Wow. That garden is looking very good!
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CMPMAN1974 Growing Thread - 2009
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Wow. That garden is looking very good!
cmp man did u get the chocolate scorp. from trinihottie i'm getting some from her. Looks cool did u get any of my seeds i sent to u to sprout.
Wow Chris you have been busy man. Great looking garden and backyard. Always really enjoy looking at your pics knowing full well that my best chili seed has come from your garden. Hope the weather cooperates and you have a bountiful harvest again this year.
great looking garden, can't wait to see how the pods turn out on the crosses.
AlabamaJack
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fantastic Chris...everything looks great and I love the way you have the mulch on your beds...good luck this year...hope you have many bountiful harvests...
A lot of sweat watered that garden. Nice work.
Peppermanbaha, yes I got them from Trinniehottie and another strain from someone else I'm trying.
Smokemaster, that's awesome your plants are going into overdrive. I hope I too have the year of the C. Pubescens! I can't wait to see pics, especially of the monster pods we were hoping for. Any pods on the Frankenmanzanos?
Carol, I do not plan on taking the plastic off. I'm in the North. I need every heat advantage possible to pull the long season C. Chinense pods off. Less weeding, hotter soil, and less watering (better water conservation) = bigger crops!
Yes, there were some real ass busting to do all this. Now it's sit back time and enjoy the fun. My favorite part of the garden.
Smokemaster, that's awesome your plants are going into overdrive. I hope I too have the year of the C. Pubescens!
I can't wait to see pics, especially of the monster pods we were hoping for. Any pods on the Frankenmanzanos? Carol, I do not plan on taking the plastic off. I'm in the North. I need every heat advantage possible to pull the long season C. Chinense pods off. Less weeding, hotter soil, and less watering (better water conservation) = bigger crops!
Yes, there were some real ass busting to do all this. Now it's sit back time and enjoy the fun. My favorite part of the garden.
Few new pics today. I'm growing a very beautiful rare C. Baccatum from Embrapa in Brazil that has purple pods called Pimenta Barra-Do Ribeiro. Quite unusual.
Pimenta Barra-Do Ribeiro
Brown Rocoto
Orange 7 Pot
Yellow 7 Pot
Pimenta Barra-Do Ribeiro
Brown Rocoto
Orange 7 Pot
Yellow 7 Pot
Last ones:
Rocopica (C. Card x C. Pub)
C. Praetermissum
Ma Waeng Eggplant - Freakish Looking
Trinidad Scorpion x Pimenta Morango F1
Rocopica (C. Card x C. Pub)
C. Praetermissum
Ma Waeng Eggplant - Freakish Looking
Trinidad Scorpion x Pimenta Morango F1
Ok, this one for Scoville.
Kefir Lime
Kefir Lime
wow cmp looking good as alway's
Once again, beautiful stuff Chris! 
A picture perfect urban garden!I'm afraid the Lime is a ways off from fruit!LOL!Luckily it's the leaves you use!If you need some Citrus ferts. let me know,they might be a bit hard to come by in Mich.Wow! that Mex. Oreg. is going nuts!Didn't see the Michegan Bannana,They like rich soil,(compost)Bloom booster will get it fired up.Great looking crops comming to you Chris!
Not super exciting updates, but I took a few pics today..
Chris
RAISED BED #5 - SUPEE HOT PEPPERS
RAISED BED #2 - SUPEE HOT PEPPERS
RAISED BED #3 - C. PUBESCENS
RAISED BED #1 - TOMATOES
Chris
RAISED BED #5 - SUPEE HOT PEPPERS
RAISED BED #2 - SUPEE HOT PEPPERS
RAISED BED #3 - C. PUBESCENS
RAISED BED #1 - TOMATOES