CaneDog - Off-Season Season 2018/19

Thought I'd post a few pics of what I have going on indoors this off-season.  I used to do a winter indoor grow about every season, but this will be my first in a couple years now.  I went a bit over-board with the number of plants, as usual, but I've culled a few already and I have expansion room if needed.
 
I'm using a handy little extra walk-in closet to start things out. Keeps temp well and makes it easy to chill and work with the plants.
 

 
 
Most everything's potted up into 1g Boxer Browns now.  Here's a few of this season's players.
 
Baha Goat

 
 
Fatalii

 
Bhut Jolokia White - topped it early on as it was already wanting to branch like crazy

 
Butch T

 
Kathumby starting to bud up

 
 
And this guy is a 7 Pot White that sprouted late right up against another plant, so I yanked it out.  It had what seemed like only about 2mm of root still attached, but I stuck it in Kratky and it not only survived but seems fairly happy.

 
CD

 

[stc3248]

One last turn of the page...17 pages of "off season"

 

[Walchit]

Yeah when does the "on" season start? Lol

Edit: should have read thru page 16 before I commented lol

 

[CaneDog]

One last turn of the page...17 pages of "off season"

 

Props on the 'tops stc - it's a squad of snipers around here right now.

 

[CaneDog]

Yeah when does the "on" season start? Lol

Edit: should have read thru page 16 before I commented lol

 

Ha, sure, but I supposed I could have made it easy and just done this -
 
Summer 2019 Glog
http://thehotpepper.com/topic/71003-canedog-2019-hirsute-pursuit-rocotos-wilds-moar/?p=1617793

 

[CaneDog]

Little CPR on this thread for a CGN 21500 cutting update.  Day IDK, like 60???
 

Pretty sure I've had this CGN21500 cutting going over a month now.
 
Any bets on whether it fruits before it roots?
 

 
 

cool,
roots

 
Winner!
 

Arent you suppose to remove the flowers when rooting because the plant focuses on fruiting instead of rooting?

 
Apparently it's not completely necessary, at least not if you're willing to wait about 2 months for a root.
 

CaneDog i love the cutting holder you made with the open cell foam.
 
also despite being so old (over a month wow, peppers root slow), the leaves look healthy. i think that amount of foliage is the correct amount, nice to see a good example of how to do it.

 
It was definitely slow sinensis, probably due in part to my method being less than optimal.  It did make it though, so maybe it was in a good range for the amount of foliage.
 
Close up of the root just starting to grow out - click for zoom.

 
Refraction shot, with the root appearing simultaneously below and above the water line.

 

[internationalfish]

Very nice on the cutting!
 
To switch franchises a bit...
 
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
Officer: "CGN-21500, why aren't you at your post?"