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Bodeen's 2013 Grow _-_ Love at First Sting

Not actually starting this yet. Just trying to get my thoughts together on what and how many I will be planting of everything. There is the possibility that there will be no cows here next year and the pastures will be made into corn fields. This would mean the barn lot will be free and empty. It grows some of the best grass on the farm and the barn does have a well and a pump already there. Could it be garden number 3??? Also contemplating enlarging the back garden again.

Seed list so far

Hot Peppers

7 Pod Yellow: One Plant
7 Pod: One Plant
7 Pod Brain Strain: Three Plants
7 Pod Burgandy: Three Plants
7 Pod Chaguanas: One plant
Aji Amarillo: One Plant
Aji Chinchi Amarillo: One Plant
Assam: Three plants
Bhut Jolokia: Three Plants
Bhut Jolokia, Brown: Three Plants.
Bhut Jolokia, Chocolate: Three Plants
Bhut Jolokia, Peach: Three Plants.
Bhut Jokolia, Yellow: Three plants
Big Bomb Hybrid: Three plants
Biggie Chile Hybrid: One plant
Black Hungarian: One Plant
Budapest Hybrid: Three Plants
Cayenne (Thick): One Plant
Cayenne (Chocolate): Six Plants, with one over winter
Cayenne (Orange): One Plant
Chapeu Du Frade (Bishop's Hat): One Plant.
Chenzo Hybrid: One Plant
Cherry Bomb Hybrid: Three Plants
Czechoslovakian Black: One Plant
Fatalii: Three Plant
Fatalii, Red: One Plant
Fatalii x Savina: Three Plants
Fish: One plant.
Fresno: One Plant
Habanero Chocolate: Three plants
Habanero Orange: One plant
Habanero Peach: One Plant
Habanero Red: One plant
Habanero White: One plant
Habanero Yellow: One Plant
Hawaiian Sweet Hot: One Plant
Jalapeno, Biker Billy: One plant
Jalapeno, Goliath: One plant
Jalapeno, Purple: One plant
Jamaican Yellow: One plant
Lemon Drop: One plant.
Paper Lantern: One plant.
Peter Pepper (Orange): One Plant
Rain Forest: One Plant
Red Savina: One plant
Sante Fe Grande: Three plants.
Serrano Tamp: Two to three plants.
Thai Giant: One Plant
Tobago: One plant
Trinidad Scorpion Butch T: One plant
Trinidad Scorpion Green: Three Plants
Trinidad Moruga: Three plants
Trinidad Red Douglah: Three plants
Trinidad Douglah Chocolate: Three plants
Trinidad Scorpion Yellow: One Plant
White Scorpion Tongue: One Plant
Yellow Thai: One plant

Sweet Peppers

Jimmy Nardello: Six plants
Douce D`Espagne: Six plants
Lipstick: Two plants
Sweet Goliath: Three plants
Atris Hybrid: Three plants
Gypsy Hybrid: Three plants
La Rouge Royale: Three plants
Golden Treasure: Three plants
Mini Bell Red: Two Plants
 
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Hit 80 the last couple days, but it cools off a lot in the evenings. I want to look at the garden, but thinking I should give it some time to freshen up lol.
Newest addition to the garden. If this works out, I will have a row of these next season. Only 4 plants this year. Traded some hot pepper mix (for pest control) to the local greenhouse for these.

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And if I do, I will make a lot more of this.

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Today was a good day too though :)

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Anyone else not able to use the little picture link icon on the posts? I have been having to manually type in the linkage.
 
Outside of watering the plants when I first transplanted them, today is the first time I had to fire up the irrigation.  Looking at going to a drip, but I hear it is quite costly.
 
Pretty warm today, hope summer is hear to stay.
 
Teriyaki Chicken with Southern Redneck Twist
 
Steamed  some garlic chives and kale for the base.  Then a layer of rice.  Follow that up with some grilled Teriyaki chicken.  Top it off with some homemade cajun salsa that is heated with some oregano and bajio peppers.
 
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I might be wishing I planted some bajio this year.  It does something wonderful to tomato dishes.
 
Bullets again ...
  • Wok stir fry & fish look wonderful!
  • Do what Scott said (Devv), that said I either type all mine or use my servers auto links
  • Teriyaki chicken looks great!
  • Hope you dodge dat nasty weather, raining here … have a great day!
 
Never heard of a Choc Cayenne, Meatfreak just posted as I was typoing....was gonna ask the same question. I know choc habs have a fruity taste as compared to standard.
 
meatfreak said:
Very nice, Bodeen. Does it have a fruity aroma/flavor?
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Devv said:
Never heard of a Choc Cayenne, Meatfreak just posted as I was typoing....was gonna ask the same question. I know choc habs have a fruity taste as compared to standard.
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I had never heard of them before either.  The odd thing is they came from regular cayenne seed that I had saved.  
 
Not sure on the flavor.  It is a darker flavor is all I can say at the moment.  Perhaps later in the year the pods will have a more robust flavor.
 
Just had some horizontal rain, hail, and twisting wind.  I don't think there was enough hail to hurt, but gotta check on wind damage to the plants yet.  The rain water will do them good though.
 
Glad to hear ya dodged a bullet BD! Walleye and foodie pics are excellent as usual. Do Walleye make good fish tacos? I wonder if that Cayenne crossed with your Pasilla Bajio's last year for it to be darker now... Keep up the good work!
 
Been a while since I posted.  Plants are starting to take shape.  Got some weeds and grass I have to get after, but I need them to get a little bigger so my fat fingers can get all the roots up.
 
Anyone else grow chenzo?  Thought they were short last season cause I had them in pots.  This year's is short too.
 
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Last two aren't peppers, but the garden looks nice.
 
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