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5 days ago I took out a small part of the seeds with the vermiculite layer and soaked them for 3 hours in a biostimulant, CropMax, after which I left them to germinate in the vermiculite. From those seeds, this frail shoot appeared today, 23 days after sowing. :dance:

Two of the Chile Rayado seedlings look like this. I will keep both to see how they evolve. :P

A long time since the last update. My right arm is still immobilized and it will be like that for at least another 2 weeks. Difficult to transplant seedlings with one hand, but I managed with a little help from Mrs. SineNomine. Tray C. Chinense PI 215734 from the first round did not germinate...

81 seeds sowed on March 24, no sprouting yet 18 days after sowing.

Good luck!

I am alive. :D Thank you all for your support! It seems that the surgery went well. A long and difficult recovery period follows. My OCD is not too happy. I've already had a day where I didn't look at the seedlings and the germinated seeds. 😡

Today I transplanted the first seedlings. The oldest have 9 days, the youngest have 3 days. I was in a bit of a hurry because tomorrow I am hospitalized for surgery and I don't know what will happen next. Still no hook of PI 215734, Orange Fatalii and CGN 21500 16 days after sowing. 😠

I soaked the seeds first in saltpeter solution (2g/100 ml distilled water) for 6 hours and then in 0.3% oxygenated water solution (1ml H2O2 30% / 99 ml distilled water) for 18 hours. As you can see, I used a concentration of 30% H2O2. It does not matter what the initial concentration is if the...

I still had some heavy water from Chernobyl so I used it to soak the 81 seeds. Will Pepper Guru be able to recognize future peppers of 0.5 kilos each? :think: P.S. Counting these small seeds, I realized that I had to do an ophthalmological examination. 😠🧐🤓

30 minutes ago I opened the mailbox and... :dance: :dance: Thanks Dean! Birthday card worked for me. @Tinkerbelle , @MarcV, I can send the envelope to you tomorrow. @Deadpouk , did you get the seeds? I can also send to you. Anyone else from Europe?

That's right, all bags are marked as ISO or OP. As you said, I will choose the ISO seedlings first. Although I will have the entire lower part of the balcony with plants from seeds from you, there are still a few varieties left to try for next year. 🙂 From the turn of C. Chinense, the first...

I have decided what is the growing list for the pots at the bottom of the balcony. - Tatiana F6 - 1 plant (seeds from CaneDog 2021) - Punjab Small Hot CP-260 - 1 plant (seeds from CaneDog 2022) - Spezzano's Thai - 3 plants (V1 2023 / CaneDog) - Mulato Isleno - 2 plants (seeds from CaneDog 2021)...

Thank you all for the kind thoughts! Today the doctor moved the surgery to March 27. On the one hand, it's bad because I have another week with pain and reduced mobility, on the other hand, it's good because I can maintain the initial plans to sow the C. Annuum round on March 24.

Last week, while setting up the still for a whisky round, I completely tore a tendon in my right bicep and scheduled the surgery for March 21st. So I will have to sow the C. Annuum seeds scheduled for March 24th faster. I will try to do this on March 17th. I will come back with the growing list...

Thanks @wiicek! I have shifted the sowing date from year to year because in my hydroponic trays the seedlings grow extraordinarily fast. I am very glad that there are other people who want their own balcony garden. Good luck to you in what you set out to do! Thanks CD! I will have more...

Thanks, Marc! It's never too late to get started! :D

Links to my grow logs: 2021 2022 2023 This picture is of the seeds soaked yesterday. Today I sowed the seeds of C. Chinense and C. Pubescens. C. Chinense will all sit in the hanging pots in my balcony garden. In 2 weeks I will sow C. Annuum. I do not have the final list of these yet because I...

Beautiful setup! I will follow your glog. Good luck in the new season!

Those little plants look wonderful! Good luck in the new season, Uros!

Welcome to the 2024 growing season, Paul! Good luck with those lovely varieties!