pics BigT Plant Pics 2013

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2 Giant Bhut Plants - 5 gallon on left 15 gallon on right - the bigger plant was healthier from the start, so it's not just pot size - but that being said, it's the biggest container plant I've ever grown by far.
 


G Bhut pods.
 


Sadly, many of the G But pods are suffering from this white spot disease ( I don't know exactly what it is).  Seems to be clearing up on the 2nd wave of pods.
 


Mariachi - 7 gallon pot.  Always a favorite - tasty and productive - low heat.
 


Yellow Bhut plant - this thing really spread out and took over.  Just to it's left is a decent sized Aji Crystal you can barely see, and behind that is a Giant Cayenne - well hidden.  Directly behind the Y Bhut is a Chaguanas 7 Pot Red which is also doing quite well.
 


Aji Crystal pods - very tasty and nice size, medium to low heat. 1st year I've grown them. Thanks to Spicegeist for the seeds.
 


Chaguanas 7 Pot Red pods - nice productive plant - seeds from my buddy scoville down in Tampa, FL.
 


Chaguanas 7 Pot Red pods - closer look.
 


Supposed to be a Biker Billy Jalapeno - but I'm thinking it crossed with a Serrano as no Bikers I've ever grown before resemble these.  Hot and tasty though - I'll save seeds as "Biker Serrano" and see what grows out next year.  Biker Billys are normally fat jumbo pods - consistently hot and flavorful - I love em.

Spicegeist said:
Very nice.  Sorry about the disease, we've had a very wet year.
 
How are the pods on that giant yellow bhut?
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Haven't tried any yet, nothing ripe - but they look great and there are a ton of them.  Might be a good pod to break out of the Fatalii rut I'm in as I grow Fataliis every year. I'll get some pics up when they turn.
 
Wow.. that's one big, beautiful Giant Bhut. And that's cool how the Chaguanas 7 Pot Red pods are growing out 2-3 at a time at the same spot. I've never seen that before. :)
 
If any of my plants are going to get anywhere near those sizes I'm -definitely- going to need to find funding somehow to build a greenhouse because our house is - pure and simple - too damn small. lol
 
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millworkman said:
Good looking plants and pods. The issues look like what I get with stinkbug damage.
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That very well could be - I've been killing stink bugs around here all year.  Bought a Bugzooka for the house - comes in very handy.
 
rebelgrower3 said:
Very nice plants hope to have some in my greenhouse that big before long.
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Thanks!
 
bigt said:
Haven't tried any yet, nothing ripe - but they look great and there are a ton of them.  Might be a good pod to break out of the Fatalii rut I'm in as I grow Fataliis every year. I'll get some pics up when they turn.
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I'm glad they're looking good, the seed was open pollinated if I recall correctly.  I'll be curious to hear how you like the taste...
 
bigt said:

 
2 Giant Bhut Plants - 5 gallon on left 15 gallon on right - the bigger plant was healthier from the start, so it's not just pot size - but that being said, it's the biggest container plant I've ever grown by far.
 
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what kind of grow bag is the large gray one your using?
 


Dorset Naga - one of my all time favorites.  The pods were really fat and juicy this year, and extremely hot, not Brain Strain or Butch T hot, but hot.  Usually more productive than this one, I think I let it run out of water one too many times.
 


Ancho San Luis - nice fat pods, nothing ripened yet.  This plant took forever to get going and early on I didn't think it would make it. Spicegeist seeds - I know he had issues growing them as well.
 


A bowl of Giant Bhut heat - all picked from my 15 gallon plant.  107 pods in there, sadly, I had to discard about another 40 that were damaged.  Very tasty this year with great heat - my all time favorite pepper, I grow it every year.
 
 
 


2nd Wave of Giant Bhut pods.  I might have to dry these pods.
 
 


Giant Bhut pods.
 
 


Yellow Bhuts finally starting to ripen.  These look very nice - 1st time growing them.  I'm impressed with the pod size.
 
Seacowboy said:
The second batch looks a lot healthier than the first. That bugzooka seems to have helped out.
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It wasn't the Bugzooka that slowed the stink bugs down.  They just got so fat, they rolled around on the ground and couldn't eat any more.


Chaguanas 7 Pot Red.  Tasty, fat - less heat than other 7 Pots I've grown.
 


Giant Cayenne - a great chile pepper.  Versatile, flavorful, decent heat and a nice fat pod.  I've been growing these every year lately.
 


Unripened Mariachi.  Love these babies when red ripe.  Crisp and sweet - like a bell pepper with a little heat.
 


From L to R.  Mariachi, Giant Cayenne, Yellow Bhut, 2 Giant Bhuts, 2 Dorset Nagas, Chaguanas 7 Pot Red.  Below - a small Fatalii and a Bishops Crown.
 
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