It's never too early to get started!

Sooo... 2022 season is over and most of my 2023 plants are already there - no reason not to start a new thread already!

See my previous glog... https://thehotpepper.com/threads/2022-too-early-to-get-started.75362/

While all my current plants are technically overwinterers, only a couple have grown through the 2022 season and are considered interesting enough to keep for next seasons grow.

Let's start with the famous Schneider farms SB plant, which will be going into it's third season in 2023. It currently doesn't look all that nice but that was also the case during the winter of 2021 so no worries here...

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Next in row is my Scotch Brains plant...

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And then there's the Humble Servants Homestead (HSH) SB, which was also elected to stay for next season...

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[MarcV]

Hi Marc, I have seen that you and @SineNomine (both of you in Europe like me) grow the Lesya pepper, next year I'd like to try growing it but I can't find an EU seller, do you know a reliable website? Thanks!

I got my seeds from a seller in the Netherlands but I can't remember which one it was. I'll have to look that up...

 

[MarcV]

Found it... www.hoffmanzaden.nl
But apparently this web site does not appear to work anymore...

 

[MarcV]

Here's a proper update of my 2024 grow...

SB MOA Red (WHP):

SB Jamaican Long (WHP):

Papa Dreadie G2-2018 (Sawyer):

SB Schneider Farms (WHP):

SB HSH (HSH):

SB Allen Boatman (WHP):

SB Marabella Market (WHP):

SB Foodarama (WHP):

Lesya:

Bahamian Goat (WHP):

SB MOA Yellow (WHP):

SB Jamaican True Form (Semillas):

SB Beth Boyd (WHP):

I may have started my season very early (October 2023) but those are the plants that are flowering/fruiting right now. The ones that I started at a more "normal" date still need to start flowering!