Peppers

Thursday, July 27, 2017

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Trinidad Scorpion and Carolina Reaper Peppers Thank you NYU Grad 1999 for the hot pics! rok-vegetables

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Ghost Pepper This brilliant red beauty makes your eyes water just looking at it. Thank you for the photo NYU Grad 1999. rok-vegetables

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Trio of Hot Peppers Three Amigos Trinidad Scorpion, Ghostpepper and Carolina Reaper peppers. Many thanks to NYUgrad1999 for the photo. rok-vegetables

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Peppers, Squash, Tomaoes Thank you Susie Z. in North Carolina for the photo. rok-tomatoes rok-vegetables

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Peppers & Tomatoes Thank you Susie Z. in North Carolina for the photo. rok-tomatoes rok-vegetables

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Peppers rok-vegetables

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Peppers rok-vegetables

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Peppers Many thanks to the Organic Club at Oregon State University for this photo and growing for us. rok-vegetables

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Red Peppers from Aomori, Japan Aomori is the northernmost prefecture on the main island of Nihonshu. Among their agricultural products are peppers and these beauties were just sent to our Japan office by an commercial organic pepper farm that has been successfully using our amino acids concentrate for years. These peppers taste as good as they look, and much better than the numbing taste of peppers fed with conventional salt-based fertilizers. The liquid concentrate uses the same amino acids that go into the Be-1 Pellets. The only difference between the pellets and liquid concentrate is there is no NPK nutrient ratio given to the pure amino acid liquids because there is no bat guano, shrimp and crab shell, etc. as found in the pellets. The dilution rate is so high, so what would usually be a roughly 4% nitrogen value becomes relatively insignificant after dilution. The only function of the amino acids is to increase beneficial microbes in the soil. The dilution rate they used was 3,000:1 and from seed to several weeks before harvest, their soil microbes were fed 5 times this season, so once per month. The pure amino acids liquid concentrate may be best suited for commercial agricultural applications, including seed coatings and cover crops, as well as hydroponics. In such cases, farmers want the benefits of our amino acids, but want to use other organic nutrient products. rok-vegetables

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Red Pepper Comparison rok-vegetables

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Red Paprika Pepper on Scale rok-vegetables

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Red Pepper Red Pepper fed with Be-1 (Left); without (right). rok-vegetables