PaulG 2020

Index to my grow logs:
 
PaulG 2012
PaulG 2013
PaulG 2014
PaulG 2015
PaulG 2016
PaulG 2017
PaulG 2019
Trippaul Threat Community Grow
Purple Thunder Community Grow

 

[Devv]

Hopefully sunny days as the temps wane..

 

[PaulG]

Hopefully sunny days as the temps wane..

Sort of a PNW mix, Scott 

Piment de Espelette - Semillas la Palma, first pod:

 
CGN 24360 - ‘BB Habanero’ catchthebear,
new growth finally filling out a little:

 

 

[PaulG]

Three c. Chinense wilds starting to look a little better,
albeit still kinda small  .
 
Clockwise, starting at the left.
  CAP 691 Red Fire c. chinense - PtMD989 via Bhuter via fiogga
  PI 260501 Yellow Jellybean  c. chinense - PtMD989 via Bhuter via fiogga
  Wiri Wiri c. chinense - Guyana wiriwiri via CaneDog:

 

 

[PaulG]

It looks like the orange Bhut Jolokia Chocolate
is going to make orange pods again this season:

 

[PaulG]

Major new growth on a couple of the rocotos.
 
XL Brown - CaneDog. Flowering nicely:

 
Ecuador Red - Stettoman. No flowers, yet:

 

[PaulG]

Lonely Peruvian Red Rocoto starting to show a bit of color:

 
Tatiana Yellow F5 - CaneDog, no color yet:

 

[PaulG]

Hyperpube X Yellow F2 - CaneDog, starting
to extend some more. No flowers, yet:

 
 

 

[PaulG]

Tatiana Yellow F2, many flowers:

 

[PaulG]

Mimi Rocotos. Yellow, topped early, left. Red, right.
Both really bushy now, but not flowering, yet:

 

 

[Downriver]

Plants look great Paul. Love the size of the Peruvian Red Rocoto. It's a shame he doesn't have a bunch of friends hanging around!

 

[PaulG]

Plants look great Paul. Love the size of the Peruvian Red Rocoto. It's a shame he doesn't have a bunch of friends hanging around!

thanks, DR!
 
The Peruvian Red produces great pods,
sometimes literally like apples. Also
usually very productive. Hoping for
the same this year. 

 

[PaulG]

A bit of improvement in the weather has spurred
some growth in the annuum segment of the grow.
Most chinenses still looking pretty ragged.

These are all in 3-gallon pots.
 
Ajicito from Glen in Panama. Nice round of new
growth, with a few flower buds evident. The best
of the chinenses:

 
Spanish Piquillo, seed from Semillas la Palma:

 

[PaulG]

Golden Marconi F2:

 
Haskorea from Bryan:

 

[Mr.joe]

Plants looking good Paul. No pods on haskorea yet?

 

[PaulG]

Plants looking good Paul. No pods on haskorea yet?

Unfortunately, not even any flowers, yet.
 
Keeping a close eye on it for sure.
Don’t want to disappoint Bryan! 

 

[CaneDog]

I've been really enjoying your recent pics, Paul. Your wilds are looking like little trees and the several of the pubescens seem to be starting that up-the-middle growth and putting on height.  The recent warmth seems to be helping pretty much everything to start getting busy.  Great to see.  

 

[Mr.joe]

Unfortunately, not even any flowers, yet.
 
Keeping a close eye on it for sure.
Dont want to disappoint Bryan! 

I have a couple of them and they are all loading up very well. I still haven't harvested one, but soon.

 

[PaulG]

I've been really enjoying your recent pics, Paul. Your wilds are looking like little trees and the several of the pubescens seem to be starting that up-the-middle growth and putting on height.  The recent warmth seems to be helping pretty much everything to start getting busy.  Great to see.  

Yeah, things seem to be looking up a bit.
Hoping it continues for the next three months. 
Your own grow I’d looking pretty stellar, my friend!

The XL Brown Rocoto is getting to be a monster bush.
It should be a tree in a couple of months.
 

I have a couple of them and they are all loading up very well. I still haven't harvested one, but soon.

Will be looking for your taste test, Joe.
 
Hoping that my plant throws some decent pods,
as well.

 

[Uncle Eckley]

Unfortunately, not even any flowers, yet.
 
Keeping a close eye on it for sure.
Don’t want to disappoint Bryan! 

 
My Haskorea is just now starting to set pods in earnest and it's quite large.  Maybe it's a peculiarity of the variety?

 

[bpiela]

Plants look great!  What would you call that leaf curling on the Spanish Piquillo?