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All outstanding requests have been fulfilled. If you haven't received a package or at least a tracking number, please contact me ASAP via PM. Thank you to all who have participated. For any johnnies-come-lately out there, I still have plenty of a number of varieties. PM me if interested.

Yes. Further reading indicates this variety may not be completely stable yet. At last count there are >60 germinated of 75 seeds planted. Assuming I find a home for most of them, this will be a good measure of stability. The mother plant has OWed successfully (barely), so that will provide...

Cool. Thanks, Richard. I was pretty sure that bloom was characteristic of something, just not sure what. After reading some more, I think it's a Sugar Rush Cream. https://thehippyseedcompany.com/product/sugar-rush-cream/...

Great looking plants there, Scott. Looks like a professional nursery set up.

Seeking thoughts on what this pepper might be.  These photos are from last year and aren't the best for identification, but it's all I have until the new crop comes in.   The pods are the yellow ones in the middle of this photo: For size reference, those are Bahamian Goats on the right.  The...

   The bags looked familiar to me so I looked closely at the labels and it looks like the branding is Marion Ag Services. I guess Black Lake is a distributor? http://www.blacklakeorganic.com http://marionag.com The bags look at lot like the products available here locally at Nitron...

Some photos taken yesterday, first up is the flat of OS RBJ:   I still think those weeds are a native nightshade, but I'm not certain.  I'll begin separating all of these soon and will set some of the unknowns aside.   Plenty (?) of BBM: Got a few of the same weed here, too.  The sparsely...

Nothing wrong with cardboard as weed barrier. The worms eat it and turn it into goodness.

Thanks, BC. I got a late start (again) this year, but things are coming along. I'm not sure if I have enough BBMs. I have one more flat to plant and I think I'll find room in it for at least a few more of those. Last year's glog wasn't my best effort. You should take a look at the earlier...

Depends on what part is burning...

Looking good. Swimming in peppers sounds like it could get real uncomfortable real fast if some of them get broken. Maybe wear a wetsuit?

Warhol would be proud.

Another possible image host is tinypic. http://tinypic.com/ It's also free and doesn't even require registration. You'll need to keep your own list of image links to be able to locate the images easily later. Images hosted on tinypic that I posted in my first glog in 2013 are still there.

That's a lot of roots.   Re the text posting issue, are you typing it directly into the reply window or cutting and pasting from another app?   If the latter, try this.  Once you get the text in the reply window, click "more reply options", or "full editor".  If you're using a mobile device...

Bahamian Goat started popping today, five days after planting. It's still about 200 days to average first frost here, so I think I'm in good shape. And that doesn't account for whatever season extension capacity I get in place between now and then.

The so-called "Trainer Hab" and Jaloro/Yellow Jalapeño seeds planted last Friday have already begun to come up as of yesterday. I think four days must be some kind of germination record for me. Tepins are up to eight sprouted, and counting.

You are very right, Sandy, stopping is not an option. I had to look up Asiatic beetles. I'm not sure I ever distinguished them from Japanese beetles, though I've certainly seen both here. I finally got them and June bugs under control here with milky spore, though I think it's about time to...

At this rate you'll be harvesting pods before plant-out. Is that a jade plant I see up there?

Plants are looking great. Are you going to keep them in pots or put them in the ground? Or some of each? What variety is the broken plant?

I noticed today one of my surviving OWs is the F6 from last year. It needs some TLC, but there's a chance it will hang on.