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Fatalii smackdown

Pepper Ridge Farm said:
Hey Tony my first nagas always seem to do and work themselves out of it. The Bone meal right now will push back your flowering with all the N so I wouldn't do that. Espoma has all the bone meal you need. AJ my second plant is staying Chocolate, that is why you always grow more than one. Nice Fatalli pics everyone!:)
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Thanks Cappy, good info. I already applied some bone meal, but only about 1 tablespoon. I always go light on the ferts anyway and apply as needed during the season. They didn't get a big dose of Tomato Tone to start with so I thought they were needy. Anyway, they have a bunch of flowers and pods right now and all the other pods look to be OK so far. I've picked 2 Dorsets and 1 Bhut off 3 different plants that had the rot, I guess that speeds up ripening because they had turned orange. All my other pods show no signs of it, but I'll be checking every day.

patrick said:
I think I read AJ saying he doesn't isolate pods, do you Cappy?

bigt sorry to hear about the blossom end rot. I had some toms that did that last year so I crushed a few rolaids, mixed them in a quart of water and fed the plant through the leaves. Soaked it down good. Didn't have any more rotten ends. Good luck to you.
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Good advice Patrick - thanks. I have a few Toms doing that as well! This is my 1st year growing Toms and I figured I over watered them. I added some bone meal to them too, but the crushed antacid in a foliar might get faster results.
 
bigt said:
I've picked 2 Dorsets and 1 Bhut off 3 different plants that had the rot, I guess that speeds up ripening because they had turned orange. All my other pods show no signs of it, but I'll be checking every day.
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Yup, BER will cause the pod/fruit to ripen early. Pretty inedible though most of the time. As far as adding more calcium, I wouldn't fret. Most times there is plenty of calcium in your soil/potting mix for the plant, but uneven uptake ie. uneven watering can cause it. If you've had lots of rain earlier in the season or during podding and now you're back to your regular watering schedule that's probly the culprit. Once things normalize a bit they'll come out of it.


Excellent job on those plants by the way bigT. I'm getting jealous of all those pods you've got on man, but mine aren't too far behind :hell:.
 
You'll have ripe pods anyday BigT with those lush plants of yours. Patience grasshopper you will be in chili overload soon. My plants pod better when they are stressed. Yes sick pods ripen first.
 
My first ripe Fatalii pod! - finally. This was planted in rockwool in early January. (seeds from scoville) I have a few Cappy Fatalii's that were planted in early March (directly in Pro-Mix BX) that aren't far behind. I can't wait to try this pod. One or two more days.
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Excellent Job bigT! Have you tasted Fataliis before? If not, you're in for a real treat. What a pod! You'll be eating that guy by Sunday afternoon my friend.

My plants are about a month behind yours and it shows. Mine were started in February and they're just now getting a few almost full sized pods on them. Congrats on your first ripe, and I can't wait to have a taste of mine! Do let us know what the sweet tate of victory is like!
 
update, but no pics yet. my fatalii are fruiting nicely with some nice fat pods with lovely shapes. actually, almost all my plants are producing.
 
Pepper Ridge Farm said:
Let's try this one more time. I'd like to thank the THP academy and the man above for giving us the genus Capsicum, because without it all our food would be bland. I'd also like to thank all my sponsors, Prmeier Hort. the makers of Pro-Mix and Neptune's Harvest organic fertilizers. I'd also like to thank my family for putting up with me and all my pepper plants, this afternoon my eldest daughter graduates from H.S., congrats Abigail. And to the supplier of my Fatalli seed, pablo! So without further ado, First Ripe Fatalli Smackdown Champion Pod.:clap::cry::fireball:
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Good Show Cappy !, and thank you for the kudos
you do me proud with your growing skills...

Sodium Hypochlorite 3% solution helped your seeds germinate, grow faster and stay healthy than the rest.
its a recommended procedure for improving germination and growth rates in chile seed.
also I suspect you had exceptional weather for the grow season

temperature is the key factor for chile production.
those seed came from a single ,heavy yielding,Early plant
the seed I grew to make your seed was supplied by
Tomato Growers Supply...

good job to all the other pepper heads ...

pablo
 
Finally, my first full sized pods!
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I topped this one and instead of 2 main branches there are 4 and a 5th side shoot right under. Any one else experience this? Was this a "FIM"?
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congrats and great looking pods fine...have you eaten them yet?
 
Nice pods FineX, has anybody successfully air dried Fataliis? They seem to be rather thin walled and I'd rather save my dehydrator for the thick walled stuff like habaneros, manzanos and 7 pots.
 
Well... My first fatalii-flower opened yesterday, so I might be in the race for... something? Most beautiful pod perhaps? BillyIdle (whom I got my seeds from) will probably get the prize for the pod grown closest to the north pole but I'll could be the runner-up!

Anyway. I'm just glad that it seems like I might not be the only one unable to get a single pod this year, ha ha ha.
 
MrArboc said:
Well... My first fatalii-flower opened yesterday, so I might be in the race for... something? Most beautiful pod perhaps? BillyIdle (whom I got my seeds from) will probably get the prize for the pod grown closest to the north pole but I'll could be the runner-up!

Anyway. I'm just glad that it seems like I might not be the only one unable to get a single pod this year, ha ha ha.
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Seems like you win the northernmost prize, since I had to slaughter down all my plants, including the competition fatalii :( Took the easy way out on the thrips, and restarted it all with fewer but larger plants.
 
BillyIdle said:
Seems like you win the northernmost prize, since I had to slaughter down all my plants, including the competition fatalii :( Took the easy way out on the thrips, and restarted it all with fewer but larger plants.
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Ja, jag tror du berÀttade det! Jag rensar min inlÄda ofta sÄ jag var inte sÀker. Thanks again for the seeds BTW, I can now see some buds on the Penis;)

Yeah! I'm gonna beat all those canadians who think they are handicapped by their climate:)
 
UnNatural said:
I topped this one and instead of 2 main branches there are 4 and a 5th side shoot right under. Any one else experience this? Was this a "FIM"?
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FIM = "F*** I Missed" Its like topping except when you cut into the new growth tips, you only cut halfway through the new shoot. It will have the appearance of creating more than a single bi-lateral split in branching and will seem to create 4-5 branching sites. Topping isn't nessessary with pepper plants. A little training is all they need sometimes inorder to let some sun down into the canopy and promote more branching.
 
AlabamaJack said:
congrats and great looking pods fine...have you eaten them yet?
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I waited until today to try one. I ate it in bits and pieces and it was good. I ate a fatalii, 3 masquerades, 2 black pearls, some unknown thai/bird style chile, and some other totaling 8 chiles in one sitting. My ass is so goddamn sore right now. Seriously. Hot in, hot out.


Thanks forthe compliments people! :)
 
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