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Atta-boy Scott! Keep them coming!

I'm on that retirement train this year too...at least from the Navy so I know the struggle. Pace yourself, but we're gonna hold you to the weekend update! 

I've always enjoyed growing a few ornamental varieties (plus it helps keep mama off my back about the peppers). This year I grew a couple of ornamentals including the NUMEX Jigsaw...not to be confused with the superhot jigsaw which I'm also growing. I have been very pleased so far, the plants...

Bonus pics...       Numex Twilight   Bhut Jolokia   Big Jim   Yellow Devil's tongue    

The plant looks healthier now. I don't see much wrong with it. Your soil looks like it may be a little heavy...I think if you let it ride it will finally figure it out. You may try re-potting with a little more perlite or vermiculite in the soil, but I would wait a little longer and let it do...

Aside from those few sick ones your grow is looking awesome!  Hopefully the bad weather and sickness is all in your rear view! Those shady tomatoes look really good! Your hay bales are getting harder to identify...all just looks like well composted soil.

I always put captions under...some folks do over??? I get confused too. The plants do seem to like the weather here thus far. Heat still on the rise, but I don't think it will get hot enough here to have them shut down completely. My biggest challenge is shade most of the plants that aren't...

Monkey chia arms and Sri Lanka peppers... :rofl:

Awesome! I would love some of those goat's weed seeds at the end of the season. Hopefully I have some cool stuff to share from here as well.

Damn Paul! Your GLOG is moving at OG Shane speed or faster! Amazing plants and updates...I'm sure its been asked and answered, but how many plants total?

Moruga   Yellow 7 Pot   Bhut Jolokia   Yellow Devils Tongue   Fatalii (doesn't look true...)   Tepin 1 looks legit   Tepin 2 Suspect...   Tepin 1 on the left and 2 on the right...something fishy. I have several more Tepin plants from the same source and they're all a bit different, but...

How long it been outside? The leaves that form indoors under lights will thicken up as they start to put out the oil and wax necessary to cope with sunlight. 

Yeah...it was more of an experiment this season, so it is kind of small scale, but they are doing very well and next season I may expand. Need to find a cheaper source than Tractor Supply though. They are quick to wilt in the sun and need a little more water than my inground and containers...  ...

Not to hyjack Guru...here it is today. I will keep follow on updates on this little guy over on my glog to keep from cluttering up this joint. There are some tiny blooms...but they aren't opening all the way. Hope to get some pods. Supposed to be Annuum, but obviously looking Chinense. Its...

This reminds me of a trippy little plant that came from a packet of numex twilight seeds directly from NMSU Chili pepper institute. Crazy little plant. Have no idea what it may turn out to be...I think its trying to bloom and set now but I can't tell for sure.  Its less than 2" tall and the...

Whatup Dog! Looks like things are moving right along and the tundra is thawing nicely! Love all the wilds and pubes you got rockin! I have grown my fair share of wilds and know the patients and attention to detail many of them require. You obviously have those down pat. Nicely done thus far...

Crazy! Well developed pods to new seedlings! You definitely have the "itus" my friend! Catching up from a computer catastrophe...hope to stay up and running...and running is what i'll need to do to keep up with the likes of you!

Wow...you really blasted ahead of us mortals. Such great looking pods you're at least 3 weeks ahead of me on pod size. Love the bee water hole, contemplating adding a hive or two myself. Great stuff as always.

Looking great! Digging the cattle panel and pipe fence section trellises...my hay bales are producing some healthy plants so far as well. Wish I would have done another dozen or two bales,

Thanks brotha! Gonna try to peek into your world here in a bit!     Thanks Rich...aside from some wind damaged leaves during hardening they are looking strong! So many ladybugs here compared to California...much less trouble with aphids and mites so far. Temps here should be near the same or a...