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TC's 2016 Pepper Patch

I am going to try and do a Glog this year.  This is my initial grow list and I am sure it will change once I see what seeds are left from the Chris Phillips auction.
 
Aji Jobito -- Lindberg
Aji Llaneron -- Lindberg
Aji Margariteno -- Lindberg
Aji Pepon -- Lindberg
Aji Rosita Red -- Lindberg
Aji Risito Yellow -- Lindberg
Bahamian Goat -- Jamison
Billy Biker Jalapeño -- Burpee
Brown BBG7 --Romy6
Caramel Brainstrain --Romy6
Chocolate Habanero -- Juanitos
Cumra Cherry -- Pepperlover
Friarello Di Napoli -- TC saved seeds
Guajillo -- Unknown
Hot Rod Serrano X CBBG7 -- FreeportBum
Jimmy Nardello -- TC saved seeds
Marconi -- TC saved seeds
MOA Scotch Bonnets -- TC saved seeds
Mystery Citrus -- GrantMichaels
Mystery Wine -- Joyner
Numex Big Jim -- Fiogga
Onza -- Chili Pepper Institute
Orange 7-Pot -- Buckeye
Pasilla Bajio -- Unknown
Red Rocoto Lima Market #1 -- FreeportBum
Rocapica -- FreeportBum
Rocoto PI 355812 -- FreeportBum
Rocoto PI 585273 -- FreeportBum
Rocoto San Isidro -- FreeportBum
Yellow Manzano -- FreeportBum
Yellow SBJ7 -- Romy6
Yellow Tepin -- Unknown
 
I plan to have roughly 45-50 plants.  So I may have some doubles in there and I will be adding some more varieties.  
 
 
Baha Goat x Butch T Yellow -- D3monic
Lemon Drop x Inca Berry -- D3monic
 
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tctenten said:
Maybe I will give that a try this year. I decided to put a few plants in the ground.

Yellow Manzano, Rocapica, and PI355812 are out in the elements now.
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This URL will give you an overview... the main thing is to add your adjuncts first and rake out the soil so you have good contact between the soil and the plastic sheeting. if using soaker hoses or drip tape, install them next. Drip emitters can go on top later. The plastic mulch goes down after that and then you punch holes in the plastic and transplant into them. I also set up a low row cover over top of the plants covered in 4mil sheet poly. When the weather stabilizes to nights in the 60s I remove the low row cover and let the plants go. The plastic mulch stays in place all season. http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/detail/al/about/outreach/?cid=nrcs141p2_022807
 
Group shot enjoying a beautiful day.




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A beautiful sight. I get a lot of spiders and have not had any issues with other pests in past years.



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Pepper-Guru said:
Looking damn good! Have you dared to crack open any of the sauce I sent?!
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Thanks. I have a self imposed rule of not opening more hot sauce until I finish what I have open. The white sauce is next.

Devv said:
The ladies are ready!
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Just waiting on the weather. I have 5 or 6 planted, but held off because of the weather. Mid 40's and no sun the last few days. Over the next week, full plantout will happen.


Guatemalan Insanity Pepper said:
nice lookin bunch of plants you got there, and they look happy in that natural sunlight :)

Thanks for stopping by!
 
 
 
 
 
 
:cheers:
G.I.P.
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tctenten said:
Thanks. I have a self imposed rule of not opening more hot sauce until I finish what I have open. The white sauce is next.
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I have the same rule! Otherwise there will be jars and bottles everywhere oxidizing!
The white sauce won't hold its color pigment long after opening. Not that it affects taste, just so you know. Again, you can use them as is or as a base for whatever you want to try and make. Enjoy :)
 
tctenten said:
I have a self imposed rule of not opening more hot sauce until I finish what I have open. The white sauce is next.
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Me too, and it takes a while to finish bottles ...
 
I kind of wish the bottles were the smaller size, but it wouldn't really help in the fridge all that much because the footprint isn't much smaller ...
 
Unless they became short enough to put under the cheese drawer - that would be awesome ...
 
Off topic, but that's my favorite thing about the Founders beers, they fit on the top shelf with the cans! =)
 
grantmichaels said:
Off topic, but that's my favorite thing about the Founders beers, they fit on the top shelf with the cans! =)
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Running with the "off topic"....
 
I prefer beer in cans these days.  I have gone through the micro brew phase and all sorts of beer drinking phases...  I know this about cans:
- I cannot get a "skunked" beer in a can.
- A can will never smash into pieces when accidentally dropped
- I have not noticed a change in flavor between a can and bottle, except that a bottle of beer can get skunked and the can will not.
- You can have fun crushing an empty can.  Of course, breaking bottles can be fun too, just messier and someone can get hurt if you are not smart about it.  Yeah that happened once.
- Those Heineken keg cans were great when they were available...
 
I have noticed more breweries using cans.  I think that is a good thing.  Go cans!  (for now until I change my mind).
 
Here is a small update with a few pics.

I put about 4 or 5 plants out last week and they look pretty good considering the weather has been rain and a 45/55f temp range.

Yellow Manzano

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Rocoto PI 355812

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Lemon drop x Inca Berry

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First time growing garlic...appears to look ok.

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Weather is finally changing this week and I will be planting the rest of the peppers.
 
I wish I could grow the pubes here, just too hot :rolleyes:
 
Garlic tips:
 
It's a 9 month endeavor. I start mine 9/15, my brother in Ohio starts his 10/15. When 1/3 of the crop has its tops fall over pull them and hang them to dry out of the sun. Onions are cool with sun exposure, garlic no. Hang them to dry in the shade and when the tops are totally dry, I mean totally, cut the roots short and the tops off. Now you can bring them in the house. I still have last years harvest in the garlic basket, and we use it all the time. This years harvest is in 30-60 days depending on the garlic ;)
 
Devv said:
I wish I could grow the pubes here, just too hot :rolleyes:
 
Garlic tips:
 
It's a 9 month endeavor. I start mine 9/15, my brother in Ohio starts his 10/15. When 1/3 of the crop has its tops fall over pull them and hang them to dry out of the sun. Onions are cool with sun exposure, garlic no. Hang them to dry in the shade and when the tops are totally dry, I mean totally, cut the roots short and the tops off. Now you can bring them in the house. I still have last years harvest in the garlic basket, and we use it all the time. This years harvest is in 30-60 days depending on the garlic ;)
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Thanks for the tips. I will post pics before I do anything to them.


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They plants have been evicted....sink or swim time. I will plant them as time permits during the week.
 
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