Proud Pappa!

[woody3says]

Yippie! More goody pics! Who's bringin the beer? I've got lawn chairs......

Which corner do we pee in tonite Red?

 

[RedtailForester]

Try to spread it around a little this time at least guys. . .

 

[srin2]

Try to spread it around a little this time at least guys. . .

ai ai sir...

 

[woody3says]

We will try

 

[srin2]

here have some Chilli palinka from Hungary.
(its chilli based brandy)

and some chili beer

 

[RedtailForester]

Here's a few more pics to tide you over:

C. parvifolium - 3 out of 3 seeds germinated

C. galapagoense - SLOWLY growing along

C. chacoense 'CAP 501' - 2 of 2 germinated

 

[woody3says]

Aweee! Those won't show on my phone....... Now I'm going to pee on the porch

 

[RedtailForester]

Try to get it in the mulch at least. The neighbors are starting to complain about the smell.

 

[woody3says]

That's better....now they are visible. I like the last one! No two leaves are facing the same direction Dysfunction Junction!

I've got a Red Hab I call Croock. For whatever reason he is bent at the cots and all the growth above that is at a 45deg angle! Now that's he's bigger he has straightened up but that one section still has a kink of sorts.....I was hoping he would keep his character, but alas, that part is now below the soil.

 

[RedtailForester]

I had a 7 Pod 'Brain Strain' and Paper Lantern come out of the soil today. Pics coming soon!

 

[RedtailForester]

Just ran out and checked the trays. Today's newest additions to the family are:

2 x Douglah
3 x Chocolate habaneros
2 x Dominican Red habaneros
2 x Fatalii
1 x Red 7 Pod
1 x 7 Pod Brain Strain
2 x Billy Goat

 

[Eephus Man]

Well that's good to know.

The reason I asked is because I was able to obtain some C. galapagoense seeds from a couple of seed vendors.

One seed vendor told me not to throw out the seeds if they didn't germinate right away and even suggested that it might take up to 2 months for germination to occur.

30 days for germination is still quite slow for chile pepper seeds if you compare it to some seeds that sprout after only three days...but wild peppers are known to take just a little longer to get going than the average pepper seed.

dvg

Interesting. My galapagoense germinated in about 5-6 days. Assuming they are what they are supposed to be...

 

[RedtailForester]

This weeks addition to the family:

2x Fresno
3x Holland Hot Finger
2x Cayenne Long Slim
2x Large Red Cherry
1x Yellow manzano
1x Spanish Paquillo
2x Brazilian Starfish
1x Bulgarian Carrot
1x Birgits Locoto
1x Aji Lemon Drop
1x Dorset Naga
2x Fatalii
1x Red Trinidad Scorpion
2x White habanero

Some more Douglahs, Choco Habs, Dominican Red Habs.

And to add insult to injury, it snowed this morning. Come on Spring!!!

 

[weeicemon]

Awesome to see the de Neyde's. Congrat's.

 

[RedtailForester]

Awesome to see the de Neyde's. Congrat's.

Well, unfortunately I succeeded in killing that one. I made the mistake of trying to remove the seed casing and ripped the top right off. Started a couple more seeds the other day.

 

[ThePepperGrowingMan]

Well, unfortunately I succeeded in killing that one. I made the mistake of trying to remove the seed casing and ripped the top right off. Started a couple more seeds the other day.

Have you grown this kind before? I'm growing it for the first time this year and have read mixed reviews on the taste.

 

[RedtailForester]

Nope. This will be my first year with Pimenta de Neyde. I'm not a huge fan of Chinense, so we'll see once it starts producing.

 

[RedtailForester]

I do have to say it, I've got some nice lookin' pubes...

Rocoto Rojo

Longing for warmer days...

 

[wayright]

Those are some excellent looking plants Dan!
Are you growing those solely on window light?
Great work man!!

Kevin

 

[RedtailForester]

The Pubescens yes solely because they like cooler temps. and due to lack of room