I haven't sprouted anything yet, but am so excited about the upcoming season that I wanted to start a thread. I'm going to sprout close to 20 seeds sometime before the end of the month.
Dragon49's 2012 Grow Log
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The last 2 pics, before I deseeded and ate them. The one cut open was the bigger hotter one.
They grew true from last years pods, as the smaller one had F1 characteristics, with around 25,000 scovilles, and the larger was hotter, around 50,000 scovilles. Both were sweet and delicious!
They grew true from last years pods, as the smaller one had F1 characteristics, with around 25,000 scovilles, and the larger was hotter, around 50,000 scovilles. Both were sweet and delicious!
Here is a pic from Today's Harvest:
The red peppers are superchile's. The Yellow ones are Aji Russian Yellows. They are next to a Black Beauty Eggplant:
Here is another Black Beauty Eggplant, some Tomatoes, a Cucumber and 2 types of Superchile's:
This is an Orange Bell Pepper:
These are 2 plants:
Here are some Tomato Plants:
The red peppers are superchile's. The Yellow ones are Aji Russian Yellows. They are next to a Black Beauty Eggplant:
Here is another Black Beauty Eggplant, some Tomatoes, a Cucumber and 2 types of Superchile's:
This is an Orange Bell Pepper:
These are 2 plants:
Here are some Tomato Plants:
Paulg,
Thanks for the support. I am hoping for good weather going into the fall. Depending on the weather, my season can be as long as another 2 and a half months, or it can be over in 4 to 6 weeks.
I am learning a lot about what my garden can produce: Unless I move, I am never going to attempt to grown any C Chinense, as I have had 0% success with them. Short season C Baccarums do well. The C annums do very well!
Thanks for the support. I am hoping for good weather going into the fall. Depending on the weather, my season can be as long as another 2 and a half months, or it can be over in 4 to 6 weeks.
I am learning a lot about what my garden can produce: Unless I move, I am never going to attempt to grown any C Chinense, as I have had 0% success with them. Short season C Baccarums do well. The C annums do very well!
