growing peppers

[Shovelhandle]

I love to garden and hot peppers are my favorite. Each year I'll grow 4-6 varieties of hots. This season it was Red Cayenne, Yellow Hungarian Wax, Red Portugese Chili, Red Carribean Habanero. This season I dried them all. Some season's I make a batch of hot sauce from pureed peppers, salt and vinegar.
I usually get a couple of years from each patch of sauce. It is really good, I like to share with other hot lovers. I'm interested in those seeds, I usually buy seedlings at the greenhouse and just get what looks good that day that I buy 'em. Thai Dragon is one favorite.

Shov

Shovelhandle Reviewed by Shovelhandle on 12-06-2006. growing peppers Hey everyone. My wife and I love spicy foods and peppers, so we grow our own. We currently have 16 habanero plants, 1 Thai Dragon plant, and a yellow sweet pepper plant too. They're relatively easy to grow and for those interested in peppers, I would highly recommend giving them a try. There are also TONS of companies selling different seed varieties online. A consistent company I have ordered from is Reimer Seeds Company. :smokin: Rating: 5

[Perp]

I am interested in trying this. I was wondering though will I get the best peppers from the veg room or the flowering room? Or do I have to move from veg to flower like cannabis? Can I put tomatos and peppers together? What are some other vegetables I can grow that are not like vines (ie cucumber)?

[Splifted]

I am interested in trying this. I was wondering though will I get the best peppers from the veg room or the flowering room? Or do I have to move from veg to flower like cannabis? Can I put tomatos and peppers together? What are some other vegetables I can grow that are not like vines (ie cucumber)?

My peppers have been under 24 hour light and are doing just fine. They are already attempting to flower, but I've been removing the buds to let them grow bigger first.

My purple chile, my jalapeno & my baby dorset naga :rastasmoke: