PaulG 2014

stc3248 · Feb 21, 2014

Is that all the pics you got??? Weak... :rofl:

Those Tepins are stunning and your starts look about perfect!

stickman · Feb 22, 2014

Thanks for the OB report Paul... may your tribe and your camels always increase...

The starts in your pics look great brother, too bad we've both got such limited space and lots of starts, but at least you've got some neighbors who can pick up the slack. Is this your first year growing wilds too?

chilli whisperer · Feb 22, 2014

Nice seedlings

as your season starts,mine is slowly starting to end

PaulG · Feb 22, 2014

stickman said:
Thanks for the OB report Paul... may your tribe and your camels always increase...

The starts in your pics look great brother, too bad we've both got such limited space and lots of starts, but at least you've got some neighbors who can pick up the slack. Is this your first year growing wilds too?

My pleasure, Rick.
\o_ Hats off to you for setting the glogster bar this season!

I'm hoping not to have to resort to giving away plants at
freeway off ramps :rofl:

I have grown Tepins and Goat's Weed, and a Bird Pepper
of some kind Shane sent in 2012. But this is my first year
for some of the more notorious varieties.

Good grown', my friend!

chilli whisperer said:
Nice seedlings as your season starts,mine is slowly starting to end

The wonder of the internet, J!
Did those seeds ever find their way to you?

stc3248 said:
Is that all the pics you got??? Weak… You crack me up, Shane!

Those Tepins are stunning and your starts look about perfect!

Thanks, my friend! Just letting nature do it's thing

It will be interesting to see how the Tepins do this summer.

Funny you should mention pictures, buddy. You THP folk
are insatiable :lol:

But I thought that since the round Two
plants are at six weeks old more or less a series of individual
shots was in order. So, without further doodoo...

The days since hooking are shown. The ones that say 50 or 49 days should say 43 days. Senior moment :oops:

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This one has forked, and you can see a flower at the node:

The stems on most of these are quite thick:

Nice branches forming down low on this one:

And this one, as well:

This is actually a Round Three plant:

GA Growhead · Feb 22, 2014

Looking awesome Paul. The wild Brazil is way branchy!

blorvak · Feb 22, 2014

Wow, really great progress! I gotta go back and study your methods. I've got plants older than yours that are 1/4th the size!

Spicegeist · Feb 22, 2014

Very nice...

HillBilly Jeff · Feb 22, 2014

Those are some nice looking plants my friend!!!

JJJessee · Feb 22, 2014

Lots of nice compact growth, stout stems, good coloration.
You've got a bunch of winners.
That Wild Brazil looks like a mother hen when a bunch of chicks.
I bet you could clone those little shoots in a heart beat.
You know, if you needed some more plants. :whistle:

maximumcapsicum · Feb 22, 2014

LOVE the pics Paul! Especially the wild brazil. Did you do anything to encourage that or did the plant just habituate that way on its own? Also, what software are you using to label your photos? Love the composition.

PaulG · Feb 23, 2014

GA Growhead said:
Looking awesome Paul. The wild Brazil is way branchy!

That's one of my favorites, Jason! Thanks for the great seed, brothah!

blorvak said:
Wow, really great progress! I gotta go back and study your methods. I've got plants older than yours that are 1/4th the size!

Thanks, John. I have to credit the lights and soil for the great growth.
I have some that are smaller, too, as you will see in the last two pics.

Spicegeist said:
Very nice...

Thanks, Charles.

Here are some more from the grow shelf.

Both of the NagaBrains are from F2 seed Gary sent:

This one struggled a bit with some early leaf yellowing, but now seems to be in better spirits.
Will be interesting to see what this generation is like:

I have high hopes for this 2nd generation plant:

Down to the strongest of in each cup:

HillBilly Jeff said:
Those are some nice looking plants my friend!!!

Thank you, sir!

JJJessee said:
Lots of nice compact growth, stout stems, good coloration.
You've got a bunch of winners.
That Wild Brazil looks like a mother hen when a bunch of chicks.
I bet you could clone those little shoots in a heart beat.
You know, if you needed some more plants.

Thanks for the nice feedback, Jesse!
Cloning is close to my heart; I just don't have any place
to put more plants!

maximumcapsicum said:
LOVE the pics Paul! Especially the wild brazil. Did you do anything to encourage that or did the plant just habituate that way on its own? Also, what software are you using to label your photos? Love the composition.

Thanks, Adam. The Wild Brazil has just grown that way
on it's own. Should be a great looking plant.

I'm using Photoshop Elements 8, but any version will work.
Most photo editing software have text capability.

PaulG · Feb 23, 2014

Last two update pics.

The Scorp and Barrakapore struggled early on, but are finally coming around:

Okay, that does it for this week! Thanks for looking in.

Trippa · Feb 23, 2014

Awesome updates Paul!! You have a bunch of very healthy looking plants there. Outstanding!!
Those mystery crosses look like they are coming away very nicely. Very similar looking so far ... Will be interested to see how the pods shape up .... I will post a photo of the current f1 pod I have growing ... Because you will likely have the first f2 pod to compare it to

ivplay · Feb 23, 2014

PaulG said:
The Wild Texas Tepins are coming to the end of their grow season.
My theory is that they should drop a lot of leaves and shed a few
branches and then start to grow out again:

I have more greenhouse and grow shelf pics if I can get a nudge.

Those tepins are some nice looking plants. Good glog going here, Paul!

PaulG · Feb 23, 2014

Trippa said:
Awesome updates Paul!! You have a bunch of very healthy looking plants there. Outstanding!!
Those mystery crosses look like they are coming away very nicely. Very similar looking so far ... Will be interested to see how the pods shape up .... I will post a photo of the current f1 pod I have growing ... Because you will likely have the first f2 pod to compare it to

Thanks, my friend! I wish I had room for more of the crosses. It would
be nice to have at least two of each going. Maybe we'll be lucky! Will
be interested in the photo of the F1 pod.

ivplay said:
Those tepins are some nice looking plants. Good glog going here, Paul!

Thanks, mate. Can't take much credit, though - mother
nature just sort of does her own thing!

Hope you are winding down a successful season in Oz.

Sawyer · Feb 23, 2014

Great looking pics, Paul. You've got some really interesting varieties going. Can hardly wait for pods.

capsidadburn · Feb 23, 2014

Lots of flowing green going on here Paul! Impressive as usual!

Have a great day!

Mike

Spankyscolts · Feb 23, 2014

Hi Paul .. Long time no talk to ! Nice GLOG has tons of stuff as usual. Glad o see you're still at it . Looks like you've perfected your craft !

PIC 1 · Feb 23, 2014

Paul..I'm jealous....your plants look great !....and for only a month and a half. The MoA shows signs of being a strong performer. That will fork out and provide many node sections. Keep up the Good Grow......looking forward to the plants progression and your nifty photo skills...

Pinoy83 · Feb 24, 2014

babies looking great.....and now u having transplants from your aerogarden..nicely done...keep sowing.... :fireball: