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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4o9VURytpoM This is just of the front yard, got some more out the back, might make up another video tonight which would be a lot shorter.

I've started on my second season and have "transplanted" eight plants so far: 3 Legend, 3 Mira, a Siletz and a Sacramento. Discovered that delivering too much air to a bucket of water is not good for plants - they were wilting. Turned the pump off and they have perked up a bunch. I have no idea how many plants I can cram into the GH - somewhere between 39 and 51 - only time will tell. The plants so far: Three Mira Three Legend One Siletz One Sacramento Joining them, in time, will be Florida 91, Delicious and IT-06-313. Minimum goal: A ripe tomato to pick on Christmas Day in the morning. Ultimate goal: 100 pounds of ripe tomatoes per week by the end of December. Mike

I started some seeds sunday night (1-10). I have a few more seeds in the mail from trades. To keep track of the plant dates, I'm going to list them out here. Seedman.com seeds(two seeds per cup): 4x Fatali 4x Bhut Jolokia 2x Golden Greek Pepperoncini 2x Goat Horn The last two are annums if my research is correct. If they grow to fast i will start them over at the end of Feb. Bob

Thanx much to (OrigamiRN For hooking me up with some plants)White bullet habaneroJolokiaFatali:lol:

kk guys here we r. my pics and i'd just like to thank every body for there support. Tree of paititi Sonoran chiletepin pepper Goat pepper pod on the plant waiting to ripen. Supposed to be a datil plant ( from applepie )

Hail! So i shall start another one of these threads for your forum clogging pleasure :-) At the time of this post i am growing: Bhut Jolokia 7 pot Trinidad Scorpion Aji Omnicolour Bolivian Rainbow Jalapeno Orange Habanero 'Razzamatazz' Mystery Ornamental This is my first time growing seedlings, and apart from a brief forray into gardening when i was like 4, my first growing experience! Today i repotted most of my seedlings from 1.5 inch seedling tray cells to 3.5inch pots. I used potting soil mixed with some perlite to help drainage. I've never repotted before and im sure i will lose some seedlings. Some of them had very small root balls!!! I buried them a few cm deeper than they were before. Here is pics! Top tray roughly left to...

last video of the year for me here in North Texas...plants look like a 60 year old 10 month pregnant woman feels...wore out and loaded with children... ;) I will be harvesting starting today until all peppers are picked...will be a chore but a work of love... hope you enjoy...

I bought some seeds that were supposed to be Caribbean Red Habanero. They sprouted directly in an outdoor container in less than a week, and grew nicely. But then when I saw the first podling I said, "What the heck?" I began taking pictures, so I may as well continue thru harvest. Same pod a couple weeks later.

Ok well here they r Monkey's Face Poor looking doorstte naga. I'll translpant and fertilize soon 7pot unknown sender. Arribivi gusano cmpman

Moving from one house to another at 30° F, though 4 miles only, was a lot of stress for my plants. The neglect during all the moving and cleaning up activities added some stress too and caused some severe setback for my plants. This is how far they recovered until now. The plants in the wintergarden: My biggest plant so far: Aji Pineapple Tepin

just learning to use the video function of one of my cameras.... A walk about the back yard..

Like I said in my log I moved everything outside. My plants outgrew the growroom and I couldnt get in there to work so I needed to go outside and redesign the room for the fall. Stupif Video, Plants are not perfect, in fact I stressed them a bit since I couldnt get to maintaining them the way I needed to. It was impossible to work in the closet:lol:. Just thought some people would like to see what I have going. :P EDIT hit enter by accident and it posted, video link will be edited in around 5 minutes!

Things have been going well here, so I thought I'd post what's going on. Video: Pics: Thanks everyone for all the fine help, support, and information that made it possible! Cheers.... ~QS