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Was looking forward to growing these (CGN21500) and they are allready showing some nice dark stems Last year i had only one rocoto rio hualaga that germinated. It took forever to germinate and at transplanting it had hardly any roots, more like a little knob on the bottomside of the stem...

I found this vendor on the web and in some of their pictures they have a more annuum like appearance.

I'm growing chinense outdoors in the Netherlands without any major issues (even on open ground) True, they need a period of hot weather and especially hot nights to have a proper fruit set, but other than that they do just fine. They even outperform a lot of annuums both in production and in...

Maybe i should get myself one of those berry pickers they use in harvesting blueberries... :think: I'm not so sure about that.... on open ground the sweet peppers often become quite sturdy and small. In your (awesome) greenhouse they will become more lanky thus way bigger.... I'm also afraid...

You could use a thermostat if it's getting too hot. Bought one last year and i am very pleased with it. Gives you more control over the situation and ofcourse something to tinker with!

Transplanted all the seedlings! 🥳 Had to make some hard decisions today... brought down the numbers of plants per variety to fit the growspace and make my grow manageable in the months to come. Ended up with the numbers below: Chinense: 3 Habanada 2 Trinidad perfume 3 Bonda ma Jacques x...

The Mako akokosrade are allready growing sideshoots at cotyledon level!

Good to read that here! I noticed something similar a couple of times with seeds that i almost gave up on. I started bringing down temperature, removing covering lids and letting them dry out a bit and all of a sudden hooks everywhere.

Some very tasty annuums on your growlist this year! Here's to a great season :cheers:

Good thing it missed that Traeger pellet grill!

Seeds with coatings are usually made for professional horti/agri culture. The coating can have many purposes. Fungicides, insecticides or a vast array of biological amendments like specific nutrients or beneficial microbes/fungi or even root stimulants etc. Also the coating makes for non...

Update on the second round: Piquillo 18/20 Kapia 12/15 Thunder mountain longhorn 5/6 Cayenne #1 6/6 Buena mulata 2/6 Biker billy 3/6 Orange thai 4/6 Giallo d'Asti 9/15 Goccia d'oro 0/15 Peperone Lombardo 2/15 Ancho mulato 0/10 Prik khee nu 5/6 Transplanted 16 piquillo, 10 kapia, 5 tml, 6...

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I always like to do some seed browsing there! Every now and then my wife goes shopping with her sisters and my mother in law, ofcourse being a man i will always find an excuse for not having to join them. Only when they decide to go shopping in Dordrecht (city in the Netherlands) i offer to...

Large Orange thai

The Bonda ma Jacques i grew last year developed a full flavor profile and awesome scent very early on. Very good flavor too!

As always! 😁 I should position them alternate though, so the leafpairs won't hinder eachother in the small confinement of the growcabinet later on... Just do it! :D

My Bahamian goats had the same, pods in the early season were all over the place and as the season progressed the phenos became almost 100% spot on. Carrying on Erin's legacy under dutch skies this year!

Seems i was whining prematurely..... what a difference a few hours can make... All of the deno seeds show signs of germination! 🥳:dance: Still don't like the deno method though! 😠

Still no sign of the aji charapitas... it has been more than three weeks now... :mope: Allready started the rest of the charapita seeds using the deno method. Hoping this will give me more insight in what's going on. On the bright side: i haven't seen any fungus gnats yet this season!? The...