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That was an awesome review, Annie!  I would never do that myself, but I love reading/seeing/hearing from those who do!  I have the Madballz7 growing, as well.  Can't wait for it to start ripening.  That sounds like it was an incredible pod!

Looking awesome there, Scott.  Glad to see the pod set starting to take off, and just about the time you start getting some ripening Reapers!  Very cool.  Sounds like your weather has cooled a bit.  We're 110 today, but it seems to be causing a mass ripening.    The garden and container plants...

Awesomeness!  Love that praetermissium flower. 

Wow!  Took a while to get caught up.  Everything looks amazing, man!  First off, lovin the "Ortega burgers!"  Going back, congrats on the 19 year!  That's a long time, for sure.    That Manzano is beastly!  And the pods are freakin apples, like you said!  Love the shots of that Jaime Mystery x...

In some ways you are correct, Shane.  I was on a mission with the Aji Panca.  It is the one plant I grew last year that survived my learning curve but never flowered, let alone set a pod.  The one that was chewed off was a cutting I had taken from that plant and had finally set pods that were...

Lots to catch up on!  Going back a couple of pages, really cool to see the supers coming along.  That Almapaprika looks like a great variety to grow.  Congrats on the first Aji Omni!  Great chile.  Those not-Mucho Jalapenos are nuts...love it!  Definitely agree with rellanos.  Congrats on...

Definitely not wind damage.  Looking closely you can see it was chewed through.  It may not be apparent in the picture.  Fortunately, I have two other plants of this variety.  I just hope I can find out what it was before it strikes again. 

Those BGoats look great!

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That garden plot is huge and load with great varieties.  And multiples of some great varieties, as well.  Those Kurtovska Kapijas are going to load you up!  I hope you like Ajvar!  (I know i do.  :)  )   Looking great, Balazs!

Excellent!  Much quicker recovery.  My patients love it when I fix their hernias with the scope.

It scares me.  :D  I am going to save all the Sepia Serpents in the freezer.  When I get a large number, they will go on the smoker then dried into powder.  I might use that powder one granule at a time, hahaha!   Speaking of pests, I now have a real foe.  Unfortunately, I don't know what it...

Looks/sounds like there were a lot of killer photos.  Bummer.  I can't see them, either.  :(

Thanks GG, and thanks for stopping in!  I have Bodeen to thank for the Nardellos.  He is the one who talked me into one more plant.  :)

Everything has come along so much since your last update.  Really looking good!  I see pods on most of the plants.  Very nice.  I too was wondering what a "Death Bhut" was.  Looking forward to seeing a ripened pod and taste review!

Amazing to see the productivity is continuing into the fall/winter.  That is just awesome.  Your crosses look great.  So freakin cool. 

Your garden is looking great, Dave.  I agree with Paul, the holes in the leaves are either snails or slugs.  I get them too and have seen slugs out at night.  Even caught a couple in the act.  Love that comeback plant and lovin all the pods.    Good luck on the 5k!

That hot fruit salt looked incredible, Ramon.  I bet that is really tasty.  Speaking of tasty, I had no idea a lizard could eat a whole hornworm like that!  Just like a snake eating a mammal larger than itself.  Suppose it makes sense.  Anyway, great photo! 

Thanks Matt!  I have to say the pods he sent me last year were pretty much the hottest chile I have ever tried.  Would be funny to have one that looked all mean and gnarly, stinger and all, and have no heat!  :rofl:   Sorry to hear about your mini roses.  So far I seem to have it under control...