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AJIJOE'S 2013 GROW LOG

HELLO ALL!!

i have just started my seeds(2/19/13)

and this is the unofficial list so far (WILL EDIT AS I GO)

here goes

FIDALGA ROXA
7 POT BRAIN STRAIN YELLOW
MUSTARD BHUT JOLOKIA (exp)
WHITE FATALII
CHOCOLATE LIGHTNING HAB
CONDOR BEAK HAB
PURPLE HAB
PITANGA MORANGO
TS MORUGA BLEND
MUSTARD TS
PEACH TS
AJIJOE' RED SCORPANERO#1
AJIJOES RED SCORPANERO # 3 (W/STINGER)
AJIJOE'S CHOCO HAND GRENADE HAB #1
AJIJOE'S CAPPUCCINO SCORPANERO (2ND GEN EXP)
AUSTRALIAN LANTERN HAB
PEACH AUSTRALIAN LANTERN HAB (mutation off yellow species 2ND GEN EXP)
WILD BRAZIL
NOVA'S 7 POT w.a.l.
AJI PINEAPPLE
VARIEGATED TRI-COLOR
PEACH HABALOKIA #1
PEACH HABALOKIA #2
YELLOW HABALOKIA #2 (EXP)
GOLDEN MARCONI SWEET
AUSTRALIAN MULTI-COLOR
MAKO AKOKOSRADE (GHANA)
BONDA MA JAQUES
YELLOW MONKEYFACE CHILE
7 POT  BURGUNDY
DILEY'S SWEET TAMWORK BIRDSEYE
NAGA MORICH BOMBAY
7 POT BROWN
ZAVORY
BANAJUL MARKET (GHANA)
AJIJOES CAPPUCCINO NUGGET HAB
MARABA X
FIDALGA AMERELA
INFINITY
TIGER TEETH HAB (GUYANA)
SCARLET LANTERN
HABANERO GALAPAGOS (ISABELLA ISLAND) (not C. Galapoganese)
AJI OMNI-COLOR
PEACH BHUT
NAGA MORICH BOMBAY
FIDALGA AMERELA
SCARLET LANTERN
MORUGA YELLOW
FISH X UCHUTAKI ORNAMENTAL (small red flattened and blunt fruit,has green and white variegated leaves, small compact plant) "MINI FISH"
BOLIVIAN SMALL RED
PURPLE FLASH
CALICO
YELLOW FRUIT/BLK LEAF UNKNOWN
BOLIVIAN SM RED X #1 (SHORT STOUT RED FRUIT)
BOLIVIAN SM RED X #2 (SMALLER FRUIT GOES FROM GREEN TO BLACK TO RED)
FILIUS BLUE
RED THAI
CHILE AMANDA (SANGRIA X? LONG RED FRUIT) NAMED IN HONOR OF MY LATE NIECE)
AJI TEAPOT RED
HOT LEMON (AKA AJI LIMON)
C. PREATERMISSUM
CAPPUCCINO PAPER LANTERN HAB
YELLOW LIGHTNING HAB
SM PEACH LANTERN HAB
PICO DE PAJARO
MULTI COLOR JALAPENO
AUSTRALIAN BUSH FIRE (AUSTRALIAN LANTERN X WEST INDIAN RED)
PEACH BHUT
RED AJI BOLSA DE DULCE
AJI YELLOW
SURISE TRINIDAD SCORPION
JAYS PEACH GHOST SCORPION
JAYS RED GHOST SCORPION
BOLIVIAN SMALL RED
YELLOW FRUIT VARIAGATED TRI-COLOR
AJIJOES HANGING BEAUTY (ORNAMENTAL)
EXPLOSIVE IGNITE
MAUI PURPLE
TRIFETTI X?
RED BHUT
RED HABALOKIA
PEACH HABALOKIA
PEACH LIGHTNING
SAVINA RED
TIGER TEETH HAB (GUYANA)
BONDA MA JAQUES
 
 
 

This is an ongoing list not done yet

thanks enjoy your friend Joe
 
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i lost to stress and sun scald
2>CAPPUCCINO BHUTS
1> PURPLE HABS
2 >AJI YELLOW
1>GALAPAGOS RED HABS
1>AMARILLO SCORPIO
1> CAPPUCCINO SCOTCH BONNET
2>CILI GORONONG
4> JAY STRAIN PEACH GHOST SCORPION
4> RED JAY STRAIN GHOST SCOPRION
1> BONDA MA JAQUES
 
in all this loss i still have much and can replace at least 3 species in time
as everything start to repair itself better i will have a few pics but as it stands now everything looks like crap
thanks your friend Joe
 
everything still looks like crap but there getting better, most have lost there sun scaled leaves and the new ones are developing,will have pics soon
 
just got a few plants from my friend and put them in the ground
 
3 ECKERTON CHILE (HAIRY ANNUM PLANT) stable cross
 
2 AJI YELLOW
 
1 SUNSET SCORPION
 
2 FIREWORKS ORNAMENTAL
 
1 PURPLE FLASH
 
1 JAY'S PEACH GHOST SCORPION
 
1 JAY'S RED GHOST SCORPION
 
10  VARIEGATED TRI-COLOR ORNAMENTAL (YELLOW FRUIT MUTATION) 
 
2 AUSTRALIAN LANTERN HABS
 
THANKS YOUR FRIEND JOE
 
Sorry to hear about your loss man. Sounds like you were a big propagator of seeds around here in the past, so major props (no pun intended lol). Hope the rest of the season treats ya better.
 
Peptacular said:
Sorry to hear about your loss man. Sounds like you were a big propagator of seeds around here in the past, so major props (no pun intended lol). Hope the rest of the season treats ya better.
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thank yo0u
 
your friend Joe
 
I had beautiful, lush plants that I babied since December 1st. The first sunny day that I put them outside, I lost track of time and they all got sun-scalded. They dropped their leaves shortly afterwards. My wife and I were devastated. Since then, they have all recovered. Perhaps yours will also recover swiftly as well. Hoping the best.

-ms1476
 
ms1476 said:
I had beautiful, lush plants that I babied since December 1st. The first sunny day that I put them outside, I lost track of time and they all got sun-scalded. They dropped their leaves shortly afterwards. My wife and I were devastated. Since then, they have all recovered. Perhaps yours will also recover swiftly as well. Hoping the best.

-ms1476
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ah so you can relate,mine where beautiful too before they went outside,they are however on the mend now
 
thanks your friend Joe
 
I can relate to that...............shade cloth is the way to go if your apt to leaving everything out and not transporting the plants back indoors each night.
If your plant stems are still green then cut all the damaged growth off. Its very early in the season and if your plants are starting to mend let the plants put their energy into the new growth,
 
ajijoe said:
ah so you can relate,mine where beautiful too before they went outside,they are however on the mend now
 
thanks your friend Joe
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Oh I can totally relate. I never want to experience that again. I was picking up handfuls of discarded leaves from the bottoms of containers, several times throughout the day. The only plant that did not make a full recovery was a Bishops Crown, which I only had one of. I was sooooo excited to grow that one. I heard many good things about the Bishops Crown and that plant was big and bushy before the burn. It got down to one leaf which eventually turned yellow and the main stalk just withered to nothing. I learned a lesson though. It will not happen again next season.
 
Sorry to hear you are struggling this season, my friend! The ones I got from you are doing okay, had a big setback with the Green Chinense but it's coming back. Keep it up!
 
meatfreak said:
Sorry to hear you are struggling this season, my friend! The ones I got from you are doing okay, had a big setback with the Green Chinense but it's coming back. Keep it up!
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thanks so much you also
 
your friend Joe
 
meatfreak said:
You got any pictures to share with us or haven't your plants bounced back enough? I'm curious of your grow, my friend :)
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yeah i suppose there nice enough now, im just so darn busy lately that i have not had time to take any pics but i will as soon as i get a moment, what sucks the most is im not make any money!! LOL
 
Hey Joe, did you or your buddy plant the packet of Criolla Sella seeds I sent you this winter? Mine are doing great, and I'm picking ripe pods now. It's the first time I've grown Baccatums, and I'm amazed at how bushy they get. Cheers!
 
stickman said:
Hey Joe, did you or your buddy plant the packet of Criolla Sella seeds I sent you this winter? Mine are doing great, and I'm picking ripe pods now. It's the first time I've grown Baccatums, and I'm amazed at how bushy they get. Cheers!
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im not sure i will have to ask my friend i gave him the seeds to plant, i wont be able to contact him till the followingh week, please remind me then im curious myself
 
thanks your Friend Joe
 
well things are starting to pod up and i have decided this year to not waste time with green pod pics, i have been crazy busy this year with work and many other things and since i depend on other to post pics for me (MAN I HATE THOSE PHOTO SITES!!) i decided to wait till there ripe
 
quality of pictures not quantity
 
everything is starting to impress me quite a bit considering my plants are not as tall as they have been other years, i somehow dont have a problem with this though, in the respect of my garden the most work i have had so far is keeping after weeds
there crazy this year!!
 
stay tuned it wont be too long now till i post a few pics
 
thanks your friend Joe
 
Hope you get weeds out of garden Joe :)
 
We are curious to see you're grow, you have another great grow list, with many interesting varieties!
 
MisterNo said:
Hope you get weeds out of garden Joe :)
 
We are curious to see you're grow, you have another great grow list, with many interesting varieties!
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thanks i will be posting soon
 
thanks your friend Joe
 
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