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And here are the roots from the last transplant. Next move is to 3g root pouches for the season. Hoping for a hot summer. Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

Well hello there. What fuzzy little feet you have... Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

Well I finally expanded and sifted enough coir to be able to pot up a couple of plants. Grabbed one Dreadie and one Jolokia. Once again some root porn and a shot of the plants in their new home. Neil Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

Thanks for the welcome! I started these about mid-February. So roughly 6 weeks old now. I half considered moving them up to a bigger pot, but my plant out day isn't until May 20th or so. I have to be careful because they really shoot up when I give them more space. At the same time pod...

Been away from all this for some time. Last year I was up to my ass in flames dealing with all the wildfires, evacuations, and emergency response groups. It was an absolutely dismal year for me and my pepper season. I'm back this year with a scaled back grow. I've only got a few Dreadies and...

Oh them coco coir roots get me everytime! Got my Dreadies going strong Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

After a rather dismal year compared to last year, I had what will be my last harvest of the season. Temps are dipping into the single digits and the small amounts that I have harvested will be dried. All but the bonnets. Those will be frozen for future jerk sauce. These are a few of the select...

Marinating before going into the smoker Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

And the first jerk chicken with the P. Dreadies is on its way Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

Gotta say I'm extremely happy with these. Talk about sexy pods! Jerk pork and chicken in the not too distant future... Neil

Well hello my Pretty! Sent from my SM-G900W8 using Tapatalk

It's been pretty standard for my MOAs as well. Crumpled leaves and stout.

The fabric pots are the way to go with coco Sent from my SM-G900W8 using Tapatalk

My preference for coco is to run it straight with no additives. I sift it through a standard kitchen wire mesh collendar to remove the fine pith. I've found that it gives me better drainage this way. I also feed with every watering since there's almost nothing in coco to sustain the plant N

That is one heck of a healthy looking plant! Excelent job! And don't worry about the cotyledon, just keep doing what you're doing. Neil

Coir is a great medium. I sift mine to remove the fine pith and throw it on my lawn to help build the turf. I run pure coco in my grow and have recently made the switch to fabric pots. The results were spectacular. No long roots wrapping the pot. This was a jolokia from last year in a 3g root...

Put a select few plants into new homes today. The Dreadie's are doing great. Sent from my SM-G900W8 using Tapatalk

I know one thing for sure, it's the first plant to set flowers and pods so the seeds are absolutely isolated! I haven't had much luck for heat on the early pods, but you do get the flavor. Neil

This is the progress on the previous pod pic I posted. Sent from my SM-G900W8 using Tapatalk

Good googly moogly you go big! Looking forward to seeing how your season goes Neil