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catchthebear 2019

Hello everyone. 
 
It's my first time posting a grow log here, so if I do something wrong please yell at me.  
 
I finally had time to put together a list of all the peppers I have started this year.  I also relabeled every plant with giant labels using a grease pencil.   I'm tired of running into mystery plants halfway through the season!
 
It's a busy time of year at work for me, but things are finally starting to slow down a hair.  
 
Still haven't pushed my babies out of the nest yet.  Had some hail a couple days ago that scared me off putting them out.  Maybe next week. :)
 
I plan to put about half of them in the ground and the other half in pots.  Would like to be able to easily isolate certain varieties when they start flowering.  
 
I've also decided that this is my last year using the double cup method.  Big pain in the ass. 
 
Still looking for some Tovarii seeds too. Don't intend to start any more seeds this year, but hope to run across some before next season.  
 
Hope everyone has a good season ahead.  
Cheers,
Matt
 
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Here's my list of my plants this year along with some photos below. May be some spelling errors, etc.  Please let me know if you notice something that needs correcting.  
 
* 7 Pot Congo
* 7 Pot Lava
* 7 Pot Slimer
* Aji Chuncho
* Aji Guyana
* Aji Lemon
* Aji Mango
* Aji Rainforest
* Ancient
* Angkor Sunrise
* Arrowhead
* BBG7 Jobito Chocolate
* BBG7 X Tobasco
* Bahamian Goat
* Banglador Whippet's Tail
* Bhut X Lime
* Biberie
* Big Bang Space Chili
* Big Black Mama
* Biquinho
* Biquinho Iracema
* Bird Aji
* Black Namaqualand
* Black Olive
* Black Stinger
* Black Variegated
* Bleeding Borg 9
* Bleeding Heart Yellow
* Bloody Riot Orange
* Blue Ghost
* Bolivian Rainbow
* Bonda Mahala
* Brazilian Pumpkin
* Brazilian Starfish Orange
* Buena Mulata
* CGN 191998 Eximium
* CGN 21566
* CGN 22795
* CGN 22835
* CGN 23209
* CGN 23255
* CGN 24360
* Cap 1141
* Cap 1144 Praetermissium
* Cap 115
* Cap 1478
* Cap 212
* Cap 470 Eximium
* Cap 500 Eximium
* Cap 691 Red Fire
* Cap 962
* Cap Cardenasii
* Cap Chacoense
* Cap Flexuosum
* Cap Galapagoense
* Cap Lanceolatum
* Cap Rhomboideum
* Capezoli Scimmia
* Carbonara Red
* Carbonara White
* Carolina Reaper
* Carolina Reaper X Peach Ghost
* Carolina Reaper Yellow
* Chocolate Congo X Gigantic Ghost
* Chocolate Ghost Jami
* Chupetino Pink
* Condor's Beak
* Count Dracula
* Cumari Pollux
* Devil's Rib
* Dwarf Chiltepin
* Ekirike
* Elephant
* Elysium Oxide Mustard
* Farmer's Market Jalapeno
* Fatali Gourmet Jigsaw
* Fidalgo Roxa
* Fruit Gum F3
* Funky Yellow
* Galapagos Isabela Habanero
* Goat Pepper
* Goatsweed
* Holiday Time
* Hot Pops Purple
* Inca Drop
* Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion
* Khang's Lemon Starrburst
* Khang's Texas Crimson Bonnet
* Krishna Jolokia
* Lemon Habanero
* MA Face
* Macapa
* Machu Picchu
* Mata Fride
* Midnight BBG7
* Mini Rocoto Red
* Mojo Scoundrel
* Monkey Face Yellow
* Monkey Nipple
* Murupi
* Murupi Amarela
* Mutant Candlelight
* NOT Buforum
* NOT Parvifol
* NOT Sepia Serpent
* Nosegay
* Orange Bleeder
* Orange Blob
* PI 281312
* PI 281317
* PI 439452
* PI 43952
* PI 441598 Peach F3
* PI 543208
* Paprika Alma
* Peach Fantasy
* Peach Scorpion
* Peruvian Serlano
* Peter Orange
* Peter Red
* Piaxo Neyde
* Pimenta Kathumby Black
* Pimenta Lisa
* Pink Tiger X Peach Bhut
* Primo X Lemon Drop
* Purple Creme Tiger
* Purple Flower Baccatum Long
* Quintisho
* Red Lightning Habanero
* Red Rocket
* Rezha Macedonian
* Rocopica
* Rocoto Aji Largo
* Rocoto De Las Selvas
* Rocoto San Isidro
* Rooster Spur
* Safi Red
* Salvatico
* Satan's Kiss
* Scarlet Lantern X CGN 21500
* Shu
* Slovakia #1
* Slovakia #3
* Sugar Rush Brains F1
* Sugar Rush Red
* Super Hot Beast
* Swamp Thing Yellow
* Tepin X Lemon Drop
* Thai Orange
* Thunder Mountain Longhorn
* Tobago Treasure
* Trinidad Perfume
* Trinidad Perfume Red
* Trinidad Purple Coffee
* Trinidad Red Cherry
* Turkish Cap Rojo
* Uvilia Grande
* Varigated Jalapeno
* Ven Tiger X SRTSL Red
* Venezuelan Purple
* Vladan Beauty
* Wartryx Grenade
* West Indies Red
* West Indies Yellow
* White Kanthari
* White Wasp
* Wild Brazil
* Wild Japanese (Tubocapsicum Anomalum)
* Wild Purple Guatemalan
* Wiri Wiri
* Yellow BBG7 x Butch T Scorpion
 
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CaneDog said:
Yeah, your flex pods are looking great.  None of mine have even started to develop after pollination.  Your plant is significantly bigger than any of my standard flex's.  The rest are looking solid too - big leaves on the Tubocapsicum!  Can't wait to see those crazy little pods.
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Yeah, I'm excited about the Tubocapscicum.  Tried last year without any luck.  I have another 3 plants floating around here somewhere, so with those odds I hope to see some pods :)
 
Nice going Matt..That's a nice  flower on that Kangaroo Apple..love the color.
Cumari Pollux is a favorite wild...it takes a while to get going..but once going  ;)  it gets....lotsa pods.
Length of plant so opposite of C. Do para...
I noticed a few of my wilds are not tolerating the excessive heat,so I brought them indoors till Monday,
when temps will revert to a more acceptable range.
 
wiriwiri said:
Nice going Matt..That's a nice  flower on that Kangaroo Apple..love the color.
Cumari Pollux is a favorite wild...it takes a while to get going..but once going  ;)  it gets....lotsa pods.
Length of plant so opposite of C. Do para...
I noticed a few of my wilds are not tolerating the excessive heat,so I brought them indoors till Monday,
when temps will revert to a more acceptable range.
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Yeah, I like that Kangaroo Apple too.  First time I've grown those.  I have another variety that is about a third of the size flowering right now too.  Heard they don't taste very good, but we'll soon find out.  
 
The Pollux I have in the ground has quite a few pods on it already.  That one I shared a photo of is in a pot.  Might nix that whole pot idea for next year.  Doesn't seem to be worth all the extra trouble so far and the plants in the ground are a bit further ahead than the potted up ones.
 
The tubocapsicum anomalum do not seem to like much sun, and appear to love the shade.  The one lanceolatum I had outside didn't seem to care much for a lot of sun either, so hopefully he'll recuperate in the shade.  The one I have inside seems to be doing really well in my grow tent at the moment, so that's where he's going to live for now.  
 
The rocotos I have seem to be doing fine.  Surprised me, as I've always heard they like cold weather more.  
 
Always learning
 
catchthebear said:
 
 
 
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Thanks for posting that. Pods like that are pretty rare. I found a reaper like that last weekend but it wasn't so pronounced. I should have taken a picture but I was all gloved up and several hours deep into processing peppers for dehydration. I just sliced it and carried on after showing it to my wife. She recognized it as a "siamese pepper".
 
 
ShowMeDaSauce said:
Who's Dragon Breath did you get? I got mine from CCN, supposed to be a Pepperlover strain. Pretty happy with mine so far.
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I got my seeds from Bohicia Pepper Hut.    You can see some of the pods are pretty gnarly and some of them are small and smooth.  
 
Edit:  The small/smooth ones ripen first and none of them have had seeds inside.  Bit odd?  Not sure.
 
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catchthebear said:
Just curious, but does anyone know why when I upload an image via THP.com it is resized to such an extreme degree? 
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IDK, but I just started uploading to the site and I'm curious if there's any way to avoid this. I already reduce the resolution on every picture I post, but there are many for which I'd like the thumbnail to link to a higher resolution pic as I've previously done third-party. I haven't noticed any material difference between the thumbnail and the full version.
 
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