If all fails i still have time to sow more seeds between now and february... This season i had started in two parts, in the end of Dec. an the other part in March. You get an early harvest from one and an later harvest from the other... Still have plans on sowing annuums and some other after the new year... Im going to up to my ears in plantsJeff H said:
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A sneak peek at what I have growing for 2014!!
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You plants look good so far........
Well its been a week since i have posted in here, since then i entered several sets of chile peppers enter our Fresno County Fair... Got to walking around in the agriculture building where the exhibits are located and stumbled onto where i entered em at...
Looked at everything that was on display and saw the ones that my wife and I had entered...
Next year I'm hoping to enter more varieties into the fair...
Ok now onto the seeds that i sown on 9/17... I've been patiently waiting for these to show any signs of life...
C. Praetermissum
PI 260567 (CGN 23260)
Looking down the rows of Capsicums...
My weekend is over for now, back to the ol grind tomorrow... Good night everyone and thanks for coming in and checking out my Glog thingy..
Looked at everything that was on display and saw the ones that my wife and I had entered...
Next year I'm hoping to enter more varieties into the fair...
Ok now onto the seeds that i sown on 9/17... I've been patiently waiting for these to show any signs of life...
C. Praetermissum
PI 260567 (CGN 23260)
Looking down the rows of Capsicums...
My weekend is over for now, back to the ol grind tomorrow... Good night everyone and thanks for coming in and checking out my Glog thingy..
It seems like just yesterday that i did the last ten day update... Wow has two weeks gone by that fast, well heres to another 10 day update folks... Plants are looking good and showing some good growth on em...
To start em off is the Chocolate Scorpion
SB7J
C. Chacoense
Impact
Yellow 7pot x yellow TS
Peach Bhut
Trinidad Scorpion Cardi yellow
C. Galapagoense
Hurrikan
Short Yellow Tabasco
Wait a minute is that what i think it is... Yes it is the first flower bud
Tomorrow will be more pics to come of the rest of the crew... As always thanks for stopping by and checking out my Glog thingy...
To start em off is the Chocolate Scorpion
SB7J
C. Chacoense
Impact
Yellow 7pot x yellow TS
Peach Bhut
Trinidad Scorpion Cardi yellow
C. Galapagoense
Hurrikan
Short Yellow Tabasco
Wait a minute is that what i think it is... Yes it is the first flower bud
Tomorrow will be more pics to come of the rest of the crew... As always thanks for stopping by and checking out my Glog thingy...
I know its been over ten days since the last 10 day update.. Really nothing has changed much in the garage, Plants are still showing growth but with the colder temperatures that have arrived they have slowed down a bit.. Now onto some photos of Capsicums shall we, so here we go..
C. Praetermissum
Seeds from Semillas.de
Cap 1141
C. Praetermissum
Seeds from Semillas.de
CGN 23255
Seeds from Semillas.de
Here we have two Baccatums
Aji Norteno
Seeds from Semillas.de
Aji Pineapple
Lets move onto the C. Pubescens
Rocoto Guatemalan Orange
Seeds from Semillas.de
Rocoto San Isidro
Seeds from Semillas.de
Rocoto De Seda
Seeds from Semillas.de
I'm going to finish this up with a C. Chinense. Thanks everyone for stopping by and checking out my glog...
Beni highlands
Seeds from Semillas.de
C. Praetermissum
Seeds from Semillas.de
Cap 1141
C. Praetermissum
Seeds from Semillas.de
CGN 23255
Seeds from Semillas.de
Here we have two Baccatums
Aji Norteno
Seeds from Semillas.de
Aji Pineapple
Lets move onto the C. Pubescens
Rocoto Guatemalan Orange
Seeds from Semillas.de
Rocoto San Isidro
Seeds from Semillas.de
Rocoto De Seda
Seeds from Semillas.de
I'm going to finish this up with a C. Chinense. Thanks everyone for stopping by and checking out my glog...
Beni highlands
Seeds from Semillas.de
I love pubescens I need to acquire more. You have got some beautiful varieties there
Nightshade said:
Thanks for stopping by Nightshade, still trying my hand at growing C. Pubescens... Last season i had two plants that were given to me and only got two pods off of both plants... To top things off I have a yellow rocoto in the ground and to this day hasn't had one flower blossom... Still got my fingers crossed for that one...
My yellow manzano seeds shoot out a tap root then don't sprout pretty frustrating but I just planted 3more seeds.
Great looking plants. You've convinced me to go for the 4ft T5s.
Are you still bottom watering them now that they're a bit bigger?
Nice variety too, out of curiosity are the pubescens notoriously hard to get fruit from? Is it a climate thing or just generally finicky? I'm trying a few but haven't grown (or tasted) any before so it's quite a mystery.
Are you still bottom watering them now that they're a bit bigger?
Nice variety too, out of curiosity are the pubescens notoriously hard to get fruit from? Is it a climate thing or just generally finicky? I'm trying a few but haven't grown (or tasted) any before so it's quite a mystery.
Nightshade said:
What a bummer, hopefully those 3 you just sown will produce 3 healthy seedlings...
AaronRiot said:
Thanks for stopping by and checking out my glog AaronRiot... This is the first time I am giving the 4' T5's a try and I'm liking how the results are coming out... Yes I am still bottom watering but its at the point that im going to have to think about what I'm going to do with them next, cause the roots on some of them are about 8" long and just circling the bottom cup.. As for the C. Pubescens, I'm pretty sure its the area that I'm trying to grow em in... I've seen another members glog that are growing C. Pubescens, pods galore... But they were closer to the coast where its cooler than it is where I'm at... I have tried a yellow manzano and let me tell you its very tasty and some kick to it as well but no where close to what a super is...
Cool thanks for clarifying that.
I have some y manzanos headed my way too so that's pretty exciting! Good luck with them.
Sounds like a lot of root for those little cups! One thing I've been considering is to sew together some mini grow bags to deal with roots getting a little crazy before pot out. I think I will hopefully be under lights by dec so it's something that's been on my mind. I figured I could get 4 4x4x6s out of a grocery bag. No idea if it's a good idea or would work. I've really got only a summers growing experience and none of that was from seed.
I'll be keepin an eye on your progress!
I have some y manzanos headed my way too so that's pretty exciting! Good luck with them.
Sounds like a lot of root for those little cups! One thing I've been considering is to sew together some mini grow bags to deal with roots getting a little crazy before pot out. I think I will hopefully be under lights by dec so it's something that's been on my mind. I figured I could get 4 4x4x6s out of a grocery bag. No idea if it's a good idea or would work. I've really got only a summers growing experience and none of that was from seed.
I'll be keepin an eye on your progress!
