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now that's what I want to hear! recovery and back to regular mischief. :metal:

all of  that looks amazing!!!   if you need an official food taster id love to apply for that position. :cheers:

  hope its going well for your wife.  I know mine has come back with some bad stories and she's a little freaked out but holding together.

wow man! that's a really nice setup.  hope all the extra work pays off.

thanks!   I sure hope so, I'm ready to have some fresh pods!

I sure hope they get to growing fast! lol   glad to hear the Turkish cayenne are starting to grow for you.   I enjoyed those last year.

wow just when I think your plants cant get any better!   those variegated jalapeno look really cool!  if they do well please save me some seeds.

thanks!   im hoping the first run catches up.  odd that they are behind and were  first in the dirt.  using all the same materials.  I've got a minimum of 4 weeks till I can put them in the ground so they've all got some growing to do.

still moving along, some plants are happier than others.     okra is ready to roll.         my ow habanada is putting out some pods slowly.     first biker billy pod from an ow plant.    

I figured it was the same thing.     hopefully we  an all get through this ok.

I feel for ya, my gf is in the same exact spot as a surgical tech. its getting rough.

im doing my best. :cheers:

very nice! all that leafy green goodness!!     I tapped an OW plant the other day and it was like a I shook a baby powder bottle and opened it. POOF! that Valero jalapeno is an over achiever this year. hoping to taste that first pod soon.

thanks!  doing my best to catch up and determined to make you proud! :dance:

  ill never tell. :twisted:

that's super impressive. non of this years is that size.  my over wintered plants are close.

quick shot of the current stars of the show. growing the fastest and best color.  leaving the others behind.    

  ive never had a problem using them.  so far... :lol:   they're usually falling apart when I transplant them to dirt.

not as big as others posted but they're sure trying to catch up!    

hadn't heard them called that before.   wow that crazy! the netting on mine is usually torn apart by roots before I transplant them.