This is sort of update 0, as I haven't finalized which peppers I'm growing yet. But I show a rough list and some ongoing projects I have in the basement. I'll post another update when I start seeds in a week or so.
Here's the rough, working list of the seeds I'm starting so far. I'll probably change it around a little before I start them.
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Going to try to have a little glog, mostly pictures probably. I am sure I will lack the time to keep it up as usual, but hopefully can update some pics from my phone.
Crude grow list is below. Tried to update it for plants that didn't get in, but is roughly correct I think.
7 Pot Congo Chocolate
7 Pot Brain Strain Red
7 Pot Brain Strain Yellow
7 Pot Burgundy
7 Pot Cinder
7 Pot Douglah
7 Pot Jonah
7 Pot Madballz
7 Pot Orange X
7 Pot Slimer
7 Pot White
7 Pot Yellow Long
7JPN
Aji Margariteno
Amnesia
Andy's King BOC
Andy's King BOC (Purple)
Apocalypse Giant
Armageddon
Arribib Gusano
Avan
B9BPO
Bahamian Beast Peach
Bahamian Beast Red
Bahamian Goat
BBG7 Ghost Jami Orange
BBG7 Naga Brown
BBG7 Orange x Jay's Pink Purple
BBG7 Red
BBG7...
I pretty much took the year off as I did not plant a single seed for 2019. All I had were overwinters that I neglected a bit and due to a poor summer did not produce anything to speak of.2019 is over and I am looking forward to 2020 for several reasons. But politics aside I will address the grow.
i am going to grow, chocolates! Yes, Chocolates sound like a great idea.
I have grown fond of bhutlahs in addition to some old standbys like brown moruga chocolate bhuts, maddballs etc.
I plan to grow several selections in containers as usual but if I can get my ducks in a row I may be going back to in-ground grows. Looking back over the past 5 -6 years I have found my plants did much better in-ground vs container grown. I feel this is...
Well folks, let's try this again.
I wonder why I do this, am I a glutton for punishment? Do I really need all of this? The world will never know. I believe it is time well spent and I enjoy it. So here goes.
Last year was a bust, took some time off and regrouped. This year, I have a master plan. We will see what unfolds from here. No photos and no list yet just because I am putting the soaked seeds in the dirt in the AM. There are 14 on the list right now but that number is expected to double, if not triple. I am awaiting seeds from different sources and they will be added to the list. Once I have a few minutes and everything in front of me, I will finalize () my list and post it.
Wish me luck, this year should be exciting. Stay tuned...
I was thinking about possibly taking a year off. Last year was my best year growing but the pepper maggots turned me off so much that I lost interest and left way too many peppers on the plants. I can't let this happen again.
All this talk about the Sri Lanka Chili Red in the growdown for this season has gotten me pumped up. I started looking at the ole seed collection and have come up with the start of a plan. I gotta get those Sri Lankan Reds planted so here is my first group of peppers that I will plant.
Starting with all Chinense and of course a few cells for the Sri Lankas. Using the same Parks BioDome's that I have used successfully in the past. 60 cells in a 10 row by 6 layout. I split it down the middle and do 10...
It's my first time doing this, so please correct my mistakes and.. Be gentle.. :)
I started some of the seeds in late 2018 going through to febuary 2019.
Due to harsh weather conditions my plants has only been placed outside recently on a permanent basis.
There is a lot of wind where I live, and in this country the temps have been going up and down - much like how the wind blows..
Some plants have been severely set back by these conditions.
I expect nothing special of my plants - with a few exceptions where som plants have been producing flowers and pods for a while now.
I grow Peppers etc in soil but am using coco coir during the winters, occassionally. Im experimenting with fabric pots to see if they work any better than plastic...
Hi all, been a while since I've posted something here. I did grow in 2018 but no glog that year as life was to busy as it was. However I made some good progress on my own crosses again and 2019 will be an continuation of my years of work. No clear idea yet which varieties I will grow this year but it will mostly consist of my own ones. To start of this glog I will share some pictures of my 2018 pods.
Past 2 years I haven't had any green plants showing up on my Pimenta Lisa grow out, F7 this year.
Dark Chocolate
Golden
Caramel
Peach, sand like color although hard to tell from pic
MFPJ2 aka Green Murupi
MFPJ12 is aka Goronong White, F5 this year!
Getting seeds ready to soak this week today and attempting to bring back some old school 7 pot strains from the late Silver Surfer on here and planting my own crosses and growing out seeds from the late Jack Chapman AKA Jack Superhot. Hoping to have a better season then last year. The heat was brutal and my plants struggled to produce. Debating on growing some wild strains too. I also need to plant AJi types by march.
5 way cross JC
Destroyah MC
Wrecking ball x 7 pot brown 4 way cross JC
Billy Boy Douglah Chocolate SS
Peach ? x Reaper EC
Yellow mix, could be yellow brain, yellow 7 pot, or yellow billy boy douglah SS
Yellow dystopia WL
Red Brain Strain SS
HP50 Gum Red MC
HP50 Gum Chocolate MC
Red Douglah Billy Boy SS
Original Red...
I figured I'd give another glog a go. I have finally got to the point in the season where I am going to have to decide who makes the cut to go into my hydro system and who heads to the compost pile. I only have room to bring 20 plants in to run over the winter. Unfortunately I have too many to choose from. I will post pics once I get thru collecting seeds and have my system back up and running. Pics are the first half of seed selection.
Getting a really late start this year, still not even motivated but forcing myself to get some seeds started or else I'll be too late for anything this year.
This year will be mostly El Scorponero phenos and D3 Goat but will be growing a few other staples and hopefully trying a few crosses.
Hi all! This is my first year growing anything. But I can get obsessed with my hobbies, so I figured that detail and observation would help me achieve some sort of success, even on my first try, despite starting late in an already short northern season.
Cayenne (Bonnie Plants)
bought July 12th (~18" tall then), now in 2.5 gal pot
Serrano (Bonnie Plants organic)
bought July 12th (~16" tall then), now in 1.5 gal pot
Poblano (generic label)
bought July 12th (~16" tall then), now in 2.5 gal pot
Tabasco (Bonnie Plants)
bought July 22nd (~20" tall then), now in 1.5 gal pot
"Sweet Heat" (Savor)
bought July 22nd (~8" tall then), now in 1.0 gal pot
Flaming Flare (Gilbertie's Herbs)
bought July 28th (~18" tall then), now in 1.5...
Just throwing this up here as I don't have a list yet. Going through my seeds to see what I need to order and I have the itch to plant already. I know my staples will be planted this year, 7 pot burgundy, TS Yellow, Mustard Hab, Yellow Fatalii, Jigsaw, but not sure what all else will get planted at this point in time.
Onion plants are ordered and I am putting in orders for tomato seeds and all others. Will probably buy a pack of paper lantern seeds as last years didn't grow true and I like the pods hanging down. Not much for their taste, but they have a pleasing look to them.
To be continued...
So, finally something to share... :party:
First up is my attempt to improve on Chichuacle Amarillo, which is nearly impossible to grow here in Denmark in my climate - so it's been crossed with one of my crosses which involved Thunder Mountain Longhorn, Pequin de Ischia and Naga Morich. I now have a variety that matures around 5 weeks earlier than the original Chilhuacle Amarillo. It seems more cold hardy not so prone to disease during prolonged wet weather - and I think flavor is great too. Presenting the "Normanillo" F5
Next is a cross between Hot Palette and Black Pearl named "Normann's Fiesta" it is in the F5 generation. It ripens from purple to red through some kind of brownish colors.
This one is a sibling which showed up...
time to plant ,,, I ask for prayer from everything ,, for my chilli plant good.
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Howdy all, new guy to the forum here. This will be my second year growing hot peppers. Last year I got into the hobby when a friend gave me some of his extra plants. It was a ton of fun and I had some good results, but this year I'm going all in.
Grow list:
I kind of covered myself in glue and rolled through the catalog on fataliiseeds
Fatalii Gourmet Jigsaw
Carolina Reaper x 7pot Douglah
Carolina Reaper x Clavo Red
7pot Primo x Purple Bhut
7pot Bubblegum Yellow
Purple Bhut Jolokia
White Fatalii
Numex twilight
Pink Habanero
Ramiro
Lemon drop
? (Saved seeds from last year, forgot to label)
?? (Saved seeds from last year, unlabeled)
Chocolate Bhut
Golden habanero
Montufar
Pequin
Cayenne fiesta mix
Jalapeno
Anaheim
I started out in...
Hello!
I should have started this glog some weeks ago but i have been pretty busy so it got delayed a bit!
Some background: I started my first grow and pepper glog last year. At that time I lived in a urban area on a island and didn't have much growspace and it turned out the neighbourhood was heavily infested by broadmites and many other pests. Once they was killed off the would return 1-2 months later and in the end I gave up the glog and cut down all peppers except two, a Aji Limo and a mystery pepper.
Fast-forward to 2019 and i got married and 4 months ago i moved with my wife to her hometown on the countryside.
I now have access to a 2 hectar farm where were we just started building a house.
The plan: 3-4 10*1.2 meter raised...
Always late to the party, at least as far as this grow log is concerned... Here's what's growing at this end for the 2019 northern hemisphere summer:
7 Pot Primo
Aji Fantasy
Aji Lemon
Bahamian Goat Pepper
Espelette
Fatalii
Red Cap Mushroom
Red Habanero
Tabasco Short Yellow
The 7 Pot Primo, Ajis, Espelette, Fatalii and Red Cap Mushroom are new for this year. Meanwhile the Red Habanero and Tabasco Short Yellow are layovers from last year, after having been over-wintered, cut back and re-potted.
The Bahamian Goat is the senior of the group, being from a 2016 grow and still going strong!
Photos to follow...
Howdy everyone, it's that time again where it's coming out of the middle of winter here in Adelaide
My previous glogs are famous for not being updated! Hopefully this time I'll keep posting the progress.
Things got a whole lot more exciting this year with the sale of my apartment. We're renting a place for a year while we save up the rest of our deposit for our own house. That means I get to transform the garden at this rental place into something really good!
This year we have:
Jalapenos - Unlike last year when I bought a Jalapeno that turned out to be NOT a Jalapeno!
Malawi Birds Eye
Regular boring capsicum bell peppers (booooooo)
Tomatoes
Cherry Tomatoes
Eggplants (Aubergines for you weirdos in other countries)
Lebanese...
Well it finally happened. I knew sooner or later my luck would run out. You see, I don't actually know what I'm doing when it comes to growing plants. I've just been winging it so far, lol. I kept waiting for them to start looking better before I posted a glog, but at this point I guess it's futile. I don't know where I went wrong exactly, maybe it was a combination of things. For one I moved the seed starting rack to the basement, where I guess the temps were a bit lower. I was hoping that the heat from the lights would be enough, and I'm still not sure that it wasn't. The soil stayed pretty warm to the touch for the most part. The other problem may be lack of nutrients in the potting soil. I'm pretty sure I used miracle grow...
Runty Lives! He's had a rough winter under the Aerogarden lights, but he's finally adapting well and setting fruit.
Runty's first born (Junior) has had a great run in the Aerogarden. This will be our third harvest from Junior.
Three seed starting experiments and the lone Cayenne from last summer. The seeds were started under the the AG lights and ran into problems. I had to replace the lights last year and I think there's something wrong with the replacements. Regardless, moving the starts into the window has done all three a world of good.
And finally, after seeing all your 2019 starts flood my inbox, I started my own 2019 yesterday. Might be a little early, but screw it, let's see what happens. My original plan was to wait...
I have more than enough SB seeds now, way more than I have room to grow for, so I decided to create a poll to let you people help me in selecting the most interesting varieties! :)
I'm not going to start my grow just yet, that will have to wait for somewhere in February. That is, if I can wait that long! :D
I want to limit my grow to 10 varieties. I can stretch this to 12 if absolutely neccessary but I prefer not to.
So let me know what you think!
Hey there guys! Another wonderful year yet to come!
Here is this year progress in one post :D
We got a monster apollo 20 led growing light. It's amazing
We finally finished installing the greenhouse!
Its a full aluminum greenhouse with poly-carbonate twin-wall. Even the bolt and nuts are aluminum and I must say it was a pain in the ass to install because if you torque the bolt too much it snap pretty easily.
Also it has been a year since we bought it used and disassembled it.
Took us a whole day to reassemble, but that greenhouse is awesome so all worth it :party:
I have only 13 plants left from 24. Had some aphid, over watering and sun burn problem.
This is not my best year. At the same time last...
Howdy spicy partners.
Going to document the progress of my 2019 pepper adventure. Follow along and maybe we'll learn something together.
All seeds from White Hot Peppers
Big Yellow Mama
Black Pearl
Biquinho
7 Pot Brain Strain Yellow
Mustard Moruga Brains
Carolina Reaper
Sugar Rush Peach
Scotch Brains
UBSC X SB
7 Pot Lucy
Apocalypse Scorpion
Peach Wasp
7 Pot Jonah x Congo Red
Carolina Reaper x Jays Peach Ghost Scorpion
Bahamian Goat
Bolivian Rainbow
Decided to dunk the seeds covered and kept on a heating mat until I saw a radicle pop out.
2/8/2019
Unfortunately I only saw a few germinate. I got scared and figured I boiled em or something. So I planted them and hoped for the best. I saw some mycellium/fungus growing on a few...
Hello all,
In anticipation of the new season I thought I'd start my glog. Plan is tot sow in february maybe using some T8's or like last year just on the window sill. Mid may everything goes in my 2 greenhouses.
I have 3 Reapers, 2 Habanero Mustards, 1 Mme. Jeanette and 3 7pod Caramels(1red pheno, 2 caramel) overwintering. All sown feb 2018 except the Mme.Jeanette in feb 2017.
New seeds for this season are:
Anaheim
Hungarian Hot Wax
Naga Morich
Pimientos de Padrón
Rocoto Yellow
7 Pod Brain Strain Red
7 Pod Bubblegum
7 Pot Congo SR Gigantic Red
Tabasco
Trinidad Moruga Scorpion Red
And Serrano & Jalapeno which I also grew last season.
Can't wait to get started!
Well, it's that time of year where old fashioned folks are making resolutions, and I want to resolve to work on my GLOG consistently in 2019. 2018 was a great year, despite some considerable setbacks. I managed to grow far more chiles than I could ever hope to eat, so I gave tons away. In the end, a few disappointments aside, it was an overall successful season.
The same cannot be said for my GLOG. I neglected the fark out of my 2018 GLOG. This year, I want to post at least once a week, no matter what.
At this point, I don't want to post lists or anything because I have a herculean season ahead of me. See, I intend to overhaul my yard, build some beds, order up some topsoil and compost to fill then, amend the soil with all kinds of...
I started a few plants back in April and they are producing now. The first few pictures show those the second is the plant set up with drip irrigation outside. As of right now here are the varieties I have
Bahamian goat
Habanero
Scotch brains
AJI Lemondrops
Monkey Face Yellow
Andy's unreaper v2
Cayenne
So that brings me to today.
I just started some super hot seeds on the 11th the varieties are
Andy's un reaper v2
Carolina reaper
Peach ghost scorpion
The seeds were soaked for 12 hours in water then planted in Coco coir/earthworm castings/perilite that had been sterilized. attached are pictures from the 11th and from yesterday when my first sprout appeared it took a total of 6 days. I will be removing my humidity dome and placing...
Hi guys! This year I'm mainly lurking here. I'm following a few projects, some glogs and check for any interesting posts daily. I just haven't gotten around to contributing a lot this year. I had great plans for this season, but as always life tends to get in the way. My dad got diagnosed with cancer. Although he caught it very early, that kinda stuff still gets to you. It seems he's in the clear now though, so that's nice. Also the usual stressing about money and work got to me a little. All in all I didn't really feel like dealing with my 'internet life' as well.
All is not bad though! My SO and I each got an allotment at the local community gardens. They're right next to each other, so we basically have one big allotment. They're 4...
Hi everyone! I've grown peppers for a couple years now, and posted some pictures of my plants on here last season. This year I decided to go in better equipped than my previous years, so I setup a 36x60x72 grow tent and started all my seeds in rockwool cubes. I got some seeds from Atlantic Pepper Seeds, and some from Puckerbutt Pepper Company.
So far I've got a White Fatalii and Yellow Scotch Bonnet in the 18 gallon DWC tote. Other varieties I currently have growing in rockwool and in coco, are Aji Pineapple, Pink Habanero, Chocolate Habanero, Carolina Reaper, purple Bhut Jolokia X Pimenta De Neyde cross, Bolivian Rainbow, Purple Jalapeno, Farmers Market Jalapeno, and Purple Serrano. There's also a couple Tasmasmian Chocolate...
2019 – 2020 Grow List
Super-Hots
Big Black Mama
Big Red Mama
Big Yellow Mama
Bhut Jolokia Red
Bhut Jolokia Yellow
Bhut Jolokia Peach
Bhut Orange Copenhagen
Arse Clown Jolokia
Jays Ghost Red
Brazilian Ghost
Chocalate Naga Brain
Dorset Naga
Naga Jolokia Yellow
Jays Peach Ghost Scorpion
Pink Tiger x Peach Bhut
Chocolate Bhut x Yellow Seven Pot
Yellow Seven Pot x Naga Jolokia
Flamin Devil Red
Flamin Devil Pink
Reaper x Clavo Red
Major Pain X Yaki Blue
RR Big Peach
Chocolate Bhutlah
Madballz x Big Black Mama
Congo Seven Pot Gigantic Red
Congo Seven Pot Gigantic Mustard
Seven Pot Gravedigger
Seven Pot Jonah
Seven Pot Green
Seven Pot Yellow
Seven Pot Burgundy
Seven Pot Pink
Seven Pot Red
Seven...
This is my first grow of any plant ever. I have never had a reason to grow any and usually not enough space to as well. Now I have space and can't find super hot peppers in my area.
-The Plan
>Soak in tea
>Germinate stored in tuperware with damp paper towels in the over with the light on
>I am doing this so that they stay warm. This is how I normally proof bread
>Plant germinated seeds in double dixie cups
>Might trying crossing here
>Plant in ~3gal pots(3gals still in question might go 2 or 3.5gal)
> Keep roughly 10 plants inside, give ~5-10 plants to freinds, and put the rest outside
>Keep as many alive as I can
>Make food spicy
So far I soaked the seeds in black tea for 24hrs and just put them in the oven to germinate. Now...
Hello everyone,
About a month or so back I started some pepper seeds growing indoor under light. The 400w Metal Halide recently got upgraded to a new more efficient bulb that should last 1.5 to 2 years without much diminishing intensity. This is usually a common problem with MH bulbs. So far I have 1 pepperoncini (oldest most bushy plant) Jalapeno hybrid (not sure which it is Edit It's called Ring Leader Hybrid) Banana pepper (Heirloom) and lastly a Jimmy Nardello (dinky/sickly/yellow looking plant) Not sure whats up with the JN plant possibly over watering. It's been growing for 3-4 weeks and is so small idk. Also just ordered Golden Marconi seeds can't wait to get them germing.
Soil - Promix bx, Seafood compost (mixed in the...
Didn’t really keep up to date with last glog but aiming to add something every two weeks more for a record of progress.
I seemingly find myself looking back at my previous glogs and using them as reference so here’s the next one.
Starting two weeks earlier than last year and with some new gear and lighting.
Grow list as follows
White Ghost
7 Pot Congo Gigantic SR Mustard
Gator Jigsaw
White Hot Lime
Mustard Moruga Brains
Hababon Peach Cross
Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion
Kracken Scorpion Peach
Mako Akokosrade
Scotch Brains
Scotch Bonnet WHP II
Bhut Jolokia (Ghost) Solid Gold
Primo x Butch T Orange
Aji Charapita
Orange Turdcicle
BBG7 x Tabasco
BOC x Brain Strain
Leviathan Gnarly Scorpion
BBG7 x Apocalypse Scorpion (No Calyx)
Reaper x BOC...
Hi, I'm new to The Hot pepper community and thought I'd give it a go with a grow log. I live in Durban, South Africa and have always loved peppers. This is my 2nd year growing peppers with not too much luck last year. Please feel free to give advice and criticism where its needed.
My 2019 grow list so far
Chinense
Bhut jolokia red
Black panther orange
Genghis Khan's brain
Scarlet lantern Peru
Chocolate bhutlah
7Pot barrackpore
Carolina Reaper
Maldivian heart x purple bhut
Chocolate Habanero
Golden habanero
Peruvian white habanero
Chocolate Fatalii
Bahamian Goat
Pubescens
Mini Rocoto yellow
Baccatum
Aji lemon
Aji Amarillo
Aji Fantasy
Aji Norteno
Annuum
Goats weed
Thai dragon
black scorpion tongue
Thunder mountain...
Hey! Few months ago I posted a little sneak peek in a different topic, now it's the time to start the 2019 season thread. I spent a lot of time last year crossing different varieties with each other, in result I harvested seeds from 92 crosses. At 06.01 I sowed these crosses + 30 other varieties. That number seems to be huge at first glance, but I am convinced that many of them will not sprout, because not all crosses are viable. In 2018 ~60% of my crosses didn't sprout. Some of these crosses were repeated but parents were replaced with each other (variety Y pollinated with Z pollen is another cross than variety Z pollinated with Y pollen). Two plants of each variety will be planted in the ground. The main goal for this season will be...
Sorry about the title; it just came to mind. Warning: This glog will most likely be EXTREMELY BORING - read at your own risk. 2019 will be my third "proper" year growing chillies. I'm still at the newbie stage of wanting to try every variety of several species and haven't yet managed to narrow it down to particular favourites. Consequently most of my planned grow is made up of things that are new to me.
Decided to go for more baccatums next year as they seem to do well in my climate; they take months to ripen but then I get a glut. Gluts are very welcome in my house. Will grow a few annuals as ornamentals outside the front door and also some I hope are reliable enough to get a crop from even if we have a bad summer. I love...
![Quebo's first ever attempt at growing plants [2019]](https://thehotpepper.com/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ibb.co%2Ftsh8wDH%2FDSC-0053.jpg&hash=8c6f5e536a80b4fa594e25b3e0bb12f1)
Hi,
For the first time ever I'm growing some plants! I chose to grow jalapenos, so I bought some seeds and some potting soil and I got to it (without really reading into it first).
The first mistake I made was to plant about 10 seeds in one small pot, and then waiting too long to move them to a bigger pot. I removed some of the weaker looking plants, so I now have 4 mid sized plants in one big container and then 3 smaller plants in small pots (at least for now). I planted in mid march and they've been growing slowly, weather has been quite bad and summers here are short (amsterdam area).
One of the smallest plants had a flower growing, it opened up a couple of days ago but fell off today :( I don't know if thats a good or a bad...
Well, hello everybody! Thank you for stopping by! I'm sorry I'm late to the show. It takes me a long while to get started on anything. I've decided to cut down on varieties and just grow what I know I like, and have more plants of those. I'll be adding a few more as they hook. As of right now, here's what's growin':
2019 Growlist
Purple Flower BBG Orange
Antep Aci Dolma (Devv)
Aji Oro (TGCM)
Fluorescent Yellow Superhot ?? WHP
Black Congo (PL)
Cluster BBG (Buckeye)
Red BBG7 (Ocho Cinco 2014)
Bishop's Crown
Brown Moruga (PL)
Peach Bhut (Genetikx)
SB7J (Pex Peppers 2014)
Black Naga x Peri-Peri F3 (Mine)
Pumpkin Bubblegum (Ford's)
7 Pot Cinder Caramel F4 (My seeds and Mojo's seeds. Also have F2 clone overwinter)
Not very far...
I've got another seedling with a weird look to it. Just wanting to compare with pictures others might have of the Purple Maui pepper seedling. Here's what popped in mine a few days ago, planted 12/18.. The rest of the pots planted with these have produced nothing.
At first I just attributed the weird look to genetic damage from potentially old seed(it definitely has some damage on one of the cotyledon) There is just something about the red stem, pale veins on that leaf shape that screams Amaranthaceae, the more I look it.
So it's that time again. Stupid landlord and other haters wondering what am I doing now!? Well.. They don't know me. "Figured after last year you'd be done with all that pepper growing crap since you wasted so much time, energy, and money. That was just silly.."
Listen Mr. Creepy Landlord. I got news for you - I'm gonna go harder, faster, and better than last year and you can threaten me with not being able to use the water source - make me build a "rainwater collection system" (and that's not a lot of work[and mosquitoes] for $10 extra p/month on the well?). But I will push on...
So here we go. Late start. Zone 6b. Middle Tennessee. Rockwool first timer. Learned a hell of a lot last year. Had (in my opinion) an extremely successful...
Because I live in a HOT climate! Temps in the upper 90's and 100's for most of the year, and a few sudden drops to the 40's for a few days scattered in. And wind is a constant! It's tough to grow sensitive plants here, but I've never backed down from a challenge! I should have sown 2 months ago, but life was busy. I had 4 red rocotos started, but one day they were all dead for some reason :mope: Anyway, here's to a new growing season!!
Last year was great, tons of peppers were turned into powders and mashes to last me until next winter. This year I'm trying new peppers that I haven't grown before.
Red Rocoto
Aribibi Guisano
2 house strains from my buddy, "Feltmann Smooth" and "Feltmann Wrinkled"
Bubblegum Pumpkin
The...