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Seems a whole Yellow 7 and Dorset Naga was a bit overboard for the first spring chili. Gotta get my tolerance back up!

Own a dog. Seriously squirrels go out of their way to stay out of my yard even when the dogs are inside the house. But they do climb onto my roof and mock the dogs from up there though. It's so funny to watch.

Apparently my pepper pots decided to stop draining excess water.. And I'm not entirely sure why. Time to grab the drill I guess.

46 degrees and yet another half and inch of rain added to the soggy ground.

Yea I'm having some regrets about tossing everything outside already. With all the rain, wind, and variations in temperatures, the garden peppers just look sad and yellow. And I can't even try to harden off my backups if death takes hold of any of my peppers. Here's to a good summer to make up...

Look on the bright side, at least you didn't find a day for a plant out and get ravaged with 2 days of 40-70mph winds and have your plants look like mine, lol.

I've had to seperate 3-4 inch seedlings a few times. It can take a long time and require a lot of patience. Just don't damage the primary roots much, if at all, and it should be alright. And don't do it in the sun or in high intensity light since it'll probably take a while. And if you don't...

Usually the intent of capsaicin is to make stuff hot enough to kill. It's tasteless and is just pure burn. The only thing I could see using it for is making a sauce with milder peppers and kicking the heat up with a little extract/crystal. Or you could put it in your boss' coffee. Or your...

Looks alright to me. But yes, Home Depot or other department style nurseries don't do a whole lot past watering them. Just water it with a little water-soluble fertilizer and you should see some nice improvement. I suggest going back to the store and getting a few more plants! Lure the wife in...

A night of 50mph sustained winds topped off with near 70mph gusts.. And the greenhouse tumbled again at 4:30am.. Fortunately I caught it this time.

They don't look bad really. My orange habs have been troublesomes growers this year too. I started 20-something varieties and the orange habs have been, by far, the slowest growers next to, ironically, the red hab and red savina. Everything else is more than double the size.

Wind blew the greenhouse across the yard. Killed the last of the goat peppers. Guess I'm not growing them this year, lol.

I used my nephews. Child labor is a beautiful thing.

Well it's been an interesting time since I started my experiment with starting way too early versus playing it safe. And I realized that I did really start too early and caused some serious strain of some of these plants. I also realized a few things with C. Chinese versus everything else. All...

They'd be more trustworthy if their images weren't all google image photos... And being on ebay.

Lost the plant-o-gram of one of my plant sets. Now I have no idea what any of these peppers are. Crap.

Seems whenever I get a day off it rains or is cold. Or both. No garden work today. Guess I'll just drink then.