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Your rocotos are looking awesome, NJC! Whichever you choose to OW will be absolute beasts next season. The pictures of the potted Ecuadorian Red PFH chillin' in its chair are hilarious. Hope you get good ripening from the crop. That's a lot of rocotos!

Good stuff, NJC. You make this sound very appealing!

Sorry to hear about how tough things have been, Marturo. Glad to hear the basics are getting restored. The loss of all those frozen peppers really stinks, too.

That flex is a beauty Paul!

Good stuff, DWB! Looks like things are going well.

Thanks for sharing these. The one I started to grow indoors this offseason just germinated yesterday!

+1. Lookin' good Mr. G!

It's a real looker too, Marturo!

Hey PaulG. That's how I feel this season, too. It's been a tough one for we PNW folks and just about everything I have growing is well behind schedule. Your flexuosum looks happy and healthy though!

Good stuff, NJC! I would love to grow sweet potatoes here, but our climate doesn't pump out enough heat to make that work very well.

Nice video, Army, and some good looking shapes. The crunch when you bit into the #27 sounded good!

The Texas Hot Peppers pic looks like the real deal to me, @hadanero! For me, I recently started some indoors that I'll grow over the winter for isolated seeds then they'll go outside in the spring. Orange Arequipa Puna Pica Orange Aji Largo Manzano Amarillo Ollantaytambo Giant Yellow XL Brown...

Hey Army. I haven't posted here in a while, but I've been keeping up and it's great to see the continued development of your project. You may already be aware of this, but the range of colors for immature pods is governed by an allelic series at the sulfur-white "sw" locus, so you can...

Damn, Bou! The insides of #9 look really good.

Nice, DB. The reddish flower variation is an attractive one. Good luck with getting pods!

Nice! Sounds tasty - and spicy. What kind of mustard did you use for the sauce?

I see things are looking good a CC's place! Mine are also well behind last year due to the poor early season weather. I lost both my last OW Rhomboideum and last Tovarii this past overwinter, but everything else is doing great. For replacements, I planted about a dozen Rhomboideum seeds -...

It's really great how those turned out for you and awesome to see all that pod set! That potted Equator Red is a beast of a plant. You're going to have a heck of a start next season if you OW those - and hopefully a solid harvest this season the way things are looking.:dance::dance::dance:

Congrat's on the new ride! A little metal around you can come in handy when you need it. Hope the steering wheel's on the right side - meaning the left side ;)

That's awesome! Thanks! USPS regular mail usually works just fine and saves a few $$. Hey, what new weird British car did you get?