Doug's late start 2024 grow with fingers crossed
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Blood Ghost leaf. I didn't even know they were like this until I picked one off for my wife to practice color matching with watercolors.
Just picked, Andy's King BOC (Bhut Orange Copenhagen).
Getting some stuff ready for the seed train. Some of these I bought from some good growers on Etsy to fix the seeds in the train that are not true as I have tested over a couple years of grow outs. The Borg-9 peaches are still putting out heavily as well as the Andy's King BOC and I have a ton of Morugas, Beth Boyd, lotah bih, and a bunch of others that just need to ripen. The Fatalii seeds in the train definitely need to be replaced so I got some good ones to harvest the seeds for the train.
Winter hydro grow
Oh and some Madame Jeanette and spicy lemon drops that are just a little over the level of heat for what you would expect from a lemon drop but still easily a muncher for while you're out tending the garden. And for super hots I got some beautiful specimens for chocolate Primotalli and gator Jigsaw Purple. I also have the next generation of the Matt's purple cream that I hope puts out at least one of before the train comes. And no I don't sell and never will sell seeds, so please don't ask.
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What I could pick before the mosquitoes drained my blood dry.
Mostly Fatalii, Madame Jeanette, KS Starburst, and Charapita.
Today's haul after the rain. Still hundreds ripening. Finally got some red savinas and some hot chocolates. Plenty of Borg-9 peaches, 7 Pot Katie , Oxcutzkab, red Moruga scorpions, Beth Boyds, Acongagua, jigsaws, Hanjao 3 and 10. Malawi Piquante plants are loaded. Peri Peri Chubby are just too much work to pick anymore.
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Today's haul after the rain. Still hundreds ripening. Finally got some red savinas and some hot chocolates. Plenty of Borg-9 peaches, Oxcutzkab, red Moruga scorpions, Beth Boyds, Acongagua, jigsaws, Hanjao 3 and 10. Malawi Piquante plants are loaded. Peri Peri Chubby are just too much work to pick anymore.
Upgraded the setup for this one because I want to make sure it goes right. I got big plans for it.Mostly Fatalii, Madame Jeanette, KS Starburst, and Charapita.
Borg-9 peaches and a white one that decided to show it's genes.
Today's haul.
Lol, you think I am not interested? But yes, I am going to send you some seeds. DM me your address please.Nice pickins, Dth. The white Borg-9 sure is sexy. Hope you keep the seeds and grow it out. If you're not interested, send them to me!
I love yours green, bushy walls, so rich and giant. They make me think about all that space at my family home, and the scecery I could have if knowing what I know now! The place is still there, maybe I can show my dad how it should be done 
Ofc I don't even need to say a word about those beautiful colors, impressive hauls.
And the borgs look cute, are they peachy or orange? In one of your previous posts you were concern about the colour on the picture, they were maybe a little too pale but for me, more peachy than those in your later posts... Is it the way it looks on the pictures or my understanding of peach is a little fucked? For me peach is kinda on the pale orangy.... maybe a little on the pinky side. Are they getting more orangy with ripening? I know my yellow habaneros were yellow and then went into pretty orange suprisingly for me.
Ofc I don't even need to say a word about those beautiful colors, impressive hauls.
And the borgs look cute, are they peachy or orange? In one of your previous posts you were concern about the colour on the picture, they were maybe a little too pale but for me, more peachy than those in your later posts... Is it the way it looks on the pictures or my understanding of peach is a little fucked? For me peach is kinda on the pale orangy.... maybe a little on the pinky side. Are they getting more orangy with ripening? I know my yellow habaneros were yellow and then went into pretty orange suprisingly for me.
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T-Rex Yellow and a few others in the background.
Today's haul. Getting tired of this endless growing season.
