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mascalzone 2011
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Very nice pepper field look great all in the rows in the ground. How do you keep people from sampling you pepper with a parking lot right near by? You need to set up a motion camera and catch people in the act of self combusting. How long have you been hardening off your plants to get them ready for direct sun all day long in your field? Looks like a very sunny pepper patch Dominico may the force be with you.
Wow looks awesome, nice Chili fields you got there!
Awesome pics of awesome plants... nice pepper patch too
Thanks buddy, you're very kind
It wouldn't be bad seeing somebody snitching a chili and, unaware, eating it not knowing what he's gonna get! I've left the plants in half-light for about a month and every now and then a few minutes in full sun, then a few hours, it's the same technique I use when I sunbathe since I've got a light complexion and I easily get sunburnt
Cheers and thanks for visiting.This will be fun to watch. It does look very sunny there, you should know soon if your plants are tough enough.
Nice work to combine University study with pepper growing....
Thanks, you're very kind, I hope to do a good job with the university
Small update
This morning I dropped in to the field that apparently beginning to take shape
The plants seem to be unlocked and ready to vegetation after the gusts of wind that we were last week, someone starts to bloom, some fruits and someone does not know what to do, seems undecided but I think it will be done. Here are some photos
The plants seem to be unlocked and ready to vegetation after the gusts of wind that we were last week, someone starts to bloom, some fruits and someone does not know what to do, seems undecided but I think it will be done. Here are some photos
Your plants look very green and healthy, Domenico!
Can I ask what you use for your potting soil and what you are feeding them babies?
Hello thanks
I'm using a plot of Tercomposti "Vegetal Radic" and is very effective. It has a slow release fertilizer, pumice, cornunghia, Baltic and Irish peat.
C. Flexuosum first flower
A few more photos and a little update
A few oddly shaped 
The plants begin to flower and here are the first colors, beautiful
