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Inca's 2014 season....Wild & superhot

Preparation for the 2014 season in full swing.
cleaned all the propegators and heat mats, bought soil, vermiculite,
perlite and fertilizer.

Made a growlist :

The wild species/varieties :

c.lanceolatum
c.galapagoense
c.tovarii
c.flexuosum - pi 631154
c.flexuosum - grif 15020
c.cardenasii - rocopica
c.eximium - cap 1491
c.eximium - cap 470
c.eximium - cap 503
c.eximium - cgn 21502
c.chacoense - hunz
c.chacoense - cap 1153
c.chacoense - pi 260431
c.microcarpum - cap 215
c.parvifolium

The "regular" species/varieties :

c.annuum - ancho st louis
c.annuum - ancho grande
c.annuum - veneza piperka
c.annuum - chiltepin sonoran
c.annuum - chiltepin texas
c.annuum - peperone
c.annuum - jalapeno mucho nacho
c.annuum - jalapeno conchos
c.chinense - pi 281305
c.chinense - pi 260498 'charapita'
c.chinense - cumari o passarinho
c.chinense - 7 pot barrackpore
c.chinense - 7 pot white
c.chinense - 7 pot brain strain
c.chinense - 7 pot primo
c.chinense - 7 pot long
c.chinense - 7 pot bubble
c.chinense - 7 pot madballz
c.chinense - 7 pot jonah
c.chinense - infinity
c.chinense - HP22B 'carolina reaper'
c.chinense - habanero lemon
c.chinense - jamaican jerk
c.chinense - bhut jolokia chocolate x 7 pot yellow v1 f5
c.chinense - jay's bhut scorpion
c.chinense - bhut jolokia lemon
c.chinense - bhut jolokia chocolate
c.chinense - bhut jolokia imp strain II
c.chinense - bhut jolokia strain II
c.chinense - trinidad scorpion yellow
c.chinense - trinidad scorpion red
c.chinense - trinidad scorpion orange
c.chinense - trinidad scorpion moruga
c.chinense - trinidad scorpion chocolate
c.chinense - trinidad scorpion
c.chinense - trinidad scorpion butch T
c.pubescens - rio hualaga
c.pubescens - pi 585267 'turbo pube
 
Tomorrow i will put the first seeds in the prop, i will start of with the wild varieties....wich me luck :P
 
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Spicegeist said:
Interesting.  How is the soil there?  From the pics it looks almost like peat?  Or maybe it's just a pile of peat in the pic...
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The pic is taken at the place i bought the tunnel...it's not at my place...the tunnel will be placed at my alotment
 
Plants will be grown in containers..so
 
inca berry said:
 
The pic is taken at the place i bought the tunnel...it's not at my place...the tunnel will be placed at my alotment
 
Plants will be grown in containers..so
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I was wondering why you needed a poly tunnel with what looks like warehouse sized greenhouses in your yard... that explains it!
 
Definitely jealous of the tunnel! If only I had the space for one of those...
 
Looks like everything is coming along well, the Polytunnel looks great, it will really be a plus for you, I wish I had the space for one, but my fruit trees say no way. Really like the set up for all your seedlings. Take Care and Have a great season, can't wait to see how they all do especially the wilds.
 
Oh now thats a teaser with all of those Wilds... Looking good Hans, noticed the top soil dry. Are you bottom watering?
 
Thanks, i think the wild ones are not going in the polytunnel at all...the reason : it get's a bit hot in the polytunnel (temp outside 68 inside  over 104) and the tunnel is in another village, and i want to keep the wild ones close by, so they stay at home in the garden
 
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