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Just finished some re-potting of plants

Here is the tallest one but has very little secondary growth yet, except near the base at the 1st couple of nodes. I have a stick in there, holding it up because it is so tall (32"):

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Update. These pepper varieties I sprouted seem to be voracious growers as opposed to my habs. Here's how they look now. One of the middling-sized plants even has pods developing.

Here's the middling-size plant. This one is my favorite out of the batch due to its symmetry, its naturally branching-out & moderate size w/o being pruned or pinched, and being the 1st to develop pods:

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Here's close-up of pods in better light and shows how healthy and variated this particular plant is :dance: :

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Here's a pic of the same middling-plant but but having the tallest plant, out of the bunch (95 cm), in front of it. Look how thick the stem is on my tall plant :lol:

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Here is the tallest one but has very little secondary growth yet, except near the base at the 1st couple of nodes. I have a stick in there, holding it up because it is so tall (32"):

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Here's what the tall one looks like now. Has a healthy amt of secondary growth at the base & I got rid of some of the leaves in the middle; they were just solitary leaves, so that the top would get more water/energy. Look how enormous the leaf is on the left top

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These things have really come a long way from only a month in a half since I last posted pics of them & I'm using only the sun's light in the N. Hemisphere, winter season:

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the two in the center are habs whereas the two outlying plants are kung pao/Thai(?)

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This monster has grown to @ 110 cm. I haven't pruned it at all to see what would happen. There is a stick in the back for support. The stem is quite hardy as you can see:

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looking good there dot dude
you may want to pot up soon :dance:
{like five gallon size}
the roots growing out and down more
will grow faster better (and maybe hotter)chilis
hope some warm weather comes soon
looks like the patio there could be a nice jungle
with some warm days
 
looking good there dot dude
you may want to pot up soon :dance:
{like five gallon size}
the roots growing out and down more
will grow faster better (and maybe hotter)chilis

hope some warm weather comes soon
looks like the patio there could be a nice jungle
with some warm days
I have to go to the garden supply center later

very nice dot com....some tall plants ya got there.
Thanks mmcdermott1
 
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