First sign of life

[thepodpiper]

i planted about 20 varieties of mostly wild peppers and got my first sign of life today at 7:30 pm. How exciting is that. The first variety to sprout is CAP 503 a c. eximium. I knew if I went down in the basement to check on them every hour it would speed things up. It only took about 7 days. I not sure if thats good though I have never grown these types of peppers.

Dale

 

[Pam]

Congratulations Papa!

 

[thepodpiper]

Thank you. Its pretty exciting since I have not grown these bird peppers before.

Dale

 

[Omri]

Sounds exciting! good luck bro!

 

[joeknowsjolokia]

I love the feeling of seeing the first one sprout!

 

[Omri]

Don't think I've ever seen Eximium in full scale. It would be interesting seeing your follow up pictures.

 

[AlabamaJack]

good deal on the first signs of life...

it has been 4 days since I planted a tray of chinense and no sprouts yet... :pout:

I've got a rut worn in the carpet between the computer room and the garage

 

[cmpman1974]

C. Eximium pic here. I grew two plants in '08.

Chris

 

[lostmind]

Wait a minute, you have kids and keep a nice garden?! That's unpossible!

 

[thepodpiper]

Two more this morning, another (eximium) CAP 500 and a (praetermissum) Cap 1478.

Dale

 

[McGoo]

Wait a minute, you have kids and keep a nice garden?! That's unpossible!

When my kids grow up, if they are good, I might let them look at the back yard through the lass. Might.


Good work on the germinating as well, I hear those wild ones are notoriously hard to get out of their shell.

 

[Omri]

C. Eximium pic here. I grew two plants in '08.

Chris

Now that's just awesomeness 101. you have any flower shots, or maybe ripe pods? also, is the yellowing typical or are you just a bad gardener (J/K)?