Jamison 2015

Plantguy76 · Feb 24, 2015

Nice list & pic looks like everything going well.
My moa's seedlings are keeping a small compact slow growing pattern.
I even have had stragglers popping up while the few others are starting to get there first set of true leaves
This is happening with my datils as well but the moa's are the smallest.

Sawyer · Feb 25, 2015

Those are some really healthy looking plants, Jamison. Am I right in thinking/remembering these will planted in TN, not WI?

Trippa · Feb 26, 2015

Great list and start Jamison ... They look healthy and happy to me.
Cabai Burung Ungu ... What is the background on this one??

meatfreak · Feb 26, 2015

Trippa said:
Great list and start Jamison ... They look healthy and happy to me.
Cabai Burung Ungu ... What is the background on this one??

It's collected in a spice garden in Malaysia by justecila, because it really stood out with the beautiful pods and remarkable flowers. Supposedly an Frutescens x Baccatum cross.

PaulG · Feb 26, 2015

Nice looking starts, Jamison.
Here's to a great season :cheers:

Jamison · Mar 3, 2015

Little update again for the 2015 grow.

Cabai Burung Ungu

You know I'm rockin the Bahamian Goats this year too! This plant is from my selective breeding seeds. Hoping to get stable looking pods from these seeds. Hoping they come out looking like the pod on the top left. 4 lobes and a Bonnet top.

muskymojo · Mar 3, 2015

Very nice! Those will be monsters by plant out. Are you planning to top or prune them this year?

tctenten · Mar 3, 2015

Nice!! What did you foliar feed them with, or is it just water? Some of mine are a little smaller and I have been giving them some diluted fish ferts.

Plantguy76 · Mar 3, 2015

Nice looking plants rocken the.BG's!
Mine are doing well ordered some seeds form JungleRain
Hawaii Beach Capsicum Chinense
Scarlet Lantern Capsicum Chinense
Angkor Sunrise Capsicum frutescens

Runescape · Mar 3, 2015

Jamison said:
Cabai Burung Ungu

Seem like these produce some neat lookin pods...

Ozzy2001 · Mar 4, 2015

Plants looking nice. I'm definitely gonna get some goats next year. I think it's a bit too late this year to start them for me.
Keep it up!

Pulpiteer · Mar 4, 2015

Jamison said:
You know I'm rockin the Bahamian Goats this year too! This plant is from my selective breeding seeds. Hoping to get stable looking pods from these seeds. Hoping they come out looking like the pod on the top left. 4 lobes and a Bonnet top.

That is absolutely necessary work you are doing there - like a hero's work. Those are such an amazing pepper that any steps towards further perfection ought to be applauded! I'm hoping mine turn out well this year, and I need to be better at saving seed. My plants are all so close to each other they cross pollinate, so I haven't done this sort of work yet. But I'm working on it...

Jamison · Mar 4, 2015

muskymojo said:
Very nice! Those will be monsters by plant out. Are you planning to top or prune them this year?

Thanks Musky! I haven't decided if I'm going to top or prune em yet this year. Closer to plant out I'll decide. I'd usually do it right now, but not sure yet.

tctenten said:
Nice!! What did you foliar feed them with, or is it just water? Some of mine are a little smaller and I have been giving them some diluted fish ferts.

The foliar feed was some CaMg and some seaweed. Thanks for checkin in!

Pulpiteer said:
That is absolutely necessary work you are doing there - like a hero's work. Those are such an amazing pepper that any steps towards further perfection ought to be applauded! I'm hoping mine turn out well this year, and I need to be better at saving seed. My plants are all so close to each other they cross pollinate, so I haven't done this sort of work yet. But I'm working on it...

I agree! It's absolutely necessary to keep strains and varieties as pure as possible. Improving on them only makes things better also. Glad you stopped by!

ronniedeb · Mar 4, 2015

The Cabai Burung Ungu look unreal. Definitely one for next year's growlist. Love the look of those Bahamian Goat as well. Growing them for the first time this year, hopefully mine turn out like that!!

Jamison · Mar 4, 2015

ronniedeb said:
The Cabai Burung Ungu look unreal. Definitely one for next year's growlist. Love the look of those Bahamian Goat as well. Growing them for the first time this year, hopefully mine turn out like that!!

Yes, I am definitely excited for the Cabai Burung Ungu. I hope they taste as good as they look! I could spare some seeds if you'd like to try this year still.

ronniedeb · Mar 4, 2015

Jamison said:
Yes, I am definitely excited for the Cabai Burung Ungu. I hope they taste as good as they look! I could spare some seeds if you'd like to try this year still.

That's Super kind of you, but I have no room for this year. Really appreciate the offer though. You're a gent!

Hybrid Mode 01 · Mar 5, 2015

Man, your plants look gorgeous! They have that look like they're growing really fast, too. Nice!

Jamison said:
I haven't decided if I'm going to top or prune em yet this year. Closer to plant out I'll decide. I'd usually do it right now, but not sure yet.

Resist the urge!

I'm so much happier with how my plants end up looking and producing since I stopped topping them a few years ago.

PaulG · Mar 5, 2015

Plants look fantastic, Jamison! They should grow
out awesome come plant out!

OCD Chilehead · Apr 27, 2015

Very nice Jamison! I'm also growing OG MoA's. First time growing them, I will try to isolate them. I wish I would have grown Bahamian Goat. That's a tasty pepper.

Good luck on your season and thanks for sharing.

Chuck

withywindle72 · Apr 27, 2015

Looking good! I have some of the Yaki Blue and Pink Tigers going that you sent me last summer .. good luck