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Stickman's 2017 Minimalist Glog
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Plants all look great Rick ,and I love the herb bed, great work on that.
Your well on your way my friend and I don't see you going hungry. Lol. Good summer heading chilli growers way I can feel it in me bones he he he.
Happy gardening.
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Your well on your way my friend and I don't see you going hungry. Lol. Good summer heading chilli growers way I can feel it in me bones he he he.
Happy gardening.
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Cheers Simmie! From your mouth to God's ear, eh? [emoji2]Superhot Sim said:
Despite the rough handling they got from the hail on Mother's Day, the Forbing Nagas have produced the first Chinense pods for me this year... Woot!
After the initial spate of pods set by the Aji Oro it dropped quite a few flowers, but it continues to produce.
Cheers all!
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Pods look good Rick!
I don't know what to do. I don't know if I should pluck flowers or let them take its course in the hoophouse. I know my season is extended with the house. Usually the just flower, drop, flower, drop. Never had to think about it. I have plants already flowering and are only 8in tall.
I don't know what to do. I don't know if I should pluck flowers or let them take its course in the hoophouse. I know my season is extended with the house. Usually the just flower, drop, flower, drop. Never had to think about it. I have plants already flowering and are only 8in tall.
How many times have the plants forked Chuck? I usually prune the blossoms at the first and second fork to let the plant grow a bigger root ball and leaf canopy to support pod production. Then I stand back and let nature take its course. I might make an exception with the Scotch Bonnets if they look strong enough since they have such a low growing habit. Good luck! [emoji106] [emoji271]OCD Chilehead said:
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A couple have forked once, most have not forked at all.stickman said:
PaulG
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Glad to hear, brother, The TV weather made it lookstickman said:
like rugged going back there for a minute. We're started
a long dry spell on May 18 - should last for the next ten
days for all practical purposes. Irrigating time!
Great hardening off weather right now. cloudy or overcast
with periods of sun and temps in on the low 70˚ range up
to 80's by tomorrow. A few (4) clear days sprinkled in here
and there. Things are finally drying out a little.
Cheers Paul. It's been the usual thing... Weather Central is being run by someone with both hands in casts... They make a small error at the controls and overcompensate wildly due to their poor motor control. Either that or as Robin Williams said, "It's weather by Sibyl." Just gotta roll with it either way. <shrug>PaulG said:
The chiles have been transitioning to their outdoor home and doing about as well as I expected... Most of them are jettisoning their huge lower leaves in favor of smaller, tougher ones... Especially the ones that got the most roughly handled by that surprise hailstorm.
(First two pics)
I suppose the near 100 degree weather that same week may have had an impact as well.
Have a great weekend all!
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Hi all! Last night was the last time overnight low temps were forecast for the low 40s so this morning the gloves came off! [emoji2] The plants in the airpots are also in their final places for the season. I just have to cut in the emitters and set up the drippers for the potted plants and I'm pretty much done barring weekly feedings. [emoji106]
Hope you all are having a great weekend!
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Hope you all are having a great weekend!
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Great Pods of Fire ! WOOHOO ! Great to see Rick , gonna be a spectacular grow season ! 
Cheers Scott! It's early days yet but things are starting to come together. [emoji106]Devv said:Good to see the pods on those gals, AND that they're outside!
The weather is looking good and you're ready to rock! Good luck this year, I know you'll bring it home
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Heh, I hear ya bro'... We had a bit of a "roller-coaster" start this season didn't we? Still, no permanent damage and now that the veggie garden is all seeded and transplanted it's time for a short break with a cold one... A mint julep in this case. [emoji6]randyp said:Rick my plants have the same "Hate" for me also for the first few weeks in yard-dirt.And this is one time I can't blame the dog.
Supper tonight was our first real harvest from the veggie garden... Puchu Jeon... savory pancakes made with garlic chives, Doenjang and Gochujang, and dipped in a soy/rice vinegar sauce.
Cheers!
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Dinner looks fantastic. Is it like Egg-Foo? Batter instead of egg?