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Interests => All Things Edible (and how to prepare them) => Topic started by: Crazy Horse on August 05, 2008, 08:55:46 PM
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I have a black thumb, yet have 4 plants growing..........................Help
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I have a black thumb, yet have 4 plants growing..........................Help
Eat them raw while you can!
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I have a black thumb, yet have 4 plants growing..........................Help
Eat them raw while you can!
Black thumb doesn't mean Idjit
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I have a black thumb, yet have 4 plants growing..........................Help
Eat them raw while you can!
Black thumb doesn't mean Idjit
Oh well, it was worth a shot.
I love cayenne and put it (powdered) on/in damn near everything with a tomato base.
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I have a black thumb, yet have 4 plants growing..........................Help
Eat them raw while you can!
Black thumb doesn't mean Idjit
Oh well, it was worth a shot.
I love cayenne and put it (powdered) on/in damn near everything with a tomato base.
I love em also, thay's why I'm growing em..............I just need help in that area
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Hey, cayenne peppers can be successfully grown anywhere under the right conditions. The plants need approximately 14-16 weeks to mature. Peppers prefer warm, evenly moist, nutrient-rich soil, warm temperatures, and full sun.
The longer the cayenne peppers remain on the plant, the redder they become. Don't be fooled though, green pods are just as hot. Remove and use fresh as needed. Whole peppers can be dried on the plants or removed and spread out in a warm, dark room. Be sure to store the darn things in an airtight container.
I hope I have been helpful.
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What Undies said and hit 'em with a broom to help in their pollination or the flowers will just bloom.