Next to My Chair Revival
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Uncle Eckley
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TFM
Devil's Brain
Zapotec at left there getting tall, only a few flowers so far.
Whatever that is at right on the far rail is setting lots of pods.
Devil's Brain
Zapotec at left there getting tall, only a few flowers so far.
Whatever that is at right on the far rail is setting lots of pods.
Uncle Eckley
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Thanks!HeatMiser said:
You know, this is actually the first jalapeño I've grown. Looking forward to them, though. Maybe it's my location, but it's nearly impossible to buy a good jalapeño (or even an acceptable one, honestly).
Uncle Eckley
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Thanks!Sinn said:
It's garden fencing. Coated wire stuff. It works well to support the plants but it's really more to protect them from the dogs.
Uncle Eckley
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Getting some Zapotecs now. When should I pull these? Never grown a pick-'em-green chile.
So this guy is the 7P Brain Strain Yellow. One is ripening now. (These shots are a few days old.)
I've taken these down. They'll be Uncle Eccoli's Pineapple Scotch Bonnet Awesome Sauce real soon. Didn't realize this one was so blurry.. :^\
So this guy is the 7P Brain Strain Yellow. One is ripening now. (These shots are a few days old.)
I've taken these down. They'll be Uncle Eccoli's Pineapple Scotch Bonnet Awesome Sauce real soon. Didn't realize this one was so blurry.. :^\
Uncle Eckley
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Setting lots of pods, whatever it is. Bahamian Goat?
7PBSY. Pretty.
Something's been having its way with my Zaps! Didn't even finish it. So wasteful..
7PBSY. Pretty.
Something's been having its way with my Zaps! Didn't even finish it. So wasteful..
Local birds fancy my Zapotecs as well, but they always wait for them to turn red.
Uncle Eckley
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There are catbirds around here, but yeah, I'd think they'd go for ripe ones.
This year's tree rats are especially destructive and I'm all but certain they've been chewing my Devil's Brain pods off at the stem. For spite, I guess. Horrible little monsters; I shoot them when I can.
This feels like bugs, though I couldn't say why exactly.
Uncle Eckley
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My TFM's got the droopies. 
First time I've ever seen it in dirt.
First time I've ever seen it in dirt.
PaulG
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Tree rats have been devouring my cantaloupes and
tomatoes this season. I suspect the ongoing drought
has them searching for water-rich foods.
Rats!
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Uncle Eckley
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New growth on the TFM! 
First time I've ever beat the droopies. I'm going to take this guy in at the end of the season, set him in the window next to my chair.
First time I've ever beat the droopies. I'm going to take this guy in at the end of the season, set him in the window next to my chair.
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Uncle Eckley
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Winding down. It's been a pretty lackluster chili pepper year for me. I'll have the shade cloth stored and a couple few flagging plants cleared here in the next couple days. I don't tolerate heat well, so this is my favorite time of year - the longest before it gets hot again.
Late mystery peppers. I think this is what grew from one of the Dragon's Breath seeds. Green BGoats on the right.
Gnarly rainbow pod
Zapoteca
Late mystery peppers. I think this is what grew from one of the Dragon's Breath seeds. Green BGoats on the right.
Gnarly rainbow pod
Zapoteca
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Uncle Eckley
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Final. Got some processing to do this weekend.
Sorry for the crappy glog this year, folks. /^:
Sorry for the crappy glog this year, folks. /^:
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