PaulG 2014

Penny · Feb 24, 2014

Well done Paul, everything looks amazing!!

PaulG · Feb 24, 2014

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

Thanks, John. A good number of the interesting varieties
in my grow came you, my friend. Thank you! Pods seem a long
way off at this point so the waiting will drive me nuts!

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

Have a great day!

Mike

Thanks, Mike! Hope the week is off to a good start for you!

Spankyscolts said:
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 !

Hey, Robin! Good to know you are still kickin', buddy!
Haven't run across a 2014 blog for you, yet; are you
growing commercially this year?

The new lights have been a big help in the plant department;
they make me look good!

PIC 1 said:
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...

Greg, always a pleasure to see a post from the master;
thanks for the visit and kind words, my friend!

I think the most amazing thing about the T5HO lights
is the incredibly thick stems the plants develop. The
section below the cotys is lignified and striated already,
and the plants are very sturdy. The MoA is no exception,
should be a great one - seed from Walkgood / Devv.

Pinoy83 said:
babies looking great.....and now u having transplants from your aerogarden..nicely done...keep sowing....

Jericson, you are a great sourced of positivity, thanks brother!

I'll start my annuum varieties in the aerogarden sometime in March.
Still waiting on the RocoPica to pop. Beginning to think it won't. Also,
a Datil in there hasn't taken hold, yet, so waiting for them.

RocketMan · Feb 24, 2014

Paul, those plants are looking great. Looking like your going to have a great garden this year. I'm hoping we all do after such a hard winter this year. Glad to see more people that n me are playing with the Wilds this year. Now just need to see some more of those great chow shots and your Glog will be up to it's usual, Outstanding level

Portuge · Feb 24, 2014

Paul, I see I have been away from your glog way to long... so much has happened since the last time I visited here.. Your plants are looking fabulous, wouldn't change a thing to what your doing...

Devv · Feb 24, 2014

Nice Paul!

Really nice!

Plants and pics are looking spectacular for sure!

Trippa · Feb 24, 2014

PaulG said:
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.

Trippa's Mystery Cross f1 Pod (Still immature)

chilli whisperer · Feb 25, 2014

Hey Paul,yea,I got them (: thanks a lot once again

I see the Bonda Ma Jaques is a favourite at some people

Oh,and I want to ask,the Reaper..is it different from the Carolina Reaper?
Thanks.
Your plants are growing well,I love the green color it has!

PaulG · Feb 25, 2014

Penny said:
Well done Paul, everything looks amazing!!

Thanks, Penny. Have you dug out from under the snow, yet?

RocketMan said:
Paul, those plants are looking great. Looking like your going to have a great garden this year. I'm hoping we all do after such a hard winter this year. Glad to see more people that n me are playing with the Wilds this year. Now just need to see some more of those great chow shots and your Glog will be up to it's usual, Outstanding level

Hey, Bill! I share your hopes, my friend.

Thanks go to Shane for sending me some great wild varieties
to try out this season. Looks like I will wind up with one of
each to grow out barring any mishaps.

Devv said:
Nice Paul!

Really nice!

Plants and pics are looking spectacular for sure!

Thanks, Scott. I appreciate the good vibe

Portuge said:
Paul, I see I have been away from your glog way to long... so much has happened since the last time I visited here.. Your plants are looking fabulous, wouldn't change a thing to what your doing...

Howdy, James! Day by day, not much seems to happen, but
when you look back over a week, there has been a lot of change!
Thanks for the positivity, my friend!

Trippa said:
Trippa's Mystery Cross f1 Pod (Still immature)

That is an awesome looking pod, Tristen! Now I'm stoked!

chilli whisperer said:
Hey Paul,yea,I got them (: thanks a lot once again
I see the Bonda Ma Jaques is a favourite at some people
Oh,and I want to ask,the Reaper..is it different from the Carolina Reaper?
Thanks.
Your plants are growing well,I love the green color it has!

Thanks, J! The Bonda is an awesome pepper. Great heat and flavor!

The Reaper came to me just named as that. Maybe it's some relative,
but I really don't know. The seed came from Sawyer.

Glad the seeds made it there.

chilli whisperer · Feb 25, 2014

Thanks

Jeff H · Feb 25, 2014

Wow Paul. I had a couple of pages to catch up on. You're really pumping out the stunning pictures. Keep it up. Everything looks great.

jedisushi06 · Feb 25, 2014

Everything looks great, what's the brown eggs plant?

PaulG · Feb 25, 2014

Jeff H said:
Wow Paul. I had a couple of pages to catch up on. You're really pumping out the stunning pictures. Keep it up. Everything looks great.

You are too kind, Jeff; thanks, brother!

jedisushi06 said:
Everything looks great, what's the brown eggs plant?

Thanks, brother! The Brown Eggs seed came from GaGrowhead. I saw
it in the glogs last season, but don't really know much about it. It is a fast
grower, forks are extending and two flower buds hanging down.

stc3248 · Feb 26, 2014

Lol...50 days...45 days...46 days...Romy Mystery 24 days. I'm telling you watch out for that one, you'll be staring up at it before too long! Perfect plants Paul...but that is as expected. You're gonna have another banner year...and I am predicting big pulls with them overwinters!

stickman · Feb 26, 2014

Way to go with your starts Paul! It's looking like you're poised on the edge of a stellar season. When is your last frost date? I've still got another 6-8 weeks to go here, and getting a bit antsy...

jedisushi06 · Feb 26, 2014

Okay sweet guess I know when you get some pods on it

PaulG · Feb 26, 2014

stc3248 said:
Lol...50 days...45 days...46 days...Romy Mystery 24 days. I'm telling you watch out for that one, you'll be staring up at it before too long! Perfect plants Paul...but that is as expected. You're gonna have another banner year...and I am predicting big pulls with them overwinters!

Now, if it was only May and we could plant out!
The Romy Cross is growing fast, indeed. I'm hoping
for a good season and some early pods from the OWs.

stickman said:
Way to go with your starts Paul! It's looking like you're poised on the edge of a stellar season. When is your last frost date? I've still got another 6-8 weeks to go here, and getting a bit antsy...

Things are moving right along with your own grow, as well, Rick! I have a hard
time being patient until plant out. Our climate here has changed a lot, and these
figures are for 1971-2000, but probably pretty close.

The 32˚F 90% date is May 6, and the 90% date for 36˚F is May 26, so we are still
at least two-and-a-half months from plant out :mope:

Maybe we'll have a nice Spring.

jedisushi06 said:
Okay sweet guess I know when you get some pods on it

You could look up Jason's 2013 glog and find some pics of it, I'm sure.

GA Growhead · Feb 26, 2014

jedisushi06 said:
Okay sweet guess I know when you get some pods on it

Sup Jedi. These are the brown eggs. Seeds from peter @ semillas.de
Chinense with low heat, and no chinense taste. Taste has been described from apple, grape, raspberry, and watermelon mixed with a red bell flavor. Short plants, multi pods per node. A strange one for sure, but loved by everyone that tasted it. We cut them up in salads and snacked on them left and right.

PaulG · Feb 27, 2014

Thanks, Jason!

PaulG · Mar 1, 2014

Started seven new annuuum varieties today:
Marconi Rosso H2013, c. annuum
Costeño Amarillo SoCalChilihead H 2012, c. annuum
Giant Jalapeño SoCalChilihead 2012, c. annuum
Hot fish Pepper, Trippa 2012
Chili Costa Rica, The Hippy Seed Company 2012 c. annuum
Inca Lost, Peppermania 2012, c. annuum
Sweet Hungarian Paprika, Stickman 2013 c. annuum

HabaneroHead · Mar 2, 2014

Hi Paul,

I'm glad to see you have included the Sweet Hungarian Paprika on your list. You won't regret it.

The rest of the plants are looking great, my friend, keep up tha good work!

Balázs