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Capsidadburn 2014

Here we go again.  Seems like it was only yesterday.  I've recieved a lot of pods and seeds from great folks here.  THP and those folks are awesome!   I'll be growing most all of them as well as an order I just placed yesterday with Semillas.
 
I will seriously have to alter my logistics and layout to grow everything and keep it as asthetic but affordable as possible.  Big problems;  I need to trim my front yard trees to get more morning and mid day sun in the back.  I really need to haul in new soil.  Hello wheelbarrow and backpain.  My city is currently in a stage 2 drought restrictions (once a week watering).  I usually water with drip irrigation everyother day until summer forces me to each day.  Barrel collection (which I've been tinkering with for a while) will have to happen.
 
Here is my list in no particular order.  Seeds and or Fresh pods from; Pepperlover/ Judy, GAGrowhead/Jason, Windchicken/Gary, Sawyer/John, Spicegeist/Charles  Meatfreak/ Stefan, PIC 1/ Greg  Thanks to all!                  
                                                                                               Transplanted to 3x3's;
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Butch T Scorpion /Me
Trinidad Scorpion Sunrise/Jason
Peach Bhut Jolokia/Judy
Sepia Serpent/Jason
Bhut Orange Copenhagen/Jason
Peach Habanero/Judy
7 Pot Not Red (Yellow) Barrackpore/Me
White Devil's Tongue/Jason
NagaBrain F3/Gary
Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion/Jason
Jay's Red Ghost Scorpion/Jason
Congo Black/Judy
White Bhut Jolokia/Judy
Bonda ma Jaques X Yellow 7 Pot/Gary-Charles
Brain Strain/Judy
Datil/Jason
Tobago Yellow Scotch Bonnet/Judy
Bubble Gum 7 Pot #1/Jason
Yellow Moruga Scorpion/Judy
Yellow Bhut Jolokia/Judy
7 Pot Chiguanas/Judy
Texas Pequin F2/Gary-Brian
7 Pot Jonah/Judy
Brown Moruga Scorpion/Judy
Elysium Oxide Bonnet F4/ Me
Tepin X 7 Pot/Charles
MOA Scotch Bonnet/John
7 Pot Burgundy/John
7 Pot Barrackpore/Me
Jigsaw/John
Jamaican Yellow Scotch Bonnet/Judy
Cumari do Para/Me
Giant Yellow Brainstrain/Judy
Carolina Reaper/John
Funky Reaper/John
7 Pot Brown/John
Douglah/Me
Chintexle/Charles
Donne Sali/Charles
TFM Scotch Bonnet/Jason
Tepin X Quintisho F1/ Me
Mini-Mini X Purple Flash F1/ Me
Trinidad Chocolate Bonnet/Jason
Trinidad Cherries/Jason
Tepin/Me
Quintisho/Me
Giant White Hab/ Jason
Espelette Basque/ Me
Green Habanero
CGN 23255
Brown Bhutlah
Brown Rocoto
Sara's Green
El Oro de Ecuador
Jalapeno Jalastar
Habanero Naranja Picante
CAP 217 Rocoto
Jalapeno Goliath
Lota Bih
Chiclayo
Jalapeno El Jefe
Yellow Bhut SG
Naga Suomi
Madballs 7 Red
7 Pot Primo Orange
Yellow Infinity
St. Martins Red Hab
Miss. St. Butch T
Madballs 7 Chocolate
Och Rios Scotch Bonnet
Numex 6-4
Armageddon
MOA Red
Spanish Naga Morich
Lumbre
Big Bang Chocolate Naga
White Fatalii
UBSC
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Have a great day people!
 
Outs likes already..yuk. I think we deserve more ;)
 
Grow looks good Mike! Picture perfect examples I see!
 
Get ready for tomorrow, gonna get crappy again. I moved here for warmth from NY..what the heck this winter? It's going to be so nasty I opted to go shopping with LB...so what does that tell you.. :crazy:
 
meatfreak said:
10 days for a Chinense, not bad I guess :) Does it show any dark traits already? Should be having a dark stem and leaves like the PDN. Thanks for posting the picture!
 
meatfreak said:
That's okay, Mike. No rush :) Just read the Jals all sprouted, very happy to hear germ rate is good of course ;)
Yes the Jalapenos went early Stefan! Pic below;  The Pimenta Lisa has the purplish stems but green cotyledons.  I grew PDN a couple years back but I can't find any freshly germinated pics.

Pimenta Lisa F2 from Stefan/ meatfreak   Tasty-Peppers

 
I've got some Fava beans up in my garlic bed.  I'm going to ferment the beans with peppers and eventually cook into paste, preserve in jars, and serve with rice and mushrooms!  Meat optional.  Broadbean Windsor from Baker Creek
My first time with growing garlic.  Got Elephant and basic grocery store variety going now.


 
See you fine folks tommorrow!
Mike

romy6 said:
Wow Mike plants are looking perfect. Can't wait to see some buds on those bad boys soon !!!
Thanks Jamie!  Me too!
 
 
PIC 1 said:
Mike I agree with Jamie, your plants do look perfect. Nice photo of the cats...like a couple of bookends
Thank you Greg!  I'll probably have a few pics of them this season!  My plants owe their look to teachings of AJ.  Botanicare ProGro and Liquid Kharma.
 
Devv said:
Outs likes already..yuk. I think we deserve more ;)
 
Grow looks good Mike! Picture perfect examples I see!
 
Get ready for tomorrow, gonna get crappy again. I moved here for warmth from NY..what the heck this winter? It's going to be so nasty I opted to go shopping with LB...so what does that tell you.. :crazy:
Thanks Scott!  I have some less than perfect as well!  Not looking forward to the cold!  I do more and more of the "date" shopping these day's!
 
Great pictures, Mike, your gonna have enough Jalapeno's this season :lol: or are you gonna give away some plants ;) I went through my pictures to see if I happen to have a picture of it when it just germinated or was small. The cotyledons were also green, after the first set of true leaves they started to show it's real color. The leaves don't get fully dark like the PDN, more 50/50.
 
meatfreak said:
Great pictures, Mike, your gonna have enough Jalapeno's this season :lol: or are you gonna give away some plants ;) I went through my pictures to see if I happen to have a picture of it when it just germinated or was small. The cotyledons were also green, after the first set of true leaves they started to show it's real color. The leaves don't get fully dark like the PDN, more 50/50.
Stefan, I know just what to do with the Jalapenos!  I may give away a few though.  The Pimenta Lisa leaves have turned now.  Pic next time.
 
maximumcapsicum said:
Starts are looking fantastic Mike. Love the square pots. Wonder if you can fit more of those in a space than you can solo cups.
I suppose if your growing a lot or you have space limits they might be more beneficial.  Thanks Adam!
Some more seed starts from Charles and Greg. 

Brown Rocoto close up. Semillas

Pretty warm today around 73 degrees I think.  Cold again tomorrow.



Texas Pequin from Windchicken

Bubblegum 7 Pot

Congo Black

Tobago Yellow Scotch Bonnet

Have a great evening and week!
Mike
 
Looking good Mike,always enjoy catching up. Good to see someone having nice weather. The North Atlantic is having some very cold weather,by far the coldest winter I can remember.

The brown rocoto isn't very flavorful to me,everyone is different though. A beautiful plant like most pubescens.
 
maximumcapsicum said:
Man, that texas weather! Love the pepper meditation area!
Thanks Adam! Yes the weather is a little crazy. Back down in the mid 20's today and tomorrow.

Capsicum Select said:
Everything looks like it is going well over there. Hope you are able to keep everyone happy with the impending doom of cold front that is making its way down to the coast of the gulf
Thanks Caps! We are buttoned up here.

Pr0digal_son said:
Looking good Mike,always enjoy catching up. Good to see someone having nice weather. The North Atlantic is having some very cold weather,by far the coldest winter I can remember.

The brown rocoto isn't very flavorful to me,everyone is different though. A beautiful plant like most pubescens.
Thanks for that scoop of info John! I got another pube going that is a deep red color. Hopefully I'll manage a few pods for taste.

Spicegeist said:
Alright, Naga Suomi!  :dance:
I also have the Lota Bih and the Yellow Bhuts up charles!

Thanks everyone and have a safe week!
Mike
 
Spicegeist said:
 
Oh great.  The Lota Bih is really different, it'll look just like a C. chinense until it starts flowering, the flowers are very much what you'd expect from a C. frutescens.
 
The Yellow Bhut can be very long season, so I hope it works out for you.  If it does, the fruit should be excellent...
Thanks Charles, I look forward to it!  I got a several of the Yellow bhuts, maybe 5 and I will have them marked SG.  They looked pretty cool so I hope they make.
 
 
meatfreak said:
Great looking plants, Mike. Wish I could have these temperatures you have at the moment :)
Thanks Stefan.  Back down to freezing tonight and a couple days in the 20's, then warm to 60's again Thursday.
 
Proper introductions.  THP meet "Mini"   short for Mini Mama cause she was to damn young to have kittens on our back porch.  She has taught her baby well and been an excellant mom.  She follows me everywhere in the backyard.  Begs me to come out when I'm inside.

This is "Tiger" my daughters pet.  I once saw her launch a squirrel with her hind legs off a roof.  They both catch the lizards and birds.  Sometimes I can rescue the lizards.

 
Some of you know that I have posted a lot of nature pics in seasons past.  Mostly Dragonflys but some other insects or animals too.  I'm not going to post to much of that this season unless its something new or I can get them to do circus tricks.  Usually the same 7 or 8 species of dragonflys whose habit brings them to perch in my garden.  I see other species that have never dropped in for a visit.  I'll put out the welcome mat.
 
So I will post a link to a slideshow of stuff from the last 3 or 4 seasons and may occaisionally edit.  Approximately 50 pics.  Hope you enjoy!
http://s975.photobucket.com/user/marsrats/slideshow/Dadburn%20garden
 
It's almost difficult to tell where the cat ends and the rock begins in that first picture... camo cats.
 
Did I see a mantis eating a ladybug in the slide show?  I guess that's what you call a friendly fire casualty.
 
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