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Wild conditions aren't optimum, while constant temp and proper moisture are what will give ya the quickest germination.   They'll pop for ya in the garage or at your indoor temps, but germination time and percentage will suffer some.

Very nice garden. Plants and pickin' are doin' mighty fine.   Careful around those potted plants though; someone's shootin' arrows at em.

  Would be nice, I'm sure we could do a lot of garden produce swappin'. :)       Yep, I thought so too. ;)       Thanks Devv       I haven't had sun scald problems in the past, but this is an unusually late start with plants that were crowded together in small pots for too long, so they are...

Yeah, first ones are long, but look farther up the plant at the newer sets. They are quite a bit different. They'll settle out into a steady pod shape in a month or so. :)

Plant out is lookin' mighty fine. Sounds like wacky weather has visited you too but ya just shrug it off.   Will be pickin' a few of your penos (El Jefe) soon. :)

  Thanks, yeah it's a hot one. Got the seeds from Big Cedar.       The SB7J is a cool looking pod. Looking forward to tasting it. Thanks       Bumpy and hot go hand in hand and those will certainly light ya up. Thank you.       Well, they are still laggin' behind last season, but seem to be in...

  Howdy Matt, the UBSC = Unknown Brain Strain Cross.   Same heritage, the Sepia is just a trait selection from that cross. Seeds from this grow will be F5.

Poor drainage/too wet in bottom of pot, could lead to root rot if not corrected. Allow to dry out more between waterings also adding a wick to a few drain holes will help.   Leaf holes are most likely slugs; check for them at night.

Nice, harvestin' maters and chillies already!

Plants are looking great. Pimenta Elisir is another possibility for the dark horse.

Thanks   Monster Naga SB7J #1 SB7J #2 Sepia Serpent Sunrise Scorpion TSMB Satan's Strain TSMB Yellow UBSC UBSC close   Outlaw didn't make it down til this weekend and just left this morning. Will get a plant inventory of leftovers for ya tomorrow. :)

  Good to hear they're doing well. OK, more pics coming up.       Thanks, no problem with dogs here, but I have hunted with them in the past and ya can't beat a good hound for finding that occasional lost wounded deer.       Here's a few shots of some of the pods that are taking shape. 7 Pod...

  Thanks, color is coming soon enough. ;)       Beans and peas will pop quick, especially if soaked overnight; mine were up in 2 days after a soak.   I have more land, just use it for harvesting meat now instead of farming.     Thanks, no zucchini this season, but may replace slow eggplant...

Sad news indeed.   Our chats and you will be greatly missed Shawn.   My condolences to his family and friends.

  I'll try. :D  Just don't like raising weeds.       The fabric in the middles is water permeable, but the plastic mulch in the row isn't. Of course there's a big X incision in the plastic where the plant resides and the rows wick water from the middles too.  The plastic retains soil moisture...

Young lacewing, definitely don't kill it.

And another one discovers Pro Mix. :)   Don't get too wasted; gotta keep ahead of all of those weeds Andrea brought ya. :D

Plants are coming along nicely. Fire ants here farm those aphids, but mainly do the aphid tending on the okra. You're lucky they aren't such a problem there.

  Yeah, a few got rolled clean out of the pot and lost their labels. Got an outlaw coming down this weekend, so will let ya know what's left after his plundering.

Tremendously performing grow this season. Very nice.   Ever considered pressure compensating emitters? That would solve the watering problem you have at the end of a run.   Spray your plants with Spinosad before you leave and never have a horn worm worry. It won't harm your lady friends and...