• Blog your pepper progress. The first image in your first post will be used to represent your Glog.

Bhuter's 2017 Glog

Hello everybody!

This is my first glog and I know I'm really late with it. I've been growing superhots for a few years, but have never kept a record. So here it goes!

2017 Growlist

Red BBG7 (Ocho Cinco 2014)
BOC (Mine)
Black Naga (Mine)
Chocolate Lava (mpicante)
7 Pot Caramel (PL 2014)
Bishop's Crown
JPGS (Seacowboy 2014)
JRGS (Joefish 2014)
Chocolate Moruga Brain (Butch T)
Brown Moruga (PL)
Brazilian Moruga (Butch T)
BTR (Butch T)
CPR (Butch T)
Red Primo (Troy Primeaux 2014)
Yellow Primo (WM 2015)
CGN 21500 (WM 2015)
Peach Bhut (WM 2015)
Aji Fantasy Yellow (WM 2015)
PDN (WM 2015)
Pimenta Leopard (96Strat)
Aji Jobito (Hogleg)
Goat's Weed (Hogleg)
SB7J (Pex Peppers 2014)
Red Brainstrain (WM)
Brown Rocoto (TGCM)
Aji Limo Rojo (TGCM)
Aji Oro (TGCM)
C. Chacoense (WM)
Pumpkin Bubblegum (Ford's Thanks to BSH)
Big Black Mama x Caramel 7 Pot Madballz F2 (Mine)

I started my seeds in early February and continued starting seeds until April...just couldn't stop starting new varieties...again. I always take the cheap route and use plain old Miracle-Gro potting soil. It has always worked for me. I also start my seeds in paper towels then transfer them straight to 4 inch pots (I thought they were 3 inch, but they're 4). I use a 125w CFL for lighting and I usually grow around 30 plants. Here's the beginning.

z8fIW8B.jpg


I had crappy soil before this pic and some of these are bare-root transplants. But I did lose one...Chocolate Primo. It just looked funky after transplant.

Here they were just before plant out. Pic taken on May 4...with the addition of a few new seedlings and maters.

zGupmrR.jpg


Peppers planted out May 10.

Xz5EcpT.jpg


Then I ran into the bugs. The flippin' bugs. Judging by the damage, I'm guessing broad mites.

Kzw3c8h.jpg


But I soaped then neemed a couple times and things are looking up. I'll have to get a pic of what that plant (Goatsweed) looks like now. This is the latest pic with the addition of the nursery veggies.

PJRBb8u.jpg


That'll probably do it for now. Thanks for stopping by!

-Adam
 
Click to expand...
peppamang said:
if chacoense is anything like c. praetermissum, which looks pretty similar, it would dehydrate well whole. I dehydrated c. praetermissum whole and they dried out well. The naga Piri piri cross looks great man! 
Click to expand...
Thank you very much! I was hoping so. Trying to cut those up wouldnt be too much fun. Lol. The Naga x Peri is a lot like the Peri-Peri...they even fall right off of the stem the same way. They are very Frutescens-like. I have a few isolated seeds for next year. Im hoping theyre more Naga-like in F2. Thanks again!
 
Devv said:
A huge thanks to Adam for the seeds!
 
497.jpg

 
I can't wait to grow these, bhut the 7pot cinder kinda scares me :shh: ;)
Click to expand...
Adam dreading the [emoji892] love again Scott [emoji23][emoji23] "welcome to the 7pot cinder " club " growing that bad boy cross next season going to be a fun ride. You grow it you gotta eat it brotha = right [emoji736]
He he he crazy a$$ cross but a beauty of a pod. Excited. [emoji6]

Sent from my VFD 900 using Tapatalk
 
Superhot Sim said:
Adam dreading the [emoji892] love again Scott [emoji23][emoji23] "welcome to the 7pot cinder " club " growing that bad boy cross next season going to be a fun ride. You grow it you gotta eat it brotha = right [emoji736]
He he he crazy a$$ cross but a beauty of a pod. Excited. [emoji6]

Sent from my VFD 900 using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Meant sending the [emoji892] love [emoji23][emoji23]

Sent from my VFD 900 using Tapatalk
 
Walchit said:
He kinda was dreading it though lol
Click to expand...
Even if he don't like it, he will learn to like it after 4 th or 5th pod. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji892][emoji95][emoji892][emoji95][emoji892][emoji95][emoji12]

Sent from my VFD 900 using Tapatalk
 
Superhot Sim said:
Adam dreading the [emoji892] love again Scott [emoji23][emoji23] "welcome to the 7pot cinder " club " growing that bad boy cross next season going to be a fun ride. You grow it you gotta eat it brotha = right [emoji736]
He he he crazy a$$ cross but a beauty of a pod. Excited. [emoji6]

Sent from my VFD 900 using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
 
It's one of my rules, grow it and you have to eat it! So it's gonna happen! ;) 
 
And of course the sharing experience, but it seems I've alienated most of the peeps I work with when it come to peppers...LOL
 
 
Devv said:
 
It's one of my rules, grow it and you have to eat it! So it's gonna happen! ;) 
 
And of course the sharing experience, but it seems I've alienated most of the peeps I work with when it come to peppers...LOL
 
Click to expand...
Pepper bombing work colleagues should be rewarded with a large bonus Scott.
Lol. Is it hot? Ermmmm no I give you the mild one I got the "hottie " HONEST..... [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Sent from my VFD 900 using Tapatalk
 
Pepper-Guru said:
Product looking great man! Hows the air layered cutting doing now?
Click to expand...
Just an update on one air layering cutting I took. I originally clipped a branch off of a CPR and just stuck it in water. Then Rich suggested air layering...so I gave it a first try. I air layered the CPR and the Caramel 7 Pot Cinder. I checked the CPR after one week and the air layering soil fell off and I had to redo it. I didn't touch the Cinder until the following week. So it had two weeks of rooting attempt, while I interrupted the CPR. So the Cinder had a few more "roots" (actually, it was a white bulge) than the CPR. Well, the CPR died but the Cinder is still alive and growing. I just started giving it west-facing-window sun. It's been in a north-facing window with no direct sunlight.

UILN7Tl.jpg


I'm amazed that it worked! Thank you very much, Rich! I'll be experimenting more next year.

ALSO: The CPR "clone" that I clipped and put in just water is still alive and now it's growing little buds...WITH NO ROOTS!!! Weird. But I guess that means I didn't lose my CPR yet. So I'll leave it alone for now and maybe it'll take off at some point. Lol.
 
Bhuter said:
Just an update on one air layering cutting I took. I originally clipped a branch off of a CPR and just stuck it in water. Then Rich suggested air layering...so I gave it a first try. I air layered the CPR and the Caramel 7 Pot Cinder. I checked the CPR after one week and the air layering soil fell off and I had to redo it. I didn't touch the Cinder until the following week. So it had two weeks of rooting attempt, while I interrupted the CPR. So the Cinder had a few more "roots" (actually, it was a white bulge) than the CPR. Well, the CPR died but the Cinder is still alive and growing. I just started giving it west-facing-window sun. It's been in a north-facing window with no direct sunlight.

UILN7Tl.jpg


I'm amazed that it worked! Thank you very much, Rich! I'll be experimenting more next year.

ALSO: The CPR "clone" that I clipped and put in just water is still alive and now it's growing little buds...WITH NO ROOTS!!! Weird. But I guess that means I didn't lose my CPR yet. So I'll leave it alone for now and maybe it'll take off at some point. Lol.
Click to expand...
 
 
There we GROW! Rock on my man!
 
Pepper-Guru said:
 
 
There we GROW! Rock on my man!
Click to expand...
Thank you, Rich! You were right, air layering was easier than I thought. I appreciate all the help. I'm glad THIS plant was saved...just in case my isolated F3 seeds don't produce the color pods that I want. If I don't get caramel in F3, I'll have to isolate this plant again and lose a year. Lol. Cheers!
 
Hey, Adam, some great hauls this season, buddy!
Awesome pics of some great looking pods.
 
l agree with Indigo- the c. chacoense will dry just fine whole;
I used to slit my Goat's Weed just to speed up the process a bit.
Same with most long skinny pods, actually.
 
Congrats on a great season, my friend!
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top