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AJs Back Yard Pepper Porn 05-10-09

AlabamaJack

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Finally got the peppers already transplanted into their new summer homes....

This is my Cayenne Row with some anaheims, bulls horns, and NuMex Sandias up top...the one at the very top is an African Birds Eye (thanks Omri)...

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this one is taken from the same position but looking at the greenhouse and Fatalii row...in front of the retaining wall are chocolate scotch bonnets, jamaican scotch bonnets, foodarama scotch bonnets, and scotch bonnets.....

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this is a shot looking east along the retaining wall...on the left is 7 Pot, Congo Trinidad, and Trinidad Scorpion...on the right is Yellow 7 Pot, Inferno Hot Banana, Hungarian Wax, Yellow Hungarian, and Hungarian Death..

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this last shot is looking north along side my house...there are Bhut Jolokia, Bih Jolokia, Dorset Naga and Naga Morich....Naga Jalokia will be joining them along with about 30 more Bhuts...

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its turning out to be a good year...
 
Good lookin' yard full of plants AJ. I was wondering if you plan on taking the greenhouse down and placing you plants on the raised area. Tomatoes look big in your concrete farm. You must have sold a few plants this spring. Nice pics.
 
Wildfire Chilli Australia said:
Your greenhouse looks nice and big! How many plants do you fit in there? Did you buy it or build it?
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thanks...it is 10' X 20'...I had about 70 in 5 gallon pots in there and still have over 200 plants in 3 and 4" containers in there....I bought the kit and put it up...

Pepper Ridge Farm said:
Good lookin' yard full of plants AJ. I was wondering if you plan on taking the greenhouse down and placing you plants on the raised area. Tomatoes look big in your concrete farm. You must have sold a few plants this spring. Nice pics.
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thanks Cappy...haven't decided if I will take the greenhouse down or not yet...I may not need the room...the end of the raised area opposite the greenhouse will hold probably 80-100 plants plus about another 100 around the yard. The tomatos are definitely liking the weather and their food. I have a few small tomatos but the plants are full of open blossoms....there should be a lot of fruit set this coming week...

bigt said:
Nice pics AJ. I see you have plenty of room left to grow more. J/K :lol:
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thanks bigt...I will still have a lot more peppers...I just have not transplanted them out of the 3 and 4 inch containers yet...
 
Wow. With all the naga's and trinny scorps you may need some skull and crossbones signs AJ. Beautiful pics. The plants along the fence will literally become a Chile Wall of Death!!

Cheers, TB.
 
Did you line them up against the fence so you can shoot the least productive? Or is that how you stress them out? ;)
 
thanks all..

caroltlw said:
Did you line them up against the fence so you can shoot the least productive? Or is that how you stress them out? ;)
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thats not a bad idea Carol...this is where I had my cayennes last year and they did great...

lee said:
Nice pics AJ

Wich Numex are you growing?
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Growing The NuMex Sandia...I love the way these peppers look dark red and really darken the color of my chili powder down...
 
Looking good AJ. Your peppers are almost catching mine it appears and I planted before you. I guess the warmer weather you have there spped them up a tad ;)
 
JayT said:
Awesome looking yard there AJ. You're a real pro.
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thats because I have read and heeded the information/advice I have gotten on this forum from the master growers...

chilliman said:
You are obviously not concerned with Cross pollination ?
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not really...doesn't bother me since most of the pods will be dehydrated or used for concentrate/sauces...I won't worry about the side of the yard with the Bihs, Bhuts, Nagas, and Dorsets since they are supposedly from the same plant grown in different areas of the world...

if I trade seeds I have grown with anyone I will either tell them no gurantee of pure breed or I will have isolated them from the others..

Captain Murphy said:
AJ, if you need a house sitter this Fall let me know. I work cheap!
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:lol: ... thats good to know CM...however, after I retire in August, I will have all the time in the world to play with my chilies...

patrick said:
Utterly amazing AJ. Home and Garden magazine should do a story on you.
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There is a standing rule here at my house, if you come in to look at the chilis, you have to taste some of them...I can imagine the photographers with watery eyes taking pics...

BrianS said:
Looking good AJ. Your peppers are almost catching mine it appears and I planted before you. I guess the warmer weather you have there spped them up a tad ;)
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thanks Brian...I think the greenhouse that most of these plants were in did the trick...

lavish said:
impressive amount of pots, hehe. will be chilis for half of alabama :P
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as Omri said below, Texas...

Omri said:
Texas*
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thanks Omri
 
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