• If you need help identifying a pepper, disease, or plant issue, please post in Identification.

Logchief's 2011 Grow

wayright said:
Yes there is a huge difference, not so noticeable yet, but those annuums will be 2 foot tall before you know it!
Your plants look really nice,Has it been 27 days since you planted or since they sprouted? Either way is impressive! :cool:
Click to expand...

Thanks Kevin, that's good to hear not quite knowing what to expect. :dance: :dance: Seeds went in the ground on 1/16 and got the first sprouts on 1/22.

Still trying to figure out how to post my excel grow log on here, getting it converted to the right format.
 
I'm noticing that the cotyledones on the annums are much bigger than the chinese or pubesenes. Is that the norm???


I have noticed the same thing. The cotyledones from my Jalapeno seedlings are 5+ times the size of the cotyledones from all of my super hots. Good luck with everything this season!
 
Silver_Surfer said:
Nice start chief, good luck with your grow. :)
Click to expand...


Thanks SS, you folks with the big grows are an inspiration.

jbeer32 said:
I'm noticing that the cotyledones on the annums are much bigger than the chinese or pubesenes. Is that the norm???


I have noticed the same thing. The cotyledones from my Jalapeno seedlings are 5+ times the size of the cotyledones from all of my super hots. Good luck with everything this season!
Click to expand...

Maybe I should have waited to start the annums but oh well, grow season starts early here and I'll have poppers sooner with those Jalmundos
 
logchief said:
Still trying to figure out how to post my excel grow log on here, getting it converted to the right format.
Click to expand...

Bring up the Excel sheet and hit 'PrntScreen' on your keyboard. That should save it to your clipboard. Then open up MSPaint or some other image program and 'Paste' the image in. Save it as a .jpg and upload as normal.
 
Well, thanks to EOF here is my excel grow log.

10p7dd5.jpg
 
Well it's day 34 and I'm getting spring fever and want to get out and play in the dirt, but it's raining. Not sure what's up with #27 the Clavo, turns out it was 2 stems (now only one) but just starting to show signs of true leaves. The other 3 little ones are annums that replaced failed seeds from 1/16 and went in on the 30th.

The NM 6-4s and Jalmundos certainly are head and shoulders above the rest.

166gg78.jpg


ixf5w4.jpg


r7swm8.jpg
 
Last weekend I potted up 6 of the biggest annums, the others didn't seem to have enough root to make the jump. Hopefully I'll be able to have them all potted up to the beer cups next weekend. Here are the latest pics. I'm off on another weeklong business trip and will be looking forward to what I come home to.

2ryopih.jpg


2utn5o8.jpg


oqg1v6.jpg


I just can't wait to get them outside.
 
Looking good man! I'm thinking about getting mine potted up pretty soon as well. Give them a little more room to stretch out while waiting for the evenings to warm up a little.
 
Very nice progress, chief. I'm off on a business trip myself in the coming week, and am anxious for my seeds that are germinating - gulp! Maybe I'll just move them to dirt tomorrow.....
 
EatingOutFresno said:
Looking good man! I'm thinking about getting mine potted up pretty soon as well. Give them a little more room to stretch out while waiting for the evenings to warm up a little.
Click to expand...

Pook we'll have to hook up one of these days. I ordered a Peter Pepper from Cross Country

PepperJam said:
looks great log chief. I can't wait to put my plants out too :D
Click to expand...

We need spring time

geeme said:
Very nice progress, chief. I'm off on a business trip myself in the coming week, and am anxious for my seeds that are germinating - gulp! Maybe I'll just move them to dirt tomorrow.....

Thanks geeme, have a safe trip
Click to expand...


Sandgroper said:
They look nice and heathy, A good season coming up!!
Click to expand...

Thanks Groop, I'm sure excited about it
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top