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let em get red then try em

My rabbit loves em!

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My first reaper pod is turning red atm!!!

Its so damn hot and sticky here my day job leaves me so drained its a fight to spend another 2 hours keeping up with the garden.....

Thanks Paul, I just lost 15 or so Brains and Barrocks, they where in the ground and got flooded out, got 30 or so Brains almost ready to drop back in after I prep the area, the Torpedo grass invaded big time!   Rod

130 is friggin hot our shop gets that hot inside during the  summertime and I'm not wearing 100 LBS of extras, these guys are bad asses and they risk so much!  My Hat is off for them!   God Bless Em......

This is just one species we have to deal with down here, read the link, its crazy that there's like 2 dozen more I fight off year round!   http://plants.ifas.ufl.edu/node/308     Ecological Significance : Reported as a weed of 17 crops in 27 countries, considered one of the most serious grass...

Bad ass Bhuts!

I have both plants growing the first is a Black Scorpion Tongue and the 2 after are Black Pearls, Bleak Pearls eventually turn red if you leave em on the plant long enough and the Scorpions do produce red pods from time to time.    

I wonder how no till would work here in FL with all the invasive grasses and trees, sandy soil and year round growing season?  Just try to stop Torpedo Grass(without digging), its main runners are 6-12 inches underground then they shoot up right next to my plants. Then there's the trees, shallow...

No worries they will be fine happens to me all the time......GL

I'm thinking its time to move my plants into partial shade and mix some serious nitrogen in with em, make em stretch toward the sky......Those are some  bad assed plants there Shane!  

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The pod looks like it could be a Black Scorpion Tongue, the dark plants look like my Black Pearls.

My potted plants seem to love my prepped areas of ground, Granted I mix mulch, compost and cooked soil in with the regular Florida sandy soil, 2 tah 3 weeks after the transplant they just take off.  The pain is all the invasive grasses that like my soil prep as well.....Bigger pots is the way to go.

They don't look too bad I'd say your loving them too much  back off the Nutrients just use water and only after they droop.  I don't add nuts from months on end with very little problems.

put em outside in partial shade, Chinese seem to better in those conditions.

:welcome: from a little South and West from yah.

TY so much  I just picked some killer looking Scorpions,  I have 2 plants that are giving me some great looking pods!