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More than 1000 plants, OMG! That is a real pepper paradise! :-) Best of luck with them! Can't wait to see some fresh pics!

More than 1000 plants, OMG! That is a real pepper paradise! :-) Best of luck with them! Can't wait to see some fresh pics!

This pepper has its own bittersweet story. The grandfather of my fiancee gave the seeds before he passed away. He was growing this variety for decades. It is also interesting, that he lived close to Szeged which is famous of its Paprika growing history.( other area is Kalocsa) Both are located...

Those plants are extremely beautiful. I also like the pictures you are taking, they ae so deep! Regarding the Bonda Ma Jaques... hmmm....that is a real big boy  :P 

Hi Scott,   It is amazing you already have pods on the Sweet Hungarian Paprkika, I am really glad to see Rick is spreadin the pepper love among the THP members.  :dance: The OWs re also looking fantastic, keep up the good work!   Balázs

Hi Rick,   It i interesting to see the snow you were getting during the winter at your place. We had only once, approx 15 cm. I have the feeling that we are going to have some still in March... Plants are looking good, my friend! I am glad to recognize the Hungarian types among you plants  :P  ...

Impressive selection of peppers, that yellow bhut is a monster!  Good job!  :fireball:

Hi Paul,   I'm glad to see you have included the Sweet Hungarian Paprika on your list. You won't regret it.  :P The rest of the plants are looking great, my friend, keep up tha good work!   Balázs

  Thanks, Scott! That is not a car, my friend...that is a train  :P   On Friday we killed two pigs...don't worry, no politician was injured :-) We also made 'some' sausage, what my father smoked today.      

  Thank you.  :P     Thanks Rick! Well, well. It depends.  :P  Usual planting out for peppers is mid of May in Hungary, but in the last two years we were having 30 Celsius degrees at the 1st of May, so who knows. According to the forecast, we are going to have a cold spring, so I guess mid of...

Thanks for the kind words!  :P   Here is a more updated pic about my babies, under the light   and a Thursday morning group shot   Also did some experimental Smoked Naga sauce. (onion, garlic, Naga Morich, tomato paste, carrot, sugar, salt), what I smoked with apple-wood   Also checked my...

Hello Everyone,   It's been a while sine I updated my glog, so it is just about time! I have 111 plants in total, from 23 varieties. Approx half of the plants are doing very well, the roots are poking out from the pot. The rest is from the second sow, or just growing very slow, and weak-ish. I...

Holy Mole ! :-))))))) That looks fantastic! Just like chocolate, or even better: brownie before baking :-) May I ask the recipe, my friend?

Hi Jeff, Amazing plants, impressive growth, beautiful colors! :-) Can't wait to see them pumping out the pods! Balázs

Good luck, Jeff! I am going to try out the topping and stripping this year. Your glogs inspired many THP member. Keep up the good work!

Hi Everyone! This update is posted from my mobile, so it will be short. It is basically a question..:-) I started to collect rainwater a week ago. I was using it, when I was transplanting my plants. They love it! Today I read an article on the homepage of the weather forecast. They informed...

Beautiful plants, Adam! I love those fat leaves! :P

Nice healthy plants, good work!

I found this interesting comparison: Horticube. vs Rockwool. Would be interesting to see something similar with peppers. http://sahibaquaponics.com/project-news/how-do-you-grow-your-seedlings/ On the other hand one of my teacher said: 'Just because 2 or 3 persons are having the same result, it...

Hi Rick, You got me thinking about Horticubes. I know it is a different material, but are they much more better, than rockwool? IMO they can be used similarly, both are sterilized, roots can penetrate them easily. I did some quick search, and did not find Horticubes, only rockwool in the local...