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OKGrowin- Newbie 5 gal pepper journey - Fin

finished nov 10 2014, last post
 
Hey i'm new here and my 2nd year growing peppers.
 
Grow list:
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Soilmix:
5-1-1
pine bark fines
perlite
coco or peat
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dolomite lime
 
Fertilizer:
Dynagrow 9-3-6 Foliage pro
 
Indoor light (until they can go outside in april):
Sun system T5 4ft 8lamp
 
Containers:
1. solo cups
2. Viagrow 5gal bags
 
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Step 1 - Germination:
Got my seeds all in so i decided to soak them in some tea for an hour and now they are in ziploc bags
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Im sure Judy will have some interesting new varieties on her page before long
 
I am thinking of doing the same thing, interested to hear what others have to say
 
I see a lot of nice looking plants and pods, it won't be much longer. I say you're doing a heck of a job this season!
 
Those Reapers look like you have a true plant, consider yourself lucky ;)  There has been a lot of variation out there. A really nice tasting pod, but really hot. I'm sure it will burn twice :D
 
I can't wait to see your review!
 
OKGrowin said:
i keep wanting to buy new seeds from judy but figure i should wait till the end of this season before i start getting stuff for next season lol... uhg
 
also been thinking about replacing my shed roof with greenhouse polycarbonate sheet. 
kinda like so
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I'm in the same boat - just put a second seed order in and I'm sure it wont be the last. Im excited to see what she has available later in the season.
 
I say go for the polycarbonate sheeting, it will be sooo nice to have early/late season! Gardens looking great man!
 
Blister said:
Your plants have really come a long way since I last checked in! Those Reapers are taking off!

Neil
thanks, we are both bearing the fruit of our "hard work" it seeems 
 
Bumpy morugas
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Different plant, same stuff
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brazilian starfish looking weird as usual
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i got lots of  poblanos
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jals
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i think these are from my "minibell mix" dunno when they are ripe or anything uhg lol
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kung pao or prik chii faa
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Looking real good man...wish I had a shed I could use for growing instead of having to take up half of my man cave in the basement in the winter....
 
You have any issues with the reapers having a slow period of growth? My reaper seems to be stuck in a lull and growing really slow...it's only about 7" tall ...I did top it so that could be it ....
 
sp33d said:
You have any issues with the reapers having a slow period of growth? My reaper seems to be stuck in a lull and growing really slow...it's only about 7" tall ...I did top it so that could be it ....
when i had them in solo cups they stopped growing after like 10".
 
Then when i transplanted they took like 2 weeks before they started growing again.
 
U pull it and check if its rootbound? (unless its in ground lol)
 
No I moved it from a solo to a 5 gallon then topped...so definetly not root bound, I thinking its the topping that slowed it down on top of the potting up...but I did the same to the other 8 plants but they are different strains and they all have taken off... We shall see ,I'm sure it will take off eventually...
 
Wow, your peppers are looking awesome!!!  I don't miss the Oklahoma heat most of the time (almost never actually), but I do when it comes to pepper growing
 
sp33d said:
No I moved it from a solo to a 5 gallon then topped...so definetly not root bound, I thinking its the topping that slowed it down on top of the potting up...but I did the same to the other 8 plants but they are different strains and they all have taken off... We shall see ,I'm sure it will take off eventually...
 
Transplanting and potting up is a lot of shock to your plant, it will probably take a while to bounce back. maybe even more than a month.
 
Those morugas are looking great man, soon you will need to buy more milk
 
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