imaguitargod said:I was going to give you shit for drink a "light" beer, but it's Sam Adams beer so you are off the hook
lol, it was also 8:30 am
I don't switch to regular Sam until noon
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First Garden, 2009
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lol, it was also 8:30 am
I don't switch to regular Sam until noon
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Everything is looking real good man. Keep it up.
Thanks. One thing I learned this year that's really helped is to back off on the water. For awhile I was probably watering every other day, now it's been 3 weeks since I've watered but we've had some rain which has helped. Plants look great now, I know I was over watering for awhile and it wasn't helping. Can't wait for the first harvest!
Some updates, here are the Peruvian White Lightning Habanero:
Here are the Hot Paper Lantern Habanero:
Here are the Hot Paper Lantern Habanero:
Here are the bhuts:
And here's the whole garden:
it's certainly coming along nicely....a race against time now! you have enough room in there??
I see some heat in your future.
Your plants are progressing nicely.
Your plants are progressing nicely.
Thanks everyone
Things have really progressed nicely over the past few weeks now that the weather is cooperating. In terms of space...next year will be a little better. I underestimated the size everything would reach this year. Although it's a little crowded it doesn't seem to impact production...looks like I'm in a for much better than expected yield this season.
Has anyone ever had the Peruvian White Lightning Habanero? I never have...ordered seeds for them this year on a whim. A friend of mine told me he thinks he's had them before and they tasted like dirt...but he's not 100% sure the Peruvian White Lightning Habanero is what he had. Can't really find much online about them either.
Grow on
Things have really progressed nicely over the past few weeks now that the weather is cooperating. In terms of space...next year will be a little better. I underestimated the size everything would reach this year. Although it's a little crowded it doesn't seem to impact production...looks like I'm in a for much better than expected yield this season.
Has anyone ever had the Peruvian White Lightning Habanero? I never have...ordered seeds for them this year on a whim. A friend of mine told me he thinks he's had them before and they tasted like dirt...but he's not 100% sure the Peruvian White Lightning Habanero is what he had. Can't really find much online about them either.
Grow on
I had a "white hab mild" that tasted like dirt a couple years ago.
Garden looks great. Yer soil looks healthy.
I personally wouldn't compare that beer to Uncle Sam. The beer actually makes you feel good about things.
Garden looks great. Yer soil looks healthy.
I personally wouldn't compare that beer to Uncle Sam. The beer actually makes you feel good about things.
ABurningMouth said:
So that's 2 votes for tastes like dirt...hopefully that's not the case with what I'm growing.
Agree, my sam adams / uncle sam comparison really is no comparison
Update - season is shaping up nicely...still a little behind because of the weather but making progress.
Hot Paper Lantern:
White Lightning Habanero:
Hot Paper Lantern:
White Lightning Habanero:
Bhut's:
Whole garden...row of various peppers, tomatoes, summer squash and green beans. Planning on tripling garden size next year.
Nice pods and healthy plats.
That's a fine cluster set of tomatoes too. What variety is that?
That's a fine cluster set of tomatoes too. What variety is that?
Thanks. Some of my peppers are little purple, anyone know what causes that / is it a problem?
The tomatoes are some form of cherry tomato. My wife bought the seeds somewhere and I never saw the package so I'm not sure what specific type they are. What I do know is that I have hundreds of them...
Did a pod count this morning - 13 plants & 264 pods right now.
I have never had a bhut jolokia before. Even though they are likely weeks away from ripe still I picked one yesterday and sliced off a piece. I really like hot foods so it goes without saying I love the bhut's. Wow, even weeks away from ripe and they give a solid 20 minute burn and have a good taste. Good stuff.
The tomatoes are some form of cherry tomato. My wife bought the seeds somewhere and I never saw the package so I'm not sure what specific type they are. What I do know is that I have hundreds of them...
Did a pod count this morning - 13 plants & 264 pods right now.
I have never had a bhut jolokia before. Even though they are likely weeks away from ripe still I picked one yesterday and sliced off a piece. I really like hot foods so it goes without saying I love the bhut's. Wow, even weeks away from ripe and they give a solid 20 minute burn and have a good taste. Good stuff.
