Plantguy76 said:
Paul your killing it plants look great I hear ya on the weather if you don't like Missouri weather just wait an it will change lol
I wish I could have a little greenhouse like yours & one of those cheater boxes .
I think if I ever get a cheater box I am going to put a micro dwarf or regular dwarf tomato in one or maybe a dwarf chocolate Habanero
Thanks, Jason! We're in the middle of a 5 day rainy
stretch right now. Looks like nice weather for a week
or so starting Wed. and Thursday.
The AeroGardens are awesome for germinating seeds .
I haven't had much luck getting a pepper to pod up in
it - lots of flowers, but no pod setting. Your idea of
using a dwarf variety sounds like a winner.
Essegi said:
Sorry to hear about the hail, i had a taste yestarday too...
By the way i am amazad as always when i enter to your glog!
Your are too kind Giancarlo! The hail storms were tough
on the
pubescens but they are coming around. The worst
has been the alternating hot and cold weather. My Scorpions
and Bonnets look like war casualties. Don't know if they are
going to snap back or not. They have pretty much stopped
growing at all.
Devv said:
All the gals are lined up, looking good, and ready for action.
It won't be long now!
Looks like a good week of weather coming up. We haven't
had more than 8 or 10 sunny days this Spring, and never
more than two or three (once) in a row. One of the
coldest and wettest on record. But, you are right, the
Summer is almost here!
Good growing' your way, Scottie!
wiriwiri said:
Lovely layout and so neat &well organized ..plants look really good,despite the weather issues,hopefully you will have better tomorrows ...It seems as if the weather has affected most of us ..we are getting a lot of rain here in New England,but no hail,so I am not complaining...on the +side,I believe worries of drought has dissipated from the vocab of the weather folks here.Continued success with your grow.
Same here, Sandy! Rain by the buckets. It is good that
drought fears have subsided, both here and there. The
shrubs and trees (along with the weeds) have loved this
Winter and Spring's wet weather. they all look just great.
Hope you grow is proceeding apace..
Thanks for the kind words...
OCD Chilehead said:
Plants looking good my friend.
I hate the hail. I have the same problem. Just missed it by a half a day this year.
Hopefully early problems are a sign of better things to
come, Charles! I just can't wait for more than one or
two sunny days in a row to become the norm rather
than the exception.
Good luck going into your Summer, my friend!
Masher said:
Two straight days of crazy weather and buckets of rain.....still your plants look great.
Any week now and we can quit stressing about the rain and cold temps.
Your plants look really great Paul, congrats.
Thank you, Dan, sometimes things turn out okay despite my
best intentions. A little sun will work wonders both for the
plants and my own disposition!
Hope things are good in your neighborhood, buddy!
I broke a green pod off one of my Scorpions by accident,
so I stuck it on the kitchen counter in front of a sunny window,
and I'll be darned if the pod didn't ripen up! First pod of the
season
The scent was amazingly fruity and floral at the same time - really
intense. I cut up about a fourth of the pod and put it on a meat
loaf sandwich. Divinely hot and spicy!
