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Mr.joe thanks for the feedback, think I'll continue to keep them on the same regiment. Must be in the GJ plant DNA.

Question for those who have grown Ghostly Jalapeno plants before. Is the curly leaves part of these plants DNA? They have been like this since they were younger, never over/under watered, no fertilizers, used grow lights with temps in the mid 80's. If you go back to page 3 post# 44 one can see...

PaulG, you are going to really enjoy them micro...really good !!  

Update on the replacement pepper plants, these guys are doing super. I should have just potted them in 4 gal and let them go to town growing. Think I'll give them a week to clam down before transplanting again in final pot for the season.  

Just a couple more pics of some of the plants before moving them inside house/garage before the remaining of the tropical depression moves through,excepted winds range from 40-50mph. Not taking chances again of damaged plants.  The pink tiger I'm pretty excited about, the foilage is purple/green...

It is really good. The jerky is done perfect, you get the taste of all the ingredients then the reaper hits. The bite isn't to chewy nor too tough, it's right where it needs to be. They are based in OK state, very friendly, and quick shipping. Have some other game and flavors that I have but...

Transplanted the chocolate bhutlah and reaper chupetinho plants to 4gal containers. Topped CB#2 plant May 25th and looks like a good "Y" forming. All this transplanting of the plants made me have the munchies, this beef jerky is really good!  

The plants that I pulled the plug on, the roots were all brown all the to the bottom so survival was pretty slim. Transplanted the replacements except for the reapers, for some reason they are being stubborn germinating/growing. They are about two weeks behind the others.    

Here's an update on one of the damaged reaper plants from May 3rd to May 28th. Slowly but surely it is rebounding. Just letting the plant do it's own recovery process as if it is in nature w/o human contact and see what happens.      

Well I pulled the plug on 6 of the 10 damaged plants, leaves 3 reapers and 1 death spiral. They have new growth, the others were to far gone. Think it's time to make a trellis for the gherkins, they are reaching for anything they can get a hold of. All the other plants are doing well, just...

Warning!!....Viewer discretion is advised in viewing of these photos! These pictures were taken 5 minutes ago and the plants are still in the same shape as they were after the storm on May 3rd. Still green and strong, What do you think a good action would be CD and PaulG?            

The replacements for the hail damaged plants are sprouting, just waiting on the reapers. The damaged plants really haven't done much of anything since then. They are still green and strong but no new growth. Any suggestions on what the next step would be to help these plants out? Also...

Yes CaneDog the traps are doing well, there are three groups of them in the 3" pot. While taking pictures i zoomed in and there are some treats to eat in the pot. The inside plants are doing well, as usual the chocolate bhutlah are blasting off. Checked on the outside plants, the leaves are...

This word isn't in my vocabulary. I'll try anything, the lemon and blood orange grows are just for fun and see what becomes of it. If the trees produce or not it's all good.

Well a major turn of events for the bigger plants that I placed outside and am super bummed. Saturday I knew there was going to be scattered showers and kept close tabs on weather to see if it was going to get severe. According to NOAA, local news weather, and phone apps just spotty rain showers...

Planted these 4.26.20 and sprouted 4.30.20  

Transplanted the bigger guys to 4gal containers yesterday, but left them in garage overnight due to high winds. Today is going to be in the 70's with light winds, sunny will place them on the porch to get a few hours of sun light in the evening. Took some pics of the root systems.  

Splashed some water on the young ones, the chocolate bhutlah plants are exploding with growth. The reaper has almost the perfect "Y" in a plant I've grown, personally think that plant is going to be a heavy producer. Topped it just below the 3rd node and let it do its thing.  

Putapario c. chacoense is looking awesome!!

Awesome pictures CD, trying to catch up on your and paulg glogs! Seen that Dragonsfire is in astrophotography makes me want to break out the telescope, it's been awhile.