Mill's Shots, 8/11/09

millworkman · Aug 11, 2009

Some shots from today.

Miniature fatalii in a tiny pot with some pods on it.

Some tomatoes and cukes.

millworkman · Aug 11, 2009

Habanero arbol, this thing is almost 3'6" and is my youngest plant this year with the bishop's hat to follow.

Aji Dulce

millworkman · Aug 11, 2009

Trinidad Scorp with no pods but tons of flowers, the slugs are loving this guy.

Pretty sure this is a Bhut

This thing is as big as my camera

millworkman · Aug 11, 2009

Fatalii

Almost an inch

Pretty loaded with pods

millworkman · Aug 11, 2009

Bishop's Hat, same age as the arbol and more than two months younger than everything else.

Thats all for now.

Lally · Aug 11, 2009

Fatalii and naga/jolokia pods look evil :hell:

in a good way, l :flamethrower:

burn baby burn.

patrick · Aug 11, 2009

Can't believe how tree like the stem on that Bhut looks. Great shot.

Plants are looking great too. Why not put the small fatalii into a larger pot?

Great growing, best of luck to you the rest of the season.

millworkman · Aug 11, 2009

patrick said:
Can't believe how tree like the stem on that Bhut looks. Great shot.

Plants are looking great too. Why not put the small fatalii into a larger pot?

Great growing, best of luck to you the rest of the season.

That little fatalii is one of only 4, the other three are in large pots so this one stays put. I am planning on growing it on the kitchen counter over winter then potting it up early and putting it outside as soon as I can. Easier to manage that way.

Silver_Surfer · Aug 11, 2009

Nice plants, those Bhut pods are HUGE! :mouthonfire:

boutros · Aug 11, 2009

Damn good lookin bunch of plants- nice job!

Noshownate · Aug 11, 2009

nice pods mill

Josh · Aug 11, 2009

Everything is looking good. What type of tomatoes do you have going there?

millworkman · Aug 11, 2009

One sweet 100, one beefsteak and one juliet type.

millworkman · Aug 11, 2009

No sign of my little pepper helper mantids either.

patrick · Aug 12, 2009

millworkman said:
That little fatalii is one of only 4, the other three are in large pots so this one stays put. I am planning on growing it on the kitchen counter over winter then potting it up early and putting it outside as soon as I can. Easier to manage that way.

Makes perfect sense to me. Good luck growing it through the winter.

millworkman · Aug 12, 2009

Thanks Patrick. I have planned to bring a bunch in for the winter, we will see how the wife appreciates that.

AlabamaJack · Aug 12, 2009

great shots and good looking peppers Mill...good luck to you for the rest of the season...

millworkman · Aug 13, 2009

Thanks AJ, you too. I tried out a new container mix this year and it seems to have really worked well for everything. Those little ones are in a different mix that sucked at the beginning of the season, transplanted most and everything took off. I love it.