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A lot of these make sense and from my hot humid climate they do much better in shade or shade clothe hands down. I actually relocated them to a more 50/50 spot and they’re doing much better, always depends on conditions but peppers seem to like shade from the 1-4pm sun. Try it out and see...

Nice brotha, I’m nw palm beach myself but I’m always in your neck of the woods for work  ;) always kool to give extras away, I have a hard time culling myself  :rolleyes:

Sick pods ya got, I’m running behind but I’ll catch ya  ;) . Crazy about the deer eating your overflow guys plants, tell him to sprinkle cayenne on them. Should repel em I’d think  nice pooches too  :metal:

Frost warning, get out. It’s almost June already...ain’t nobody got time for dat  :rofl:

So here’s some of last years peppers that are finally getting happy so the harvest begins  :dance: this big nose is finally ripe Peach fantasy podding up can’t wait to try these Last years Bbg red looking kool   Finally a transplant made this one start putting out normal pods (*chews*...

A pound of rocottos...nice  :cheers: but only 1 emerald fire Jalapeño... that’s nuts that it didn’t produce more peppers  some plants are weird  :think:

Good looking garden, glad to see another FL grow  :party: bet this rain is spurring on some big growth too  :mouthonfire: just gotta keep after those stupid bugs, relentless little bassturds 

Ya got that right, we got the good stuff  :rofl:

I agree with Paul that the colors are really kool to see coming out of these plants. Here’s my update: growing pretty good and love the dark foliage on these  :party:  

that’s crazy...man there are ways to get the seeds there under the radar, let’s just say I learned some very cool stealthy ways to get seeds. It stems back to my Mary Jane seed days, those Dutch can fit seeds in just about anything  ;)  :shh: Antep is on my list, when I get some I’ll send ya an...

good looking dinner bro and peppers look nice. Peppers always compliment dinner and lunch  :dance:  Was it sweet or minor sweet?

I do but how many varieties do we really need right  :liar:  :party:

Nice and so true, I am the same way I just enjoy what it is outside if I can. Loving the peppers in the 2nd pic, make sure you post updates on them once they bud  :rofl:  :whistle:

Plant rows look good, I know the feeling. I said 10 varieties this year and 40 later I’m still eyeballing varieties  :shh:   the real problem is that there are too many varieties out there  :onfire:  :liar:

very nice SB, glad it pulled thru. I wonder if the same person told me the same about Rocottos not being grown well in FL too, hence why I haven’t even tried to grow them. I did see you growing them but figured maybe Central FL is more up their alley. 

Ah ok CD, that makes sense then tall first bushy 2nd and pods take forever  :rofl:

Yeah little by little they’re growing and going outside, perfect time with all this rain lately. Got some pods on the way, little sad that my yellow Bhut isn’t true, looks like a hab or something  :think: Took a long time to grow and put pods on  :mad:         lol they are purdy, maybe that’s...

Haha so true Paul And Scott, those P Dreadies are beautiful bro  :dance:

Everything’s looking solid man... but I gotta ask, don’t the cinder blocks make your soil more alkaline? Curious  :think:

Plants looking good buddy boy, looking forward to seeing the Amarillo Chiltepins. Aji Am must be a tall guy cuz the chiltepin is usually short and stocky unless I’m thinking wrong (again  :think: )