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PaulG 2020

When I saw these stamps from Panama in the
mail, I knew I was in for a treat:
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Glen has been busy advancing the Purple Thunder line!
Sent a nice assortment of F5 and F6 seeds:
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“A lot of my friends have flown South!”
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Paul, I see you mix you peppers in the dehy trays - do you blend them all together or somehow track and keep them separate?
 
I've also been drying and try and keep then separate but always end up forgetting which is which.
 
Siv said:
Paul, I see you mix you peppers in the dehy trays - do you blend them all together or somehow track and keep them separate?
 
I've also been drying and try and keep then separate but always end up forgetting which is which. I feel your pain, Siv.
I store them separate after drying. I just make
sure I don't put ones that are too similar in the
same trays. If I think there might be a confusion,
I put a little slip of paper under the pods identifying
them. Any blending I do takes place after pods
are ground into powder.
 
New growth on the trimmed c. chacoense v Exile:
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The Rocopica Brown:
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My idea is to take these into the garage after pod-drying
is over. Right now, letting them adjust to their pruned
back shape. will let new growth come out, then trim them
back when I put them in smaller pots.
 
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