Have you started growing for 2015?

Nox · Dec 28, 2014

Why yes sir I have, put this little one on a wet paper towel on 12/3/2014. It's been 19 days since it germinated. Gonna see how long I can keep it indoors before it gets too big, after some topping of of course.

http://i.imgur.com/2GjUw73.jpg

MeatHead1313 · Dec 28, 2014

Zone 8b here. Sowed my wilds, Chinense and Pubescens on Christmas day. Planning on starting annuum's and baccatums in a couple of weeks.

Geonerd · Dec 28, 2014

ajdrew said:
I forget what strain this is, one of the scorpion types. Maybe brain strain. It is typical for my first wave of plants for 2015. Curious to know if other folk are starting this early and if so, what zone you are in. We are in Kentucky in zone 6A.

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http://thehotpepper.com/forum/27-glogs/

Teamfour · Dec 28, 2014

I am getting read to germinate some Serrano peppers in zone 7a. Using a grow tent and DWC. The plants will stay in there year round.

moruga welder · Dec 30, 2014

started yesterday

our lady of singularities · Dec 31, 2014

Planning to start the first week of the new year!

rory · Dec 31, 2014

Europe zone 9 here. Just started mine on wet paper towel today. Hopefully not too early, planning to plant out in pots in April.

sirex · Dec 31, 2014

This guy was almost root bound moved him up to this pot yesterday and today he looks much better. Pic from yesterday though

Th guy on the right was the root bound

Heres a shot from today

Potato quality

sicman · Dec 31, 2014

Those plants look good.

Husker21 · Dec 31, 2014

Starting tomorrow. Cleaning our my propogator today. Gonna be 15-20 diff types of peps for me this year.

mpicante · Dec 31, 2014

Going to start tomorrow,beginning with bhuts red,white,yellow,chocolate,peach,orange,mustard,black and caramel,boc,indian carbon.Plan to have everything in by mid-Jan.Then followed by nagas,7pots,scorpions,chinenses,baccatums and frutescens and annuums go in last.

alkhall · Dec 31, 2014

First week or two of February... otherwise, my plants outgrow the pots/lights before I plant them outdoors the third or fourth week of May.

PaulS · Jan 1, 2015

sirex said:
This guy was almost root bound moved him up to this pot yesterday and today he looks much better. Pic from yesterday though

Good looking start

Good luck

Genetikx · Jan 1, 2015

I started in paper towels on 12/22. One Chocolate scorpion and one peach bhut popped right away and have been in soil since 12/26. I also have brain strain and Moruga currently in soil. 19 in soil altogether amongst those four varieties. Think I put 5 other types in towels today. I have decent room inside but it'll likely be survival of the fittest, will have to chop some down or give some away. Too many other types that I haven't started yet that are must haves.

mpicante · Jan 1, 2015

Genetikx said:
I started in paper towels on 12/22. One Chocolate scorpion and one peach bhut popped right away and have been in soil since 12/26. I also have brain strain and Moruga currently in soil. 19 in soil altogether amongst those four varieties. Think I put 5 other types in towels today. I have decent room inside but it'll likely be survival of the fittest, will have to chop some down or give some away. Too many other types that I haven't started yet that are must haves.

what have'nt you started that is a must have?
what have'nt you started that is a must have?

Genetikx · Jan 1, 2015

Most of the stuff that you, Transient, MiChris and Scorched have been so generous with.

Really looking forward to these...
7 Pot Caramel
7 Pot Infinity
7 Pot Jonah
7 Pot Long Red
7 Pot Primo
7 Pot Yellow
7 PotBurgundy
Aji Pineapple
Bhut Caramel
Bhut Orange Copenhagen
Black Congo
Douglah
Galapagos Red Habanero
Jays Ghost Scorpion Red
White, red and yellow devils tongue

Now if I could get my hands on some jigsaw, I'd probably be all set.
Oh, and jays peach ghost scorpion. Who am I kidding, there's never enough lol

RedF · Jan 2, 2015

___Nox said:
Why yes sir I have, put this little one on a wet paper towel on 12/3/2014. It's been 19 days since it germinated. Gonna see how long I can keep it indoors before it gets too big, after some topping of of course.

http://i.imgur.com/2GjUw73.jpg

What are those stones you planted them in in?

Nox · Jan 2, 2015

What are those stones you planted them in in?

That would be expanded clay pellets or "hydroton". It's an inert medium whose basic function is for support and coverage of the plant and its roots. Commonly used in hydroponic setups, in my case DWC.

compmodder26 · Jan 2, 2015

I start my Chinense seeds on the first of February. I start all my Annuums and Baccatums on the first of March.

Cayennemist · Jan 2, 2015

Think I may start some seeds this weekend...

Anybody notice how this site starts to get busy the first of the year and peaks mid summer. I know I tend to log in Feb and be active through Sep.
Then I just stop posting till the next year.