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6x20 was exactly the size I was going to build myself. The only reason I was going to not bury them so much was in the event I get a week of rain I would hate for the bed to soak up too much water. I planned on removing the grass, maybe 4 inches or so dub in the dirt to get an even layer on my...

I thought of doing this, just not sure that I want to on my peppers yet since they're pretty small still. That video will be helpful for when I do it though lol

    Thanks TBG! Pretty consistently in the 30s here. :tear:    Itching for warmer weather, I've already been considering the different options for planting I have. Leaning towards Hugelkultur raised beds with about 30-40 peppers. Wanted to do a massive in ground garden, or even a standard raised...

Well this is awkward, my late germination pepper is now out growing the early sprout.

So hooks yet, thats whats wrong!   Thats my guess lol   OR, theres an umarked row. mystery seeds?

  Whats the reason to not use pvc/drill holes? It seems like the easiest way, just curious

  This sounds a little easier than what was in that video, which seems a little more complex.   Do you do raised beds or smart pots or..?

Waiting on seeds and waiting to germ is going to be torture! I am pretty excited to watch everyones progress.   We can begin the 1st of Jan, correct??

  Not sure if you can call it a raised bed, but I am planning on working the land quite a bit. I was intending to till the soil first, and then have a few loads of good top soil brought in, and then tilling some more. I'd have this patch boxed in and maybe raised 4 inches or so.   I'm not...

So, I am planning on creating a fairly large garden in my yard, lets say at least 10ft wide by 20ft long.   I am curious what sort of cheap systems I could use for effective and efficient watering?   I have read that using pvc pipes with holes drilled in them, with the plants growing next to the...

Didn't see my name on any of those envelopes! Don't forget me! Lol        

    If you don't mind me asking, where are you located?   I'd like to take you up on the seeds for the grow down; but it is going to cost me $20 in shipping from across the globe it might make more sense to try and pick some up off another website.   I'm located in the American midwest

So excited to participate

    edit: nevermind I see the new growdown post, thanks  

Is this something I would be able to participate in? I live in Indiana in the US, so harvest for me would likely be late August or even into October weather depending

Any words of advice for the OW Ghost? I can get more pictures. The roots seem to have activity still but not seeing much topside and I read once the stems turn woody and dark they're likely dead. As ive said I only see one little green shoot of growth with a single tiny leaf on it. Would love...

Update, sorry about bad photos I use my phone to upload all these. First flower on my tomato which is now 3ft tall. Chocolate habs growing strong and happy. OW Ghost most likely dead. I only see one green shoot, rest of the limbs are pretty woody but strong. I'm gonna leave it until it's...

  Nice! Appears to be perhaps a little bigger than the 2 I have currently. Been struggling with temperature as I'm in the midst of winter currently and until my new windows come in I am battling inefficient insulation in my sunroom.   Keep up the good work!

What is the purpose of the netting over top? Pests/animals or a sort of support system?   I can't imagine big pepper leaves will fit through the netting

Hoping there is a step by step process, with pictures! Been interested in putting together my own system as well but I'm not very handy so a pioneer in this area is well needed!   Good luck