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Keep it Green 2018

I put some seeds in dirt today, had been debating if I was going to grow at all this year. Cutting way back just for this season and will be back to ludacris speed next season hopefully. Lot's of stuff going on and not a lot of time this year for peppers.  Anyway best of luck to everyone this season and I will be updating this when I have time. Keep it green my friends. 
 
2018 grow list:
 
ShitGum #1 F2
 
ShitGum #2 F2
 
ShitGum #3 F2
 
ScotchBubble F2
 
TFM x Yellow BBG F2
 
Jalafuego x Yellow BBG F2
 
ShitGum x Redgum Tiger F1
 
TFM
 
Scotch Brain F6
 
Hot Rod Serrano x Maui Purple F2
 
(Pink Tiger x Chocolate BBG) X PeachGum V2 F2
 
Jalafuego x RedGum Tiger F1
 
Yellow Biquinho
 
Cardenasii  
 
 
 
FreeportBum said:
I put some seeds in dirt today, had been debating if I was going to grow at all this year. Cutting way back just for this season and will be back to ludacris speed next season hopefully. Lot's of stuff going on and not a lot of time this year for peppers.  Anyway best of luck to everyone this season and I will be updating this when I have time. Keep it green my friends. 
 
2018 grow list:
 
ShitGum #1 F2
 
ShitGum #2 F2
 
ShitGum #3 F2
 
ScotchBubble F2
 
TFM x Yellow BBG F2
 
Jalafuego x Yellow BBG F2
 
ShitGum x Redgum Tiger F1
 
TFM
 
Scotch Brain F6
 
Hot Rod Serrano x Maui Purple F2
 
(Pink Tiger x Chocolate BBG) X PeachGum V2 F2
 
Jalafuego x RedGum Tiger F1
 
Yellow Biquinho
 
Cardenasii  
 
 
Interesting strains you're growing for sure. :)
 
Hi Bun.  I don't know what a ShitGum is.
 
Thanks for the love folks. 
 
ShitGum is my Shishito x Yellow BBG
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I did grow the HRS x MP last year malarky and I had a few really nice pheno's pop up. I really enjoy growing F2's because of all the diversity you get between offspring.  When I find the "one" I can't live without I will try and bring it into a stable variety.  Cheers
 
We hope you didn't say "That's enough of this shit" this spring... ;)
 
Glad to see you're keeping your hand in D... even if you're not getting too ambitious. +1 on #10... anybody who can grow as well as you do at your latitude definitely has their shit straight.
 
I love shishito peppers. I think I have about 7 or 8 going this year. I love the bleeding calyx too. Any chance I might be able to score some seeds on a trade? Probably too late to start them now but maybe next year..

Edit: any pics of what the plants look like? All my shishito have the slender leaves. Be interesting to see how that crossed with the chinense.
 
stickman said:
We hope you didn't say "That's enough of this shit" this spring... ;)
 
Glad to see you're keeping your hand in D... even if you're not getting too ambitious. +1 on #10... anybody who can grow as well as you do at your latitude definitely has their shit straight.
 

Hi Rick thanks for stopping by. This year was up in the air due to my mother being really sick and taking care of her and getting married in a couple months it didn't look like I had time or the ambition. But I guess I couldn't get away from growing a few of my favorites no matter what. All the best to you and yours.

 
Edmick said:
I love shishito peppers. I think I have about 7 or 8 going this year. I love the bleeding calyx too. Any chance I might be able to score some seeds on a trade? Probably too late to start them now but maybe next year..
Edit: any pics of what the plants look like? All my shishito have the slender leaves. Be interesting to see how that crossed with the chinense.
If you look in my glog from last season you should see some of the plants. They were all slightly different from each other in the F1 stage, so the F2's should be really interesting and all over the place. I don't have any seed as I planted all of them to try and find something really cool in the F2 stage. Cheers
 
You're doing some cool work, FB. 
 
Nice crosses that look like peppers one could actually eat!  There is such an obsession with superhots that,IMO, are often too hot for most of us to enjoy unless we make use of them in sauces etc.
 
cone9 said:
You're doing some cool work, FB. 
 
Nice crosses that look like peppers one could actually eat!  There is such an obsession with superhots that,IMO, are often too hot for most of us to enjoy unless we make use of them in sauces etc.
Thanks, I'm on a mission for peppers that taste really good, look really cool and are mild-medium in heat level. Cheers
 
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