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seeds Ok the seeds are in

worlok

worlok

Waiting for my local nursery to get their stock of heating pads. For now I am going to stash them in the boiler room downstairs where it stays pretty warm.

I've got habs, Indian Byadagi, and what I think are Indian Sanam. We'll see if the seeds from the bags of dried peppers from the Indian market actually germinate.

I also planted a few rose seeds to keep the wife happy. ;-)

Nothing to see yet!

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groeatrepeat said:
What is the confetti in the 3rd picture in the left side?

Also, make sure to post progress pics!
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Oh that's just ground pepper bits that got into the seed bag. I call it "fertilizer"... ;-)
 
Good luck worlok.

If you're looking for some more seeds I've got some left I'd be happy to share with you. Send me a PM if you're looking for anything special.

That goes to any and everyone who reads this.
 
Thanks everyone. This is my first shot at growing anything edible.

I might order some Bhutt plants from that place in my state that someone here told me about on another thread.

These habs are sooooo hot though. I can't imagine eating anything that is several times hotter, but good for sauces and dried as flakes I guess.

I can't believe the variation in hotness from one group of habs to another, for example. I hope that the ones I grow, if any sprout and fruit, have respectable heat.
 
Hey Worlok! You already have green grass in NJ in February? And it's warm enough to have the seeds outside? I don't know why, but I thought you guys got Winter there...almost like we do. :lol:
 
PrairieChilihead said:
Hey Worlok! You already have green grass in NJ in February? And it's warm enough to have the seeds outside? I don't know why, but I thought you guys got Winter there...almost like we do. :lol:
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The grass is only partially green, and I was only outside to put the dirt in. That tray is in my boiler room downstairs where it is much warmer, until they sprout - then the sunlight but still indoors. I don't have a fancy light setup or grow box so I have to just hope they grow until I can transplant them outside maybe in May.
 
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