Dragon49's 2015 Grow Log

I did start my Pepper plants in 2014, but in honor of the New Year, it is time for a new album.  To start off the 2015 Chile Pepper grow log, I bring you the first Brazilian Ghost pod of the season.  This is not a great picture, as it is hard to focus on something small in the middle of the canopy.
 

 
 

 

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These are getting much hotter an the end of the season.  Perhaps the plant is throwing off extra capsaicin as a survival mechanism!
 
 

 

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I haven’t retired the outdoor bucket peppers for the season yet, but as I’ve picked most of them and there is no very cold weather in the forecast for at least the next two weeks, I officially declare that I have beaten the frost!
 

 

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A welcome unexpected visitor!  I’m not trying to grow pods on my indoor Bhut Jolokia.  It isn’t even directly under a light—I’m just nursing it until the spring.
 

 

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