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PaulG 2014

Grow List 2014 - Many new varieties and a few repeaters.  
This is the third year of my original three year plan to grow a slew of different
types to see what grows well here before settling on some consistent performers.  
I'd love to grow some of the new varieties from this season again, and some more
of my favorites from 2012, but not enough space.  But I have seed for my favorites for
season 2015, so I have something to look forward to already!  
 
Major goal for season 2014 - lay in a good supply of super hot powder!
 
OW Plants:
Chocolate Habanero OW, Refining Fire 2012, 3gal. x 2 2nd year 2014
Mountain Pepper OW, Honduran Market, 3gal. x 1 2nd year 2014
Orange Manzano OW, Shane F1, 3ga. x 12nd year 2014
Goat's Weed OW, Shane F1, 3gal. x 1 2nd year 2014
'Black Pearl' OW, THSC, 3gal. x 1 - 3rd year 2014
NuMex Twilight OW, CPI via Siliman, 2gal. x 1 - 3rd year 2014
Fatali OW, Peppermania, 4gal. x 1 - 3rd year 2014 
Orange Manzano OW 7gal. x 1 - 3rd year 2014
 
Plants germinated 8/15/2013:
Goat's Weed, Shane F1, 1gal. x2
Goat's Weed, Shane 2012, 1gal. x1
Aji Amarillo, Peruvian Market 2012, 1gal. x 2
Aji Amarillo, PepperGal 2012, 1gal. x 1
Orange Manzano, Shane F1, 1gal. x 3
Wild Texas Tepin, THSC 2012, 1gal. x 3
 
Starting From SeedBold font indicates mid-December sowing for long-season varieties.
Ghost (SP* F1)
Reaper (Sawyer 2013
Funky Reaper (Sawyer 2013)
7 Pot Burgundy (Sawyer 2013)
Bhut Jolokia Yellow (Sawyer 2013
NagaBrain (Windchicken F3 2013)
Jigsaw (Baker's Peppers 2013)
Primo (MGold 2012 pod)
Brain (Romy6 2012 pod)
Douglah (Alphanerdz via Trippa, Stickman)
Indian Carbon (MGold 2012 pod)
Trin. Scorp. (USHotStuff 2012)
Infinity (SP F1)
Butch T (SP F1)
'Scotch Bonnet TFM' (Trippa F1)
Giant White Habanero (RP F2)
Congo Trinidad Yellow (Sanarda F1)
Fatali x Red Savina (Justaguy via Spankycolts F2)
Mountain Pepper (Honduran Market F1)
*SP = seed harvested from plants from Spankycolts 2012
 
Wilds and Milds:
Cheiro Recife (Sean W via Stickman 2013)
Wild Brazil F1 (Shane 2012)
Hungarian Sweet Paprika (Stickman 2013)
Marconi Rosso (Hume F1)
Costeño åmarillo F1 (SoCalChilihead 2012)
Giant Jalapeño (SoCalChilihead 2012)
 
The items in bold font went into distilled water today, 12/15,
and will go into Jiffy pellets tomorrow.  The incubator has the
cell pack with the three Giant white Habanero seeds that
germinated planted in it:
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Water added after pic taken:
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Just a quick update on the wild Texas Tepins.  This one has the most ripe pods; all will have to go to the greenhouse when and if I need space for starts in party cups:
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Wow 30 foot waves I demand pics bro . It took about 10 days to sprout and I had two pop with helmet heads. Thinking I stuffed them do deep in the sponge. One was a yaki blue which I really like the looks of. Added a few more seeds. The cumari has shown no hooks so I added a few more seeds to the sponge. If I know you within a few days you will have hooks .
 
Paul your plants, seedlings, pictures and all look awesome! Impressive shot of your mad scientist aero lab and set up, love dat look. I have no doubt that you will rock da aero world with your new gear, congrats!
 
PaulG said:
… We are heading to the Oregon Coast for the weekend - should be
spectacular storms brewing.  Last nights news said possibly 30' (a
shade less than 10m) waves sometime today and overnight to tomorrow. 
Will try to grab a pic or two.  Wind gusts to 70mph (112kph) are possible,
so it may be dicey. ... ...
 
[SIZE=12pt]Why do I keep hearing Surfin’ Safari ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ in my head … [/SIZE]Hab fun at the beach, hope you take a big wave gun, I would love to join you in dat line up = ) Biggest waves we got over in Hawaii were only 20’ faces and that was a blast, so I envy your trip but I’m sure that water is too cold for dis Caribbean boy old mon, lol
 
Hab a great weekend \o/
 
 
Trippa said:
Have a swell (pun intended) time Paul .. Sounds like the perfect time to get out your camera and take some storm shots.
Turned out to be a bust, my friend.  Peak of storm not
as bad as might have been, and happened during the
night!  Oh well.
romy6 said:
Wow 30 foot waves I demand pics bro . It took about 10 days to sprout and I had two pop with helmet heads. Thinking I stuffed them do deep in the sponge. One was a yaki blue which I really like the looks of. Added a few more seeds. The cumari has shown no hooks so I added a few more seeds to the sponge. If I know you within a few days you will have hooks .
Thanks for the news on the aero, Jamie.  Sorry to disappoint,
the weather gods just didn't cooperate this weekend.  I didn't
even take my camera out of the bag!
Capsicum Select said:
Those kids are coming along great Paul! Definitely interested to see how the aerogarden works for ya.   Holy 30ft waves! I don't think I can really imagine that. The biggest I've been in is about 15ft on a fishing trip.
The Jiffy pellets are working their magic; came home to
some Bhut Jolokia Chocolate and 7 Pot Barrakapore #2
sprouts, and another Congo Trinidad Yellow or two!
 
15' is pretty darn respectable!
Devv said:
Wow some storm brewing your way!
 
Promise it won't come visit us down here...
 
Yes, we want pics!
Again, sorry to disappoint - you don't need to worry about
this one.  We had 1.2" of rain at our house from Saturday
through Sunday, but at the coast it turned out to be a weak
sister!
WalkGood said:
Paul your plants, seedlings, pictures and all look awesome! Impressive shot of your mad scientist aero lab and set up, love dat look. I have no doubt that you will rock da aero world with your new gear, congrats!
Thanks for the vote of confidence, brothah!
 
[SIZE=12pt]Why do I keep hearing Surfin’ Safari ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ in my head …Haha :rofl:[/SIZE] [SIZE=12pt] [/SIZE]Hab fun at the beach, hope you take a big wave gun, I would love to join you in dat line up = ) Biggest waves we got over in Hawaii were only 20’ faces and that was a blast, so I envy your trip but I’m sure that water is too cold for dis Caribbean boy old mon, lol
 
Hab a great weekend \o/
 
The PNW surf is too cold for just about anybody!  Most of the
boarders here wear wet suits, or even dry suits in the winter.  
We're darn lucky to get 10' foot breakers except on the rare
occasion!  We had a great time at the coast hanging out with
friends there.  Just no surf shots to be had.
 
Hope your weekend was a good one.
HillBilly Jeff said:
Enjoy your weekend!!!  Try to get some fishing in!!!
Thanks, Jeff.  Most of my fishing has been meadow
stream and river fly fishing.  Never tried my hand at
surf casting.
maximumcapsicum said:
Good luck Paul! Glad to see the grow is coming together! I am considering an aerogarden next month... will see if I hit some other goals first.
 
Happy growing!
Hey, thanks, Adam!  We'll see how good the aerogarden
is. Hope I get some nice results to show ya!
stickman said:
Nice pics of first round seedlings, command central and the new Aerogarden Paul! Stay safe if you go to the beach... rips are not fun if you get caught in them, though the fishing around their edges is excellent.
Not only was it a safe weekend, but a boring one as far
as storm surf watching goes.  Maybe next time!
chilli whisperer said:
Wow,about time I caught up,very nice looking greenhouse.
Your plants look great,can't wait to see how it goes in summer :)
Thanks, J!  Can't wait for summer, or even Spring, to get here  ;)
 
PaulG said:
The Jiffy pellets are working their magic; came home to
some Bhut Jolokia Chocolate and 7 Pot Barrakapore #2
sprouts, and another Congo Trinidad Yellow or two!
 
15' is pretty darn respectable!
 
I'll admit it was pretty damn scary for some of it even in a 32' boat!
 
That's great! It's always nice to come home to a surprise like that.  Glad to hear you had a good time with some old friends on your trip. 
 
PaulG said:
Too funny, Tristen, but I appreciate the good thoughts!
Looking forward to the Birdseye, but i forgot the what
the appellation HTM means  :oops:
 
 
 
 
Thank you, Jeff and Penny, I may need it!  Hope there is 
something worthwhile for you to see!
 
 
That is so true, Jeff.  And always several projects going on at once!
 
Here it is in all it's glory.  My 'Command Central'    :rofl:
Where all the 'magic' happens   :liar:
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aerogardennnnn :fireball: :fireball: :fireball: ....so much gadgetssss :dance: :dance:
 
Pinoy83 said:
aerogardennnnn :fireball: :fireball: :fireball: ....so much gadgetssss :dance: :dance:
Too many gadgets, my friend!  I keep trying to get
rid of stuff, but it just doesn't seem to work!

HillBilly Jeff said:
Surfing in weather cold enough to have to wear a suit just doesn't sound like fun to me.  I guess some sharks like their steak slightly chilled.
I'm with you, my friend!  I like the warm water
and sun when I get wet!
 
Not fond of sharks, though   ;)
 
 
Capsicum Select said:
I'll admit it was pretty damn scary for some of it even in a 32' boat!
 
That's great! It's always nice to come home to a surprise like that.  Glad to hear you had a good time with some old friends on your trip. 
Dude!  That's half of the boat length.
No wonder it was scary for a few minutes!
 
Blister said:
If I had a man cave like that my ol' lady wouldn't see me for months on end...
 
It doesn't work that way in my house. When my wife wants me back upstairs, she just stands in the workshop door and stares at me. After a little while I get the hint. "Yes dear, did you need something?"
 
 
 
Nice shop Paul and there is never too many gadgets.
 
Blister said:
If I had a man cave like that my ol' lady wouldn't see me for months on end...
Geez, a guy has to come out and eat once in a while   ;)
 
 
Trippa said:
Fire away!!! Paul ... Got that delivery for you in the mail today... Be on the lookout in a couple of weeks ... Should be at your door
Hey, Tristen, that sounds great!  
Thank you in advance, my friend!
I'll keep an eye peeled.
 
Hope you are back on even keel now; last visit to your
glog looked like you were making progress   :party:
 
Jeff H said:
 
It doesn't work that way in my house. When my wife wants me back upstairs, she just stands in the workshop door and stares at me. After a little while I get the hint. "Yes dear, did you need something?"
Amazing how effective non verbal communication can be   :rofl: 
 
Nice shop Paul and there is never too many gadgets.
Thanks, Jeff.  I feel fortunate to have enough
room for a work space and grow shelf in the
garage.  I'm a lucky guy!
 
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