CPI Jalmundo

[richoso12]

On Dec. 27th, I planted some CPI Jalmundo along with some habs. Now I've been taking them out every morning at 9 am, and bringing them in at 6 pm. I kept the ten best Jalmundos, but only 1 orange hab survived. They don't look very tall, I buried them up to their elbows to keep them from getting too leggy. I 've replanted some more Mustard, Bondo Ma Jacque, and Antilla. I hope they'll make it. I also have some NM Heriage 6-4, Vaquero and Serrano Tanpiqueno that I planted a week ago. I want to thank everyone for what I've learned so far, there is a lot of knowledge here at THP. It's all good my friend

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[cjbrewer5]

Looking good my friend! Good luck on this years grow!

Charles

 

[logchief]

Looks good Rich. I've also got some Jalmundo and Heritage 6-4s from CPI started. Planted on 1/16 and they were the first out of the ground on the 23rd. Can't wait for the Jalmundos, should be good poppers. I gotta try next year and get in on the deal with Albertson's on the chiles, they're so damn expensive to order frozen from NM.

 

[midwestchilehead]

What is the deal with Albertson's?

I envy you warm weather guys, planting annuums already. I'm struggling with my chinenses here. Annuums won't go into the flats until mid-March or so.

Looks good Rich. I've also got some Jalmundo and Heritage 6-4s from CPI started. Planted on 1/16 and they were the first out of the ground on the 23rd. Can't wait for the Jalmundos, should be good poppers. I gotta try next year and get in on the deal with Albertson's on the chiles, they're so damn expensive to order frozen from NM.

 

[roper2008]

They are looking nice Rich. Can't wait to start mine March 1st, that will be eight weeks
before planting out. My last frost date is around April 22nd. I do have 7 baby bhut's
growing right now. Three of them are getting their first true leaves, so I will give them
a diluted fish & seaweed emulsion tomorrow. Maybe I will sow a few chinese's tomorrow.

Linda