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Lookin' good Brian!
nice looking plants
Excellent mate, are all the purple ones explosive embers?
Doh! just had another look and saw a Black prince>
What are the 2 in the center of the top pic.?
What are the 2 in the center of the top pic.?
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good luck this season...pray for an easy hurricane season this year...
Absolutely beautiful plants!
Yours are at least a month ahead of mine, even my overwinters! What a difference a couple hundred miles of latitude makes!
How 'bout some more recent photos?
Yours are at least a month ahead of mine, even my overwinters! What a difference a couple hundred miles of latitude makes!
How 'bout some more recent photos?
Looks like they stood the wind pretty well. Very nice choice of varieties. The Explosive Ember is gorgeous.
Is that Black Prince this year's planting? I have three that look just like that, but they are overwinters!
Is that Black Prince this year's planting? I have three that look just like that, but they are overwinters!
The explosives are great. First year i have grown. Love the color. Black prince looks very similar..will have to look into that one
So i take it you leave all your plants in pots? Just looking over your plants again..man those are really nice. That black prince one is huge and very very beautiful. Love the colors of that. I know..its about the pepper..but I like colors and shapes and looks of plants as much or more than the peppers themselves.
What you said, Mike! I think I love growing these plants as much or more than I do eating the chiles.
Black Prince will get very tall in the ground, given enough time and plenty of loose, deep soil...I had 3 in-ground plants last year that were still growing at around 5 feet tall when the frost killed them, and they had been planted very late in the season.
Black Prince will get very tall in the ground, given enough time and plenty of loose, deep soil...I had 3 in-ground plants last year that were still growing at around 5 feet tall when the frost killed them, and they had been planted very late in the season.