I have some big plans for the 2014 season coming up. Already have the layout scheduled and supplies bought So heres's a list of what I'll be growing in the superhot area.
* Brown Moruga Scorpion
* Chocolate Morugs Scorp.
* Caramel Moruga Scorp.
* Red Moruga Scorpion
* Red Moruga Satan Strn.
* Yellow Moruga Scorp.
Brown Naglah
* Red Naglah
Chocolate Bhutlah
* 7 Pot Primo
* 7 Pot Brain Strain Red
* 7 Pot Brain Strain Yellow
* 7 Pot Brown
* 7 Pot Bubblegum
* 7 Pot Douglah
* 7 Pot Douglah Red
* UN Brain Strain Cross
* Sepia Serpent
* Carolina Reaper
* Jays Ghost Scorpion Red
* Brazil Ghost Pepper
* Douglah X Butch T crs.
* Brazilian Brain Strain
I will have 12 plants of each type growing and a few other crosses I have been working on...
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These are the first plants I have ever planted. They were planted on May 7th. I tried the plastic bag method but the results were disappointing. I got the seeds mixed up when planting so they could be a number of different types of peppers. I am just using a cheap bag of Miracle Grow Garden soil. The second pic is my makeshift plant rack for now. Just like the first batch, I will let them soak a little sunlight for a few hours every day. I am sure I am doing something wrong, but this is all new to me.
here we go my first ever glog, this my first time growing peppers so please bare with me with my unorganized plants and pictures.my growing medium is MG potting mix, MG moisture potting mix, perlite, red and black cindersused jiffy pellets and my aerogarden to sow my seeds.
my grow list is all mixed:
giant green bell pepper (home depot)
jalepeno (home depot)
serrano (home depot)
poblano (home depot)
anaheim (home depot)
numix twilight (amazon.com)
explosive ember (amazon.com)
charleston pepper (i forgot were i got this from)
pretty purple pepper (amazon.com)
bhut jolokia (i forgot were i got this from)
orange habanero (not sure)
bolivian rainbow (amazon.com)
cowhorn (free seed from pepper joe)
peter pepper (pepper joe)
ok gonna start...
Hi there
I've been lurking around this forum for a while now, and thought this would be the right time for this post.
This year I'll be growing mainly indoors, I planted the first seeds in December, a few more in the beginning of January, and then the last few seeds in the beginning of February.
Here's my list:
Royal Black
Aji Amarillo
Habanero Chocolate
7pot White
Trinidad Scorpion ’Butch T’
Hungarian Yellow Wax Sweet
Hungarian Yellow Wax
Lemon Drop
Aji Benito
Rocoto
Blondie
Bolivian Rainbow
Yellow Teapot
Rawit
Numex Twilight
Peito de Moca
Bhut Orange Copenhagen
Naga Morich
Habanero Meltdown
Trapadeira Werner
Madame Jeanette
Habanero Hot Lemon
Carolina Reaper
Habanero X-strain
Numex Suave Orange
Praetermissum PI441654
Trinidad...
So now it's time to make another attempt and hope for a better year.
I didn't want to make a glog this year... but I see many already started. That motivates me to make a glog.
2013 was a year for learning and making mistakes and mostly experiments. Needless to say I found and learned a lot and I know this year is gonna rock!
So let's get started with some pics, and I'll update with th list later today and I'll be visiting glogs in a short while ;) and here's to 2014!!! :cheers:
This is my list so far, and I will update if anything changes.
-CAP 539 (C. Annuum) (Judy)
-Calusa Indian Mound (C. Annuum) (Judy)
-Tepin Sonora (C. Annuum) (Mine)
-CAP 501 (C. Chacoense) (Judy)
-CGN 20510 (C. Chacoense) (Judy)...
I figured it was close enough to go ahead and start my 2014 grow. I have already sown many seeds and have a few seedlings as well. Some of you may have seen towards the end of my last grow I had an in-ground garden plot tilled. It's fairly large at 30' long by 25' wide, so it'll hold way more plants than I could ever use lol. I will fill it as much as I can without going overboard..... I am going to be growing the wilds in root pouches just for convenience mainly, I will overwinter all of them hopefully. I just don't want to have to dig them up and worry about damaging their roots. I have about 15-20 seedlings under the T5's right now along with a good bit ofs eeds I'mwai ting to pop up, and my lonely hydro plant (Yellow Daisy Cutter)...
This is some of my plants and they are 6 weeks old. I planted 45 seeds (9 types) and 35 of them are growing fine :-)
Hello Everyone,
This is my first post here, first Glog, and first attempt at growing peppers indoors.
Start Date: Saturday 11/02/13
I currently have:
7x Ghost Pepper
4x Scorpion
3x Reaper
4x Some sort of thai ornamental
9x Habanero (Red and Golden varieties)
11/02/13:
Soak seeds in dilute H2O2 mixture with added KNO3. (approx 1 tbsp H2O2 and 1/4 tbsp KNO3 per cup of water)
Expand coir overnight with boiling water in a bucket.
11/03/13:
Prepare 'starter mix':
Remove coco coir from water and squeeze out excess (one handful at a time).
Add fine vermiculite in approx 6:1 ratio by volume and mix.
Add a bit of water back in if necessary. I use a 'squeeze test', if you can squeeze out 5-6 drops with moderate force, you have...
Well I've come a long way since I joined these forums. May 2013 was my first year gardening. Fall 2013 I built a grow room. I'm tired of trying to take care of these plants in a confined space. I can't wait until it's warm enough to put them outdoors!
Well, I decided to do a glog to share with you and to help me keep up with what I do and when....
Today, I planted up some annuums I started in their germination tray on January 18. Nothing exotic here - just stuff I've always liked. Serranos, Cayennes, and Big Jims were potted up today in the pots they'll stay in this season. I only wanted two of each so I potted some up in small pots I will give away (probably to my brother).
I also re-potted some overwinters - Grenada Hot, Datil, and Caribbean Red. The Grenada Hot and Datil are both several years old.
Grenada Hot
Datil
Caribbean Red
I also re-potted a Besler's Cherry that's been producing even in the off season. This is an interesting pepper because it...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdaWUfVVq1Y
So, another glog from another newbie, who has never grown any plants in his life before!
Started the first batch of seeds in a heated propagator late november, and some are already beginning to flower. (although they may fall off, we'll see about that!)
Next batch started late december.
When moved from the propagator, they came under first 1, then 2 LED lights from:
http://www.bh-froe.com/ZC/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=57&products_id=2653
Another 2 are ordered, this time 2x36W.
YES, i have fallen into the same trap as many of you fools, i will run out of space :mope:
I am a sucker for Poppers and the likes, and my taste buds are not yet hardened off, so my grow list is somewhat whimpy compared to the average THP member...
I`m going to try and keep a GLOG this year. In the past I`ve felt that if I did a GLOG I`d get bored with keeping it up, so we`ll see how it goes.
In the mean time, this is my current grow list for 2014. It may change sometime in the next 10 minutes. I decided to go with mostly weird, relatively unknown stuff :party:
The Supers
7-pot Brown
7-pot Brown (Red phenotype)
7-pot Savannah
7-pot Rennie
Trinidad Scorpion Moruga Blend
Chocolate Moruga
Brown Moruga
Bubblegum 7-pot F4
Fatalii Gourmet Jigsaw
Douglah x Butch T F5 Brown
Douglah x Butch T F5 Red
Yellow Trinidad Scorpion x Butch T Yellow
Chocolate Bhut x Yellow 7-pot Brown
SB7J
UBSC (unidentified brain strain cross)
The C.chinense varieties.
Wild Brazil
Cumari...
Hey all, I find myself with a couple of free hours and thought I would finally contribute something to the forums that I've been lurking around for the last 12 months.
My motivation for posting a grow log this season is simple - I need to restore some pride. To be blunt, last summer was my first time growing and I sucked pretty hard. I did somehow manage to pull a few pods amidst the carnage of being double teamed by my own stupidity and mother nature, but I'm determined to be more successful this season.
Given that I am still very much a rookie, please don't hesitate to offer any advice or criticism you have if you see me doing anything dumb on here.
Living in Brisbane (AUS), I wanted to get things off to an early start this...
My hydro garden this year. So far 128 peppers. Approx. 32 different types.
Well some history and updates:
A gardener for several years, and a newbee to the world of Super Hots I got started and hooked last season when I got "wind " of the Carolina Reaper. Better late than never, I sowed seeds very early April, found this great forum, and bought some additional plants from Mad Hill Peppers. The knowledge that flows freely here was and is invaluable.
So, this season I got started way earlier and sowed some seeds at the end of January. Got off to a great start but let roughly a half of the plants dry out. I had to nurse them back and for the most part they are doing OK. Stepped them them into 3.5 " containers, into custom blend of soil, compost, grow mix, ect. Then I sowed a second batch and they got...
Strains: 7pot Jonah, 7Pot Douglah, Carolina Reaper (Refining Fire Chiles)
Sown: 01/08/14
Germed:1/21-2/23
Housing: Secret Jardin Dr90T (dark room 90 twin)
Lighting: Sunblaze 24, T5 HO fluorescent fixture
Medium: Black Gold seedling mix, Worm Gold Plus (castings)
Nutrients: Boogie Brew (compost tea 1- 2.6 -2.5), SEA-90 (trace sea minerals), Azos(xtreme gardening N fixing bacteria), Kelp4less Endo Humic blend (80%humic acid and 20% endo-mycorrhizae) Pure Protein fish fertilizer (15-1-1 soluble powder)
Total plants: 3 Jonah, 2 Douglah, 5 Carolina Reaper [Pellet plants not included. Idk if they'll be ready this season (except the Serranos they'll be good to go.) but maybe overwinters?]
Tomatoes on the right... Peppers on the left... 2 Simple 40watt fluorescent bulbs (cool white).
Indoor Grow spots...
Yes, those plastic containers at the bottom were filled with manure... If manure was measured in gallons, I got 87 gallons of cow manure!
Earth day success!!!
SINGLE BHUT BOUGHT FROM STORE.
Spoke too soon... (sunburn on tomatoes)
More updates to follow... Lessons learned.
hi guys tittle say it all, any and all opinions welcomed, just please don't be to harsh on a newb such as myself. the one that has sprouted is a brown maruga scorpion
I'm not much on pics but I'll post some as things develop. This is my first official, posted glog so go easy on me please!
Each variety will be in sets of four seeds and I'll only keep the two best of each seedling variety. I'm using Espoma Organic Seed Starter instead of Jiffy Peat Pellets, which I used last year with really good success. An 8 quart bag was cheaper than 75 individual peat pellets and I have plenty left over.
Here is my list;
Madballz
Nebru
Orange Bhut
TS-Yellow CARDI
7 Pot Yellow x BJIC
7 Pot Red
Bad Brains (special thanks to Wes!)
7 Pot Bubblegum
Batalii
Not Black Naga x Mean Red
Chocolate Bhut x 7 Pot Yellow
TS-Red
SB7J
Fatalii Jigsaw
7 Pot Primo x Yellow Bhut
Peach Bhut
Red Congo Trinidad
7 Pot White
I have...
College student, long time lurker, first time poster. Having had several successful DWC and one short but successful aeroponic tomato, i decided to try harder. I will have a rubbermaid of at least 20 gallons as the rez for the two cement mixer trays (36 x ,18 x 8in). the cloner/LPA will be an old 40 gallon breeder aquarium i have no use for anymore. most likely half, but possibly 3/4, will be used for cloning, with the remaining room being filled with 2/3 kinds of basil, kale, and spinach. The pictures i put up now are just what i have so far. left to buy are another cement mixing tray, acrylic and hole saw for the top of the aquarium, and more hydroton/hydrocorn as well as misc. nutrients. the peppers i will be growing will be...
This will be my first real attempt at growing from seed (last year, I tried planting some pepper seedlings from Lowe's, directly into the ground, and they just died a pathetic death).
I have 3 cubic yards of Gro-Pro Potting Soil being delivered next Monday, and I'm going to fill 2 5x5 foot raised beds with it:
Will I be able to cram all these plants into those 2 beds? I figure that I can get 16 plants into a 5x5 bed if I leave one foot spacing between the plants and the walls / each other.
I'm currently sprouting the seeds under 2 4-bulb T8 fixtures, with 3 of each type -- one will go into the raised bed, one will go into a Walmart bag and one will be a spare. With a few exceptions, germination rates with a heating mat /...
Hey all!
Brief background: I have never grown anything before. Somebody gave me a ghost pepper in the fall. Before using the pepper in my cooking, i scraped out all of the seeds. Harvested 56 seeds. I planted them in a Burpee peat-pod starting kit (I later read you shouldn't use the peat-pods for starting hot peppers. Oh well. too late for that)
All ghost pepper seeds. (I think)
Planted 2/18
first sprout (hook) Tuesday (3/3)
placed the whole tray in a makeshift grow house (3/4)
Took this picture this morning.
(The site wont let me embed google pics so here is the link)
http://goo.gl/FP5iTD
Exciting week, Lot's of growth.
I will continue to search the boards looking for answers, But if anybody wants to throw out...
Happy New Year everyone.
Episode 17 is now up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcE_TUpwZkA
So this is my first time growing peppers and there really should be a pepper growers anonymous group in the welcome page warning people about how addicting it is to grow peppers. I started innocently enough ordering maybe 4 different pepper varieties. I planted them and everything seemed to be good, then I found some more peppers that sounded good and planted them. I joined this site and learned about even more pepper varieties and made the "mistake" of going to pepperlovers.com , Judy sent me so many extras of course I had to plant them too. Now I have so many varieties growing that I am running out of space.
You will see from the light that the bottom section with the t5 ho was supposed to be for me and my peppers while the 4 t8...
Hi guys,
First time grower and chili enthousiast. This website/ forum already helped me out a lot, so I wanted to post some pictures of our setup.. Me and my, I must say, very willing girlfriend live in a small city apartment, so not much room to work with. On our last trip to Costa Rica we got some chili seeds from a wild Habanero and some store bought Cayenne. We decided to try and grow as much as possible. Germination rate was about 95% and we ended up with a bunch of seedlings. Because our notorious Belgian winters we went out, did some research and bought a 15 W E27 LED growlight. Fitted it to an IKEA reading light, and was pretty surprised about the results. The plants all have steady growth, the leaves on the plants look...
Carolinia Reaper (Germinating)
Carolina TearDrop F3 (my creation) (Germinating)
T.S Moruga red
T.S Moruga Yellow
T.S Moruga Chocolate (Germinating)
T.S Moruga Chocolate "Long" f2 (natural phenotype) (Germinating)
T.S. Red Satan (LOOKING FOR SEEDS)
T.S. Butch T Mississippi Strain (Germinating)
T.S. Butch T longtail (Germinating)
T.S. Butch T Yellow (Germinating)
7 Pot BrainStrain Red (Germinating)
7 Pot BrainStrain Yellow (Germinating)
7 Pot BrainStrain Brown/Chocolate (Germinating)
7 Pot Brown (Germinating)
7 Pot Burgundy (Germinating)
7 Pot Defcon 7 (Germinating)
7 Pot Lava (Germinating)
7 pot Bubblegum (Germinating)
7 Pot Primo Red (Germinating)
7 Pot Primo Yellow (Germinating)
7 Pot Primo Orange...
I'd appreciate any criticism as to the organization to the grammar of it as well. Thanks!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MWvvjWlh9KpWyVoskLMJBIz2fpVKCGijGHi42lEJeXg/edit?usp=sharing
Hello THP members!
This is actually my first post on THP forum. I hope everyone else is as excited to grow as I am this year because I am super pumped. Last season, I grew Bhut Jolokias for the first time and now I am addicted to super hots. I figured I would document this year's progress as a guide to new growers out there. Anyways, let me bring ya'll up to speed!
I begin germinating my seeds in early February. I'm considering starting them even earlier next season. Most plants sprouted within 10 days, but I had a few that just now germinated this week. I never give up on a stubborn seed; some take 40+ days to spring into action. My best success seems to stem from (no pun intended) the paper towel method. After the taproots emerge...
Ocho Cinco and the Pepper Joe Experience
The plan:
Get a "Volcano in a Box" from Pepper Joe
Document the entire experience here on THP
Simple
I'm just a hobby grower. This will be my second year growing super hots but I am a relatively experienced gardener. Like most hobby growers, I don't have the space to grow a whole lot of plants. I will probably keep only one or two plants from each variety. The rest I will try to sell. I will try to keep contact with the buyers to see how their plants grew.
I plan on taking many pictures and videos to be as thorough as I can.
What will the results be?
Will the seeds germinate well?
Will the pods grow true?
Can I make some money?
Will this product succeed or fail?
Let the adventure...
So I'm setting aside 12 plants to attempt an overwintering.... looking at having 45 plants for 2014....
Plants I'm overwintering, 4 unlabelled supers that didn't produce, pimenta de neyde, purple flash, butch t, two unlabelled ornamentals from ajijoe, another unlabelled ornamental and pequin.
I have 11 varieties I'm waiting on from a sasbe offer here: super chili, aji pineapple, bishops crown, brazilian starfish, 7-pot jonah, datil, chocolate hab, f2 yellow fatali x red savina, and three wilds, c04392, c01225 and tc07246.
I have seeds saved from my last two seasons for orange manzano, rocoto amarillo, an okinawan variety, white habanero, golden habanero, tazmanian habanero, scotch bonnet, jamaican mushroom, yellow fatali, serrano...
Hi everyone,so,this will be my verey first attempt to start a glog,I live on a farm in SA in the Western Cape.
I AM still attending school (9th grade) and I will try my very best.
I just want to thank Lourens (PeriPeri)
And Conor (Saugapapper) for the fantastic seeds,you guys are awesome!
I will grow:
PeriPeri : mozambique
Habanero Orange
Peach Habanero
Jalapeno
7pot red
7pot brainstrain yellow
Yellow Fattali
Choc habanero
Billy Boy Douglah
Butch T Scorpion
The rest I can't remember,will send the full list tomorrow
I am in exam stage in school so things will be hectic,anyways,wish me luck,thanks.
As the title implies, I got off the line a bit slow. Owing to this, only having one seed tray, and no knowledge of my seeds viability/age (given by very generous users here, I thank ye) I took a shotgun approach and planted all seeds of a variety per cell. It worked out well as some varieties haven't hit 10% germination (yet). This'll likely be pilot error as I've never planted anything from seed except grass (of the lawn variety)!
The tray, uncovered:
My chicken scratch chart:
Unintended consequence of shotgun technique. Peruvian purples that were literally heaving the soil into the air as they all emerged at once. I had to push them back down multiple times. Still ended up with some helmet heads and a crowded mess:
Habanero in...
well, it's another year, and I promise this year to add weekly updates until the end of the season. I drifted off mid-summer last year and never showed any finished pods, plants, sauces, powders or anything! So, , , I started my super hots this afternoon after shoveling 4 inches of snow off my driveway. No overwinters this year, just seeds. I planted 15 White Ghost, 10 7 Pod Congo, and 5 each of the following: 7 Pod Orange, Large Yellow, White, Yellow Brain Strain, 5 Butch T's, and 5 Large Bell Peppers (as an experiment). All my seeds came from pepperlover.com. Started in peat pots, inside, with a heat mat and 7 inch humidity dome. Here's ground zero:
this season iv been way to slack to do a consistent Glog, so this year its just going to be bits and pieces.
to start with some pics from 20/3/14
more after a bump
I live in AZ and I feel like it seriously stunted the growth of my plants. They got 1' at most and was very lanky. It barely produced any fruit and fell over when it did. The method I'm going to use now should help A LOT. All I did before was put them in a raised bed with potting soil and used Miracle Gro pellets. Now I'm using a soil mix of: 1 part potting soil, 1 park peat moss, and half a part of vermiculite. I'm going to be using a fertilizer consisting of 1 part urea, 1 part pot ash, and two parts bone meal. I mix 1 teaspoon per gallon of water.
I'm also going to be growing in pots now. My main concern now is the heat. How do you guys do with the heat?
Yeeee freaking haaaa! It's that time of year can you believe it? I'll try to do a better job keeping the glog updated but don't hate me if I don't please!
Going to cut back on types and just grow a few this year. Absolutely fell in love with the Trinidad Scorpion Morouga from CPI last season so that will be my main grow. Got a few Sepia Serpents from SS that I'm intrigued by so a few of them. Had poor success with the Carolina Reaper last year so I'm going to give them another shot this season. Some 7 Pot Brain Strains and some 7 Pot Primo's will round things out. I imagine I'll be adding a few here and there as I can't never be happy with things at the beginning.
Best of luck to all of you and I hope you all have a wonderful...
*Information about added varieties on page 3*
Hey everyone! Long time lurker here... been using this site as an incredible resource for my everlasting search for face-melting heat. Decided to finally put all the knowledge I've gained to use, and grow my first super-hots!
This year was my first ever outdoor garden (and things went great!) along with many typical garden veggies, I grew some Thai chili's and orange habanero's. It's so awesome seeing all your hard work end up at the kitchen table. That being said... I've got growing fever now! Our outdoor season here in Idaho ends in Sept. - Oct. if you're lucky, and doesn't start back up until April-May'ish. That leaves me all winter with nothing to grow. So I decided to move things...
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Sorry for the link, but it's way easier than making all the formatting and picture edits for it to make sense.
I found this guy buried deep and brought it up. It's much longer than when I put it in, but it's cotyledons are yellow and look wrinkly. Is there any chance for salvation? I'm only growing about four plants this year (if the last one sprouts), so it's kind of a big deal. Thank you so much!http://i.imgur.com/bwIOqYc.jpg
This is my second year attempting to growing peppers.
Last year, battling the usual mix of poor UK weather, less than perfect attendance/care and limited space gave me enough peppers to keep me going but not the success I was expecting. However now I have a bit of experience, I have high hopes for this year.
In terms of selection, while I love some of the really hot peppers, I really can't get through many of them (I do not intend on scortching myself to look hard) so I thought I'd go for some of the milder exotic varieties that I can literally eat off the bush. Most of friends won't go near the hotter varieties, so I want to grow mainly the more accessable kinds.
With that said, upon ordering a pack of Cheiro Roxa from refining...
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Plants are fully loaded. Ripening takes to long though. Screaming at them doesn't do anything. Does feel good.