PaulG said:Good work, Dean! Your plant will fare much better
without having to support a bunch of diseased leaves.
At the first sign of any other leaf problem, remove the
offending leaf to minimize spreading.
Seriously, Eric, they look great!stettoman said:Not even tax day, look at all those blossoms!!
Where's the pods?
mas_fuego said:I threw some seeds in Jiffy pellets today. For me, I win if I can go from seed to fruit.
Good luck all!
mas_fuego said:
Winner Winner! Still in 1 gallon grow bags. Gotta repot this weekend.
mas_fuego said:
Winner Winner! Still in 1 gallon grow bags. Gotta repot this weekend.
Impressive, my friend. I'm going to compost mine
Seriously, awesome poddage, bro! Big, fat pods!
PaulG said:
Then you have already won, my friend.mas_fuego said:
Make no mistake, I originally said if I can go from seed to fruit I win. I am only competing with myself. This is my first year with any success at growing from seed.
I checked out the website. Most of the information seems like it could be accurate besides the point of the shu, they say it's relative to that of a hab... Am I mistaken or aren't habs usually between 200k and 400k...... Not 30k-60k... Oh well lol. Great looking plants folks. I don't wanna post mine. It's still smaller than my pinkie HAHAHAHAPaulG said:Then you have already won, my friend.
That's why my motto is at the bottom of my posts!
Up here we grow where no chili has dared to go!
Your plant looks great above and below the root crown!
Looks like the plastic bags work great.
Every pod a victory!
Found this interesting link to info about Aji Lemon Drop
on the specialty produce web site.
Oh yeah, Dennis!dennish said:My plant now pushing on well...
A long way from this!
My take on it was no one is exactly sure about it's ancestry,Blitz527 said:I checked out the website. Most of the information seems like it could be accurate besides the point of the shu, they say it's relative to that of a hab... Am I mistaken or aren't habs usually between 200k and 400k...... Not 30k-60k... Oh well lol. Great looking plants folks.
I don't wanna post mine. It's still smaller than my pinkie HAHAHAHA
They all started out that way, my friend!
That article is basically on point. The Peruvians said the same thing regarding flavor, colors, and the chinense vs baccatum issue. And If I recall correctly, my photos of them in the markets and grocery stores included yellow, orange and red pods all called "Aji Limo" I even have a 35mm shot from my visit in the Amazon just outside of Iquitos and a village boy standing behind a plant. It was orange. I can clearly see though, that everyone's plants that have flowered are showing baccatum flowers correct? I think everyone's pods will end up looking like this:PaulG said:Then you have already won, my friend.
That's why my motto is at the bottom of my posts!
Up here we grow where no chili has dared to go!
Your plant looks great above and below the root crown!
Looks like the plastic bags work great.
Every pod a victory!
Found this interesting link to info about Aji Lemon Drop
on the specialty produce web site.