FoNzie's Indoor/Outdoor maximal super awesome garden

In the ever awesome excitement of having an almost 25ftx10ft area to build raised beds and my own home now. I figured it's time to grow again (like plants and the size of my garden). Due to the move I have been on hiatus and had made a final harvest of peppers from last season. I have had more remaining peppers than I can feasibly enjoy, all preserved in one form or another.
So, maybe 20+ peppers plants is too much for 1 young couple?
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I will be germing 100 288 plants this year with the goal to keep all healthy plants (last years germ was around 97% - so this might be a lot).
 
I will be expanding my horizons though, here is my grow list.
 
2017 Plants
Hydro Plants
 
1 Juliet - Sauce Tomato
 
2 Black Cherry - Cherry Tomato
 
3 Amethyst Improved - Pesto Basil
 
4 Italian Large Leaf - Pesto Basil
5 Conchos - C. Annuum 
6 Red Rosie - Romaine Lettuce
 
7 Auvona - Romaine Lettuce
 
8 Carmel - Spinach
 
Garden Plants
 
1 Giant Red Stuffed - C. Annuum
2 Tatli Sus - C. Annuum
3 Hot Banana Pepper - C. Annuum
4 Purple Flash - C. Annuum
5 Pink Tiger - C. Chinense
6 RedGUM Nagabrain TMAMP - C. Chinense
7 Sugar Rush Cream - C. Baccatum
8 Black Beauty Tomato - Heirloom Tomato
 
9 Blush Tomato - Sauce Tomato
 
10 Elan - Strawberry
 
11 Chamomile - Flower
 
12 Greek Oregano - Herb
 
Seeds will be on their way shortly. Will update when closer to germ.
 

 

[PaulG]

Nice grow table and germination set up, Jerad!
Great family support, as well!  Trays of seedlings
always look so promising!

 

[FiresOfNil]

So today I had my brother over helping on the garden now that plant out is nigh. The raised beds this year are being put on hiatus instead using an open garden layout for the time being.
Tomorrow I till in some pro mix to lighten the thick (but very rich) loamy soil, and start planning my plant out!

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[FiresOfNil]

About 1/3 planted out so far - raised bed project delayed til next season so open layout garden this year. For the cold wet conditions we've been having plants still look very happy to be outside. The cumra Cherry's that set fruit before transplant have not dropped the pods yet which is impressive given that they must be transplant and temperature shocked right now. Nice cultivar!

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