New growing season in full swing here.

Good afternoon.
Here the weather is hot and sunny and has been realy warm for several weeks now. Spring is here. The plants from last year and the year before are growing like weeds. The first flowers of the Jalapeños is almost open and the bell peppers are also making some buds.
The chillies that is now going for their seventh season is going strong too.
This year we have about 25 types growing. A first for us.
Later I will post some pictures.
Greetings

 

[Linyera]

The plants are growing very well this year. The first Jalapeños is just about ready.
Will post some more once there is some harvest.
Regards

 

[Marturo]

Best of luck with your grow @Linyera , I'm looking at brown dead pepper plants here, so I will be right there with you.


Just had to do it LOL.

 

[wiicek]

I deeply encourage creating the glog for yourdelf and FEEDING US EVERY PICTURE THERE IS AND MOOOOARR.

Ekhm. Yes.

 

[Linyera]

Best of luck with your grow @Linyera , I'm looking at brown dead pepper plants here, so I will be right there with you.


Just had to do it LOL.

I will take pictures. Problem is that here we have only an ocasional cellphone signal and WiFi that works really slow if we run the generator for a while. Uploading pics is torture.
Will post some anyway.

 

[Linyera]

I deeply encourage creating the glog for yourdelf and FEEDING US EVERY PICTURE THERE IS AND MOOOOARR.

Ekhm. Yes.

I would try. I might have to upload when I go to town. That is once a month if that often.

 

[Linyera]

Some pics.

Some late plants.

Old plant re-growing. Already 120 cm/ 4ft. Will start flowering soon.

 

[Linyera]

Jalapeño

Zapoteca

Cleared some bush, packed stones and leveled out some. Mountain style!

Aji ammarillo on its way. They are usually first to ripen. Remember. This is like beginning of May for you in the north.

Planting in between winter crops. Space for planting here in this rocky valley is scarce.

Chillies eberwhere. Now about 180 plants in the ground. About 50 more must find a spot

 

[NJChilehead]

Very nice! Keep us posted!!

 

[Marturo]

That's some very nice looking soil.

 

[Linyera]

Very nice! Keep us posted!!

Will do. The stuff that germinated from the Bolivian truckdriver's lunch box dried chillies is still small. We will see what that is later. The dark brown seeds are almist for sure Pubes but still not sure.

 

[Linyera]

That's some very nice looking soil.

Pure stone. I dig holes in between the stones. They seem to like it. With wheelbarrow loads of worm castings on top and later rabbit guano.

 

[ahayastani]

Pure stone. I dig holes in between the stones. They seem to like it. With wheelbarrow loads of worm castings on top and later rabbit guano.

The best chiles from Mexico are grown in the Yucatán. The peninsula has very little soil. It's just limestone with patches of dirt here and there.

 

[Linyera]

The best chiles from Mexico are grown in the Yucatán. The peninsula has very little soil. It's just limestone with patches of dirt here and there.

Interesting. They look very very happy here too!

 

[Linyera]

The best chiles from Mexico are grown in the Yucatán. The peninsula has very little soil. It's just limestone with patches of dirt here and there.

Interesting. They look very very happy here too!