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Well the peppers have been doing well despite some of the issues i have been having. all the leaves on my pepper plants seem to be very small but green with some crinkling. no aphids that i can find and i have been spraying them with neem oil every 2 days. they seem to have stunted for a long...

well, its been slow growing to say the least! i live in OK and in the past month we have had 18" of rain (8" in one night), twisters, baseball size hail, temp swings from 38*F in the morn to 90*F by 6:00PM, straight line winds of 70MPH...and aphids! For those who baby their pepper plants let me...

Thanks for the well wishes. I did have to pull up the hab and jal due to some major cat damage. I potted them up and threw the aji and wax in the garden. The hab and jal are in the er now...we will see how resilient they are

here is the rest of my salsa garden. Toms,Tomatillos, and onions i am going to redo my crappy tom supports, i had to rig that due to high winds and i was in a hurry! Picture 044 by ChrisJeep7, on Flickr

lastly i have some containers that i am trying again. with black hungarian Hot Wax Aji Habanero 2 Red Habs 1 sweet hab (someone gave me) Picture 049 by ChrisJeep7, on Flickr sweet hab...we will see doesnt seem to be very healthy Picture 045 by ChrisJeep7, on Flickr aji started out very...

this hab just sits here and looks much sadder than all the others. also its slightly yellow with small leafs. Picture 038 by ChrisJeep7, on Flickr could this be due to cold temps? next is my first overwinted tabasco. it is very bushy but also just kinda sits with no real growth. the unknown...

I have been lurking on THP for a year or so after my first season netted me one (1) pepper to eat and was an unmitigated disaster. So, after much reading and planning i have raised a new crop from seeds (most), bought plants, and overwinters. For me the overwintering process was a HUGE success...