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Getting started in 2009

Pepperfreak

Pepperfreak

I just finished putting some seeds in soil. :) Here is what I have so far, not a lot but I'll finish up tomorrow, Jamaican Hot Chocolate, Fatalii, Datil, Bhut Jolokia, Tepin, 7 Pod and Trinidad Scorpion. I filled up a 72 cell flat with all of these and now it's a waiting game. Tomorrow I'll focus on some of my lesser hot varieties.

I want to thank all of you for helping me get motivated to get these started. Here I was thinking that I had lost my window of opportunity.

*Big Group Hug*
 
never too late brother...

glad you got some in....now you gonna wear a path between your chair and the grow room...hope you got some good sneakers to wear... :lol:
 
Ya, I've got good sneakers, but these crutches are killing me. I'm thinking of getting a video camera so that I can see what is going on down there on my TV.
 
crutches...Paul...are you putting your weight on your hands or under your arm pits?
 
AlabamaJack said:
crutches...Paul...are you putting your weight on your hands or under your arm pits?
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Yeah, you're going to have some buff shoulders and arms before this is over, no matter what kind of crutches you use.
 
I have been using them both ways and both ways suck, especially going down stairs. The grow room idea in the basement seemed like a good idea until I broke my foot.

But, with all of the insulation that I did on the walls, I have easily been maintaining a temp of 84 degrees.
 
I'm up and running now...Well, maybe not literally :lol: But, I did just finished starting some more seeds. Here is what I've done today so far. 9 Caribbean Red Habs, 9 White Habs, 9 Yellow Habs, 9 Orange Habs, 9 Chocolate Habs, 9 Peach Habs, 9 Tobasco and 9 Serrano.

It sure feels good to be getting these planted. :)
 
Ah Peach, Choc, Orange, and whites habs Paul, you can't go wrong there, the yellow habs are next on my list (thanks to a wonderful member here).
 
Habs has always been a fav of mine and I keep finding new varieties to try. If the Yellow Hab is what I think it is, it is a great pepper, almost sweet but with a hab burn.
 
What a relief!!! I have all of my pepper seeds started...Here is what I just finished up with: 6 NewMex Sandia, 9 Black Hungarian, 9 Hot Hungarian, 9 Jalapa Hybrid, 9 Aneheim TMR, 9 Ring of Fire, 9 Large Red Thick Cayenne, 9 Slim Cayenne, 9 Mariachi and 9 Pablano.
Here is the whole picture

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LET THE GROWING BEGIN!

Hey JayT, not to pressure you or anything, but you now have to catch up :lol: :P
 
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