Updated Hab Variety Pics

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G_Dogg

• Jun 4, 2007

• #1

Hi everyone,

I decided to get my roomate to take some pics of the plants that are currently being grown under my 430 watt HPS light (the grow bags are 3 gallon). First up:

Orange Habanero

Red Lantern Habanero

Scotch Bonnet Orange

Fatali

It might be hard to tell the scale of the plants but the 3 gallon grow bag should give you some reference. I will post pics of the grow cabinet if anyone is interested.

Greg

 

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G_Dogg

• Jun 4, 2007

• #2

A few more

Tobago Seasoning

NuMex Big Jim (there is a 1 inch pod on this plant, will see about taking a pic)

Group Shot

 

Pepp3rFreak

• Jun 4, 2007

• #3

Wow, very nice happy and healthy peppers you have!

 

herne_the_hunter

• Jun 4, 2007

• #4

Great healthy looking selection you have there. I wish my Fatalii plants were 1/4 as big as your plant.

 

Pam

• Jun 4, 2007

• #5

I do like your grow bags. I'm going to have to look into getting some.

 

thepodpiper

• Jun 4, 2007

• #6

I have never seen those grow bags before, did you get them online or local?

Dale

 

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G_Dogg

• Jun 4, 2007

• #7

Thanks for the comments everyone. I really like using the grow bags too. I purchased them locally in Fredericton, New Brunswick. The are relatively cheap, I'd say about half the price of the equivalent plastic container ( i paid 49 cents for each 3 gallon bag).

I like them because you can easily adjust the size of the bag by folding over the lip. Some of my smaller pepper varieties are grown in a 3 gallon bag folded over to about a 2 gallon bag.

Cheers, Greg

 

imaguitargod

• Jun 5, 2007

• #8

Really green leaves.

 

POTAWIE

• Jun 7, 2007

• #9

Nice lookin' plants eh. Are you in the BigJim competition? We Canadians need to win some cup(trophy)this year.

 

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G_Dogg

• Jun 7, 2007

• #10

POTAWIE said:

Nice lookin' plants eh. Are you in the BigJim competition? We Canadians need to win some cup(trophy)this year.

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I wish I was in the big Jim competition however I found out about it a few days after it was closed to new entrants. I have two pods so far on my big Jim. I hand pollinated the biggest and earliest flowers and I have been pumping the organic nutrients to it since flowerset. I am interested in seeing how big I can grow one of these.

Cheers from Canada,

G