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You can water them heavily to flush out the nutes. FF is good for about a month or two. They do not look that bad. Just lay low for awhile. Fox Farm Ocean Floor is great soil. It is my go to soil after many experiments. This is a Butch T in late Nov/Dec with Fox Farm OF.

He is a great grower but bubble wrap would be nice. 5 seeds, 2 were crushed. The 3 good ones sprouted fast though. Here is the 1st sprout 24 hours after it hooked. As strecthed out as I have seen in that amout if time. The 3 all look strong.Germ times were 4 to 8 days.

Not much to say as this time of the year is slow. Wilds, sweets, pubes med hots doing well, supers lagging behind. Normal. Overwinters have kicked in. Temps high 66, low 57 average. Not helping much for sure., Indoors are doing well, but that is easy. lol June/July it kicks into gear when we are...

It will be perfect again. You have a gift. You grow the best tasting peppers I have ever had! Save some for me.

They use them green alot?

Boy that would be a hard one since there are so many like that. You have no idea? I would ask this guy. http://www.rocoto.com/

Nice Noah!

Nice job Joemomma!

Hi, you can get peppers into Nov/Dec here. Not to late for some types.

OK I ordered 5 seeds (Jigsaw), one was crushed so 4 seeds in germ tray. 1st one popped in 4 or 5 days. I also got Cheiro Roxa, Murupi Amarela and White Rocoto. Many M.A. have popped, C.R. popping thru and as you guessed the Rocoto is picking up the rear. lol 5 days in about 50% of all germinated.

Hello, yep your weather is a challege. Many people think California;s weather is all the same. It covers a huge diversity of climates. Your greenhouse should do the trick there I would think. Good luck.

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Hi, here is one you can buy, ready to plant out. Hope this helps. pp http://www.chileplants.com/search.aspx?CategoryID=1,9&Keyword=AFGHAN&SearchButton=Pressed

The bowl looks like a bunch of unripe mutts. We should send him the the real thing since he got some practice. lol

Fox Farm products are great. I would use Fox Farm Grow Big 1st, then transition to either FF Big Bloom or Tiger Bloom as the plants get closer to flower development. Cal/mag maybe too. You can cut the cost of FF by doing more foliar applications.

Thanks everyone for the nice words. The camera is a Nikon Coolpix S8200. I think it was about 200 bucks on sale. I bought it because it has decent Macro capabilities. Its not as full proof as a dedicated setup, but it works, sometimes.

My best time is from July to mid Nov. Thats why.The Turbo booster is new to me. I left my Rocotos at the old house. They get too big too move. But you are right, it is a bit much at this point. Rocotos under lights?

You still here? lol

I was moving some seedlings around this morning and the 1st bee that I have seen this Spring lands on one of the seedlings that has different colored foilage, maybe thinking it was a flower. I hope he has patience.

I ordered mine on the 7th and they came on the 20th. 2 weeks. I got 5 seeds and 1 was crushed. Ordered a few other things and received gifted seeds, stickers etc... So DesertChris, it should take you about the same.