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that's an incredible looking plant!  nice work.

thanks!   ive got to get back out there. im positive there is a few more gallons.   the left side really took off after the storm and cant see anything from the top. lol

lets hope so. its an impressive visual with ivory pods and dark foliage.

yes id agree, ivory is more accurate.  so far all 5 plants are growing the same.

  my tomato's are really taking a beating since the storm.  im hoping they can recover to produce a few more before they die.

finally to the ripe stage.  not sure if they'll end up white or yellow.  oddly they went very light green before this stage.      

when the storm hit  it broke the branch off with my first reaper of the season. I cut the end and stuck it in a pot. looks like she wants to live. after dropping all the big leaves it started growing new ones. :onfire:  :dance:         trippaul finally ripening.    

my tomato's are looking pretty rough after the storm.    

pods are here!                          

id be interested in swapping some seeds for the orange spice when you have them.  after loving the lemon version id like to try these.

  I don't usually add more heat to the cowboy candy but there's no reason you couldn't.  id think any pepper you like would be great like this.   im still hoping for a ton of pods but not all that hopeful.  we are finally getting some good rain and the plants are responding well so I could very...

incredible pics as usual!  one day ill produce stuff of that quality.    how do you like those lemon spice jalapeno? my plants are kind of small but are producing very well.  they also seem to ripen really quick.  ill be growing them again for sure.  I just made a small jar of cowboy candy with...

little rough but the plants are bouncing back.         pods steadily growing.                 not sure what color the trippaul wants to be.  last year they were all white.     cd's cross contining to produce.   3 year old habanada   huge reaper     thunder mtn                    

that makes perfect sense. :lol:

now that's a evil looking pepper. :onfire:

I appreciate the encouragement guys.  im out each day trying to help them along.   waiting to see if the roots were damaged when they got knocked down.     I'm just glad I put most of the rocoto's in pots. the three that survived this season in pots I brought inside. they're back out now.  id...

looking great as always!

my first reaper on the branch that broke.  hoping I can get it to ripen still.  

the destruction caused by the storm. still waiting to see how bad they'll all be after I got them upright.   cucumber trellis fell on my 5 reapers. at least one huge branch broken. and one of my Thai pepper plants broke in half, of course it was the best growing one.       all tomato's leaning...

  thanks!  its really frustrating. we never get storms this bad so early.    I think it might be too late to get at jungle level.  at this time last year 90% of my plants were 5 foot or better. not this year.  its disappointing.   continuing to carry on though.