look incorrect. Those look like C.Annuum - thai birds eye or similar. You can tell by the Calyx it's Annuum.

What is your potting mix recipe and fertilizer? Do you use shade cloth?

can anyone tell me how to get my scotch bonnets to fruit? the flowers just die off instead of producing anything,however the basket of fire peppers next to them that are in the exact same conditions as them have started to produce peppers?

11:54 the tomato plant is amazing it’s very tall compared to the tomato plant I planted it sucks it’s getting stunted and worse

Do you spray anything on the leaves to stop the bugs from eating the plant ??

Hi there, definitely 💯 like your garden must say I am new here

did you start seedlings indoors? I live in pretty much the same zone as you and mine that I started outside had less than preferable germination rates I think because of the high heat we had for a few weeks. So the ones that did grow are no where near flowering right now.

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I don't have the thirsty earth, but I did get a cheap solar watering system on Amazon. To go longer between fill ups, I got a 20 gallon tote as my water reservoir. It lasts about 3 weeks @ 20min 2x daily. I bought one for my father and used a 40 gallon trash barrel and that lasts roughly double that.

Looking good nice plants 👍, I'm looking forward to starting my chilli season in about a month as I have some new varieties I wanna grow. Keep up the good work

Your peppers, tomatoes are awesome!!!!

Last year was very bad... I'm pretty sure it was due to the smoke from Canada, It stressed all the plants out, allowing a spotty disease to take over almost everything,

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Hello. I live in Ukraine, Kiev. I have been growing plants for many years. Including hot peppers. Spider mites attack weakened plants and they love dry air. It is necessary to wet the leaves so as not to create favorable development conditions for the tick. But there is another problem that I encountered this year. The tops of my pepper leaves were twisted and deformed from the humus of vermicompost, which contained herbicides acting on peppers and tomatoes. A cow that ate grass from a field where herbicide treatments were carried out. Even passing through the stomach of a cow, the herbicide retains its properties. Herbicides may be present in soil where mulch has been treated with herbicides. Be careful with this too!

People who neg on sauce-makers who cook their fermented sauces sing loudly about destroying the beneficial microbes, but, by eating healthily and having other fermented foods such as gherkins or sauerkraut in your diet completely cancels this argument. Besides, cooking out your sauces can develop deeper flavour profiles in some cases. Basically do whatever makes you feel comfortable.

Looks like Carolina reaper 💀