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Scott,It is great to see the garden and after your last couple years I could not be happier to see success.Your health problems would have broke down many.You are as tough as the Texas weather you live in buddy.

Paul you do a good job getting the most from your uncontrollable conditions.On a side note, I follow College Baseball with the CWS an hour away in Omaha.I love your Oregon State Beavers.

Damn Chuck I just love checking your grow.Small growers that utilize information and apply it to the surroundings they live in is must watch TV.

Rick I just love the gochus and Lot peppers.I can enjoy the flavor and heat without crying.   John we have very good weather for growing peppers.Wish the outdoor season was longer than 4 months.   The structure I will be running nylon string  to support plants on the way up.I hate cages.Also...

That looks great.I love cranberry juice.Man I wish I had more room to expand my hobby to refreshments.Sim.   Works to Good is correct Chuck.Some of these guys wonder why the hell all their Toms died before September.I tell them to stop taking full control of the survival.   Your problems are...

We are going straight to July weather for 2 weeks.80-90s.Little rain.Time to lay a little much and set driplines to 30 min every 3rd day. Dog mixup.i think these are red gochus or lot Bhula? Canario yellow One row mulched Both mulched rows

Couple random pictures and I stopped by a buddys garden and let him no he just killed his good bugs.He told me it keeps rabbits away.I asked him where on the back of the 7dust bottle does it say "repels rabbits"lol

Love those pots Chuck.If your watering the plants cycle in the baby pool watch for critters who will be liking the available moisture

Our 80 degree weather arrives this week Rick.Liftoff is on the way.

Chuck,I went back and looked at the sides of your greenhouse.As small as your running, you could use light galvanized poles on each side, get some clips to attach your plastic and then be able to roll up the greenhouse.Shadecloth will go over the roll-up.Plants look good buddy

Brandon, thanks for stopping in.You have any questions please ask buddy.   I think I got a pod from Jamie or it was from a seed seller.With my dog rearranging my tags I won't know for sure where they are until they form.   this is last years pods,I think

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4b-IvY7RPII    Out of focus run thru.Bear with me as I learn how to film

I'm still slow here Rick.I refuse to fert force the plants.Once we hit the first week of 80 and above they will launch off the pad.

Go go go pods.They are pushing before your real heat sets in buddy, :party:

Trial and error Chuck is part of the game.Looks like you are on top of it. ;)

The Pubes are in experiment mode this year,Got seeds from Dave and I cant wait to try some Chuck.   The base dirt this year Scott is rabbit compost, top soil, and amendments.Also, I am year 4 of raking in the wood chip mulch.Biggest move I made starting last year is waiting till June to mulch to...

5;00am and you found a way for me to be hungry and miss the weekend. ;)

I have seen your Texas weather.I will take my F1 twister over your meatgrinding f4s any day Scott. Added one more bed for extras.I did not have the heart to pitch them. Random shots.choco bhutla is first Chinese pod this year and I received almost 4 inches of rain since Wednesday.

Chuck that's what I do also.I have had a lot of offers to plant in farmers fields, and I turned them all down, I pawn off enough to cover water and supplies.I have a job and if this turned into work then I would quit.

I got an old football helmet I can send your way Scott.It would have been too easy for the guy upstairs to send just rain.Have some Hail he says. :party: