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little bit of leaf damage but they're hardened off and in the ground now.  ive got about six leftover to gift to some people.    

another short update. I got the plants hardened off and with the help of my gf, we got about 3/4 of the plants in the ground.         six or so of these went in the ground.     Paul, this are some of the extra tomato plants I grew from your seeds. thanks again! I gave away some and I'm going...

that goo is disgusting. :lol:    I bet the plants will go nuts from it.  cant wait to see your field filled in with growth.

that's the craziest pepper plant ive ever seen.   looks like trade bait for next year! :dance:

id say you're right!   looks great!

cant wait till my plant is this tall and happy!   all of mine were white last year so im hoping for the same again.

thanks!   I hope it grows tall and healthy while looking the same. :dance:

I appreciate the kind words.   crossing my fingers and hoping some of the tiny ones start to take off.   the over winter ones are ready for the dirt! already picked a few random pods from them.   the habanada really wants to produce badly. its had blooms for a couple months now but the right...

finally getting them out in the sun like they should be.   they spent most of the weekend on the porch.              sadly they're a lot smaller than last year.     3 yr old habanada   a few pods from it.        

she's small but these leaves are beautiful.

sounds like we're both a little behind.  maybe with a little luck and some great weather it'll still be a great season!

im hoping for lots of growth very soon or they wont be big enough to go in the garden.    I think ill start next weekend on plant out.  need much more hardening time.

nice looking plant! mine is barely 2 inches currently.

hopefully they didn't attract too many pests.   if I could id send you some of the rain we've been getting. 

these little guys are catching up with the first set.  

its been weird here as well. I cant remember seeing 70s-80 in march before, def not this many times.   im hoping the cold is behind us so I can get these plants hardened off and in the ground.

veggies are off to a great start!   sorry to hear the aphids are still giving you problems.

the little plants got the first sunlight. since I need them to catch up. temps were 60-80 now this morning its 43. :rolleyes:   cant get pods if they don't get in the ground. it'll be worth it! :onfire:

thanks!

I just wish they'd perk up or they wont be ready in time to go in the ground.   its going to a chore getting all these into the ground for sure.   im hoping the compost encourages growth.   I really wanted to expand. we'll see how it goes.           hoping to start plant out first weekend of may.