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DF 2020 Glog

Will we get warm weather and all the snow melts then we get another dump of snow and deep freeze, then it warms up and back down again etc.. etc..
 
First seeds to start. :D 
 
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I've had a few here and there so far and they've had a good clean taste.  They kind of remind me of baha goats, but that's probably due to the color and shape as much as the taste.  I have another round of them to pick this weekend, which will be the last.  Going to add them to a bag in the freezer and plan to use them for sauce; I just may not get around to it right away..
 
dragonsfire said:
Fucking Aphids back on the Porch, put the Sweet Heat peppers outside.
My Pumpkin Habs still untouched, still no fruit.
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WTF!?!?!?!?
 
Those Yaki Blue Fawn are beautiful.
Mine are just not ripening up. They
will never get that red!
 
Looks like another bowlful of pods
forthcoming!
 
Thanks !!!
Hit and Miss, some new ones Im going to definitely grow again next year.
 
Cajun Bell
Mad Hatter
Ring of Fire
 
Several I have not tried yet, Yaki Blue Fawn, Peach Ghost Jami and Choc Brain Strain, will have lots of seeds of those, make a couple sample sauces with them.
:)
 
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dragonsfire said:
Well growing season official over, even with the still flowers opening and new growth, today changes all that with temps plummeting.
 
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If I may ask, which program is this?
 
Surprising to see your weather changes that quickly :shocked: I can't say I miss the snow...
 
Looks to have been a pretty good year for ya, Neil! Here, "just" south of Winnipeg, it was a roller coaster ride with a fair smooth but alas, too late Fall. Winter came on overnight this year, too. No time for prep. In the midst of our 2nd "big snow" (according to NWS) in a week now, and it isn't even Halloween...No global warming for me then.
 
You got a lot of happy looking peppers, man! Congrats!!
 
For whatever reason there was a wilt that got into my annuums which passed onto the habs. The tomatoes all got it. Anyways that set them back but they started to size up in Oct. under the tent and started ripening shortly thereafter. This was the latest season ever but I was trying to push the limits on more exotic and desirable varieties.
 
However no one else I know of kept trying to keep the darn things alive because September was unusually cold. I guess it pays to hang in there because the season may not be linear, instead it may be staggered.
 
The Hat keeps getting all the precipitation. Just a skiff here so far but the wind sure is blowing. About 10 inches forecast until tomorrow. I hope you are able to dig out DF. Heck, I hope I am able to dig out!
 
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