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Hola people
This is my second year on THP plants started begining of Feb. inside around 60 varieties(I do have pictures of the beginning if people are interested in seeing rows of plastic cups but it's prob a bit boring) here are some pictures of this years pods:

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Royal Gold
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Orange Bhut

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Bahamian Goat pepper

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Pickersgills Orange

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Jalapeno

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Piquillo pepper

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West Indian Hab

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Rocoto Aji Largo

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Rocoto La Paz

Big thanks to Superhot and the people on THP for providing so many interesting new varieties this year
 
some superhots:

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Primo 7 Pot

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Trinidad Douglah

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Butch T

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7 pod Brown(Bonnet shape)

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7 pot Jonah
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Keep them coming! :P

Hope to get some ripe pods in the next few days should be more interesting then the immature green pods

impresionante lando :rolleyes: your pods looks awesome

Mis plantas van mejor, parece que se recuperan, gracias :P
Gracias amigo :) Tus plantas tienen frutas ahora?

Nice variety and impressive photography!, the plants look lush!

Greg
Thanks Greg, big containers and sunshine is all they really need it seems

I'd compliment your plants but I would be doing your photography a disservice. Not sure why I missed this one but excellent stuff Lando.
Thanks Pr0d photoghapy is one of my hobbies I do my best

D@ng Lando... those pods look awsome.
Must be the Spanish sunshine! :P

Thanks Durham, Sunshine big containers and water I am far less fussy about them this year and they seem to do better :crazy:
 
Beautifully shaped pods you have there, Lando. The Jamaican Scotch Bonnet TFM and the Habanero Ugandian Red are my favs. Did you happen too taste an Habanero Ugandian Red yet? I sowed the Jamaican Scotch Bonnet TFM also but none germinated unfornately. If possible I would like too trade that one at the end of the season :)
 
Beautifully shaped pods you have there, Lando. The Jamaican Scotch Bonnet TFM and the Habanero Ugandian Red are my favs. Did you happen too taste an Habanero Ugandian Red yet? I sowed the Jamaican Scotch Bonnet TFM also but none germinated unfornately. If possible I would like too trade that one at the end of the season :)

Thanks meat, no I have not tasted them yet will be another 2 days for Ugandian Red to fully ripen and longer for the JSB tfm I gues.
Sure I can hook you up with some seeds end of season :cheers:
 
Wonderful progress with your garden, and beautiful photos! Nice cluster of pods on your TFM.
The Butch, Dough and the Primo are TOO COOL!
Keep those photos coming...

Greg
 
[sub]Hello :) some more pictures [/sub]

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Bhut jolokia improved strain II

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Royal Gold, decorative plant with red stems and initially purple fruits that then yellow when ripe. Plant produces lots of fruit can't wait to try one.

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Indian Carbon

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Fatalii

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Naga I think(not sure)

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TS Morouga

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Datil x Limon

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Habanero Christina

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Tigers Teeth

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Caribbean Red habanero
 
Awesone variety. Lots being grown that I haven't seen before. Imma have to hit you up for next years grow. Tigers teeth intrigued me
 
Plants and pods look amazing. Love that Bhut improved strain 2 is it more productive than the traditional bhut what is the difference between the strains.
 
Looks like things are going great over there, Lando :) No problems with the lack of rain over there I see? Man, I love that Petenero, gotta get me that one for next season :dance:
 
¡Hola, Lando! Me encanta el patio, que rincon mas chulo para
las plantas pimientas. You have a great grow going there in sunny
España. Where in spain are yu located? We lived in Valladolid for
a year and in Vitoria for a year also. Both great places, but Vitoria
is something special. I can't think of a place I've been in Spain that
I didn't like. Y la comida 'Basque' era una maravilla. We still drink
Rioja and Ribera del Duero tintos after all these years!
 
Wow, your plants are loaded up, looks like you're gonna be harvesting soon Lando :dance: Have you tasted the Datil x Limon yet?

Hola Stefan yes I finally did try the Datil x Limon today they are peach colored pods when ripe pack a punch and taste nice and fruity. The plant is a good producer it's one I will probably grow again next year.
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Datil X Limon

I also tried the Tigers Teeth yesterday :fireball: hotter then a normal habanero and great taste
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Tigers tooth hab

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Todays harvest plants are really staring to pump out the pods

¡Hola, Lando! Me encanta el patio, que rincon mas chulo para
las plantas pimientas. You have a great grow going there in sunny
España. Where in spain are yu located? We lived in Valladolid for
a year and in Vitoria for a year also. Both great places, but Vitoria
is something special. I can't think of a place I've been in Spain that
I didn't like. Y la comida 'Basque' era una maravilla. We still drinkG
Rioja and Ribera del Duero tintos after all these years!

Gracias Amigo :) I live in a little town called Calpe(Costa Blanca) moved here 3 years ago and love it here. Spanish food can be world class but along the coast they cater mostly for the tourists and nothing that special imo
 
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