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Hey Kevin Good to see ya got a grow thread on here again this year. I look forward to seeing yer cracked out pepper forest again, lol. I started some of the types you sent me last year from pods i grew out last season. Got a Maui Purple on the windowsill for a house plant too ;) Jim

I noticed this year that the deer stayed away from my pepper plants and ate the tomato branches first. Now that most of the tomato's are dying off, they are starting to munch on the pepper plants more. I think next year i will plant a wall of tomato plants around my prized pepper plants.

Just a shot in the dark. Maybe those 5 peppers on the right come from two different plants? This year i was picking green pods off of a pepperonicini for pickling/salad peppers. And i was also picking green pods from an adjacent aji yellow hybrid accidentally in the proccess. It seems a low...

Ive picked some red bhuts this year when they were still half green. I leave em on the counter for a day or three and they finish turning red. As far as night time temps getting to cold i believe pepper plants will stay active as long the as the soil temp stays above 50 degrees. The plants will...

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Damn Kevin! That sure is quite the pepper garden with a helluva variety to it. Peppers in there that i never even heard of, lol. I like the canopy shot at the end of the video :lol:

A ladder? i bet he walks under the canopy and climbs those trees to harvest em.

Friggin awesome man! Im always in awe when seeing those trees ya call pepper plants, lol! that video of the pepper canopy was amazing and funny as hell with yer commentary too, lol. Im hoping to get some of those Birgit Locoto's ya sent me to that 9 foot mark ;) And definetly looking forward...

The second one maybe Carribean Red

I think those plants will recover. I planted out about a dozen plants just before easter and they got beat up pretty bad by heavy rain, wind and night temps in the 30's. a month later they are all still alive and putting out new growth nicely. Jim

Yeah Buddy! :cheers:

Howdy all In my quest of loving the hot pepper and growing them i met a co-worker who also loves gardening and growing hot peppers. We got to talking and after a couple days he brought some pods in that he had dried from last season. He is a portuguese/American and he claims these peppers...

Sorry ya'll i didnt finish prepping that garden this weekend, weather was cold and nasty and my muscles beat up. But i took a pic of some of my plants i grew up from seed and will find a home there in about a month or so. Here is most of plants, a mixed batch of many varieties at different...

yep. like others said, dont over water, try to get some air circulation to help. And i also use hydrogen peroxide in 3% form if i see a trouble spot on the soil.

Nah bro, no copter. I just think im 25 still and climbed up on that old diesel work fan for a better pic. I might be 36 but i definetly still think im physically as strong and resilent as 25. Strong maybe but the aches and pains after the fact tell me my resilence may be otherwise, lol. And im...

LOL, yep that one gallon bucket makes a good pot. Drilled plenty of holes in the bottom for drainage. And yes my back is hurting! two weekends in a row of tilling, trenching, laying stones and filling. Im not sure the exact linear feet of stone that was set, but im guessing it may be near 500...

I remember my grandad's garden all fenced in like fort knox, the grandkids werent allowed any where near that garden. But i do remember some really nice tomato's and lettuce and string beans and stuff that he picked for us grandkids. Nothing like fresh garden picked veggies. My own parents...

Me and my bro put in a few more hours this weekend and made some good progress. A pic of a Thai Chile plant and a Cayenne i had to pot up from 18 oz. cups as they were getting way to big! I gots lots of pepper seedlings ( well over 100 and more on the way ) im glad i will be able to...

Thx guys, glad ya like it. Yep its gonna be a nice garden for sure. Placing them rocks is kind of labor intensive and does take quite a bit of time as opposed to constructing lumber beds, but the stones are free and there is thousands of them at that property. And them stones will be there alot...

I got 19/20 of the varieties sprouted so far ;) Only one that didnt sprout yet is Chocolate Bhuts, but i sowed the last 21 seeds today :) and i ate a couple pieces of the the dried pod that the seeds came with this morning, ummmmmmm ummmmmmmm, i dont recomend eating dried bhut for breakfast! Jim