Nice picture of a great plant.Pr0digal_son said:After 6 inches of rain this week the plant is putting on some yellow and supple growth. Still funky looking but not stunted like it was.
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Whoever chose this variety had a sense of humor.... its the shortest, squatest, bushiest habbit pepper plant I have ever grown.
Noah Yates said:
That was my thinking also, based on the plants I grew last year. I will say they have damn tasty pods though.
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so far, my LOTS are the tallest plants in the garden, but I had a stall after plant out so who knows....time will tell!Noah Yates said:
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There are so many factors at play. Pheno being one of the big ones, but then there's individual environments, climate, soil structure....the list goes on!
I know it seems early,but maybe it would be good to start thinking of next seasons variety/species. If we do a chinense or something that crosses easily,one of us will need to isolate a lot of seed.
Post edited as 3 other commented and my nonsense wasn't needed!
Post edited as 3 other commented and my nonsense wasn't needed!
My contestant LOTs are also the largest, tallest, and healthiest pepper plants in my garden currently, but it is only because I have babied them so much. I am fairly certain that if I had given my black habanero plants the same treatment they would be monsters already. My plants look very similar to chocolatescotchbonnets in the above pic... that is crazy lateral branching compared to any other variety I have ever grown, with the exception of the jamaican yellow mushroom, which was also really compact.
Just to clarify, I am not butthurt about the variety XD I am just pointing out that it seems to have a compact growth habbit.
Just to clarify, I am not butthurt about the variety XD I am just pointing out that it seems to have a compact growth habbit.
my soil plant gets 10-11 hrs direct light and got planted way after last frost, the hydro one gets direct light from noon - 6 pm, but when i first put it in that container it only got 3 hrs direct light so it was stretching, before last frost, had a little green house on it, it got down into the 20's, so, i put a little growlight in it. plus recirculating warm water kept it in good shape for those temps.Noah Yates said:My contestant LOTs are also the largest, tallest, and healthiest pepper plants in my garden currently, but it is only because I have babied them so much. I am fairly certain that if I had given my black habanero plants the same treatment they would be monsters already. My plants look very similar to chocolatescotchbonnets in the above pic... that is crazy lateral branching compared to any other variety I have ever grown, with the exception of the jamaican yellow mushroom, which was also really compact.
Just to clarify, I am not butthurt about the variety XD I am just pointing out that it seems to have a compact growth habbit.
Not as much growth this week cause all the rain!
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I wish we would get some rain! Lots of teasing just no water!
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damn!randyp said:
Show us ur plant yf2na!
growing hydro, rain isn't good, raises the phwayright said:"Not as much"
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rain stopped, emptied res, added 10 gallon ph'd nutes!chocolatescotchbonnet said:
