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contest Growdown Throwdown 2019 Sri Lanka - Chilli Red!

Yes following your glog I kinda thought you may possibly know a source for isolated seed. Since I was just a spectator here I did not receive seed or participate my comments do not make any difference. I wasn't faulting the seed or source and I also liked seeing all of the different varieties. That one cold smoke grew out definitely being a worthwhile one to grow out again.
 
Mr.joe said:
Yes following your glog I kinda thought you may possibly know a source for isolated seed. Since I was just a spectator here I did not receive seed or participate my comments do not make any difference. I wasn't faulting the seed or source and I also liked seeing all of the different varieties. That one cold smoke grew out definitely being a worthwhile one to grow out again.
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Really cool F1’s for sure. There was red and yellow sausage, orange, white/cream and what else?
 
I suppose you people thought you were safe! Ha!
 
Had to go back in time to find my last weigh-in...
 
internationalfish said:
Bringing my total to a positively flabbergasting... 70g.  :cool:
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...and here you go:
 
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Which takes us to an absolutely stupefying... 86g.  :cool:
 
Look look what I found while cleaning up plants for the winter..

This plant is a fighter.. Still pushing out pods although totally neglected. I thought I was done for the season.

Total so far: 1724 g + 174 g = 1898 g.

I am going down fighting..

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ColdSmoke said:
My pods are all frozen but I'd be willing to share seeds. Are they viable after being frozen?
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Seeds should be okay if frozen, as long as they
were dried first, and they are stored in low humidity.
Freezing wet seeds might cause them to split - just a
thought, I'm not an expert. But the world seed bank
in Svalbard, Norway stores their seeds well below
freeing.
 
saiias said:
Look look what I found while cleaning up plants for the winter..

This plant is a fighter.. Still pushing out pods although totally neglected. I thought I was done for the season.

Total so far: 1724 g + 174 g = 1898 g.

I am going down fighting..
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Way to go, Sai. Sure you can't squeeze
out 102 grams to make an even 2K  ;) ?
 
internationalfish said:
I suppose you people thought you were safe! Ha!
 
Had to go back in time to find my last weigh-in...
...and here you go:
Which takes us to an absolutely stupefying... 86g.  :cool:
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You might not have a ton, but what you have
looks good, 'Fish!
 
saiias said:
Not enough time.. lol.
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C'mon, Man! Don't let that plant be a slacker!
 
Put it inside under a light and coax a few more
pods. You have until Dec. 31!
 
Walchit said:
Cleared off my 3 remaining plants yesterday, I should weigh them just for fun cause its a big pile.

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Indeed. Any pod counts. If it wasn't for green pods,
my total would have been way smaller     :rofl:   
 
Who are the top three or four so far?
 
stettoman said:
 
I suddenly don't feel so lonely....
 
I have a friend with a hog-trapping operation southeast of Abilene, says they're expecting a hard freeze tonight...Go figure Texas, ehyuh....
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 Give me 50° at night and 70° for a month and I'll be happy. We made it through the 32-35°  SOK...was dry enough for no frost here on the ridge...
 
I have quite a few peppers left on my plant, but nothing even close to winning.  I did enjoy growing it, and using the peppers to spice up my dishes.  Saved plenty of seed for next year.
 
I didn't join the growdown this season but I followed it in the background. I'm really amazed by the quantity of fruits some of you can get out of one plant.[emoji50]

Now I'm very curious to know what next years grow will be! [emoji846]
 
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