PaulG 2021

PaulG · Feb 27, 2021

Ignore these. Just for the record.

Only thing left to do is keep everything alive!

PaulG · Feb 27, 2021

Chili Costa Rica:

Pepper Merchant · Mar 1, 2021

Looking good!

PaulG · Mar 2, 2021

Saw some stirrings in the stubborn wilds germinator tray.
Too soon for pics, really, but saw a hooks pushing up in
the Blue Mystery (4). c. galapagoense (2) and Cumari
Pollux (4). Seeds sown on 2/1:

All three are new to the list.

So, yay :party:

PaulG · Mar 2, 2021

All my Orange Spice seedlings show the same
first-leaf-joined trait I've seen in others' grows.
The rest of the leaves appear normal:

Wierd?

CaneDog · Mar 2, 2021

That's great news on the wilds front Paul. They seem good at testing our patience.

PaulG · Mar 2, 2021

'Nuther pic of one of the the Orange Spice seedlings.
Looks like branches trying to fuse to the stalk:

The white specks are from an Epsome Salts spray
treatment on the OW's.

PaulG · Mar 2, 2021

CaneDog said:
That's great news on the wilds front Paul. They seem good at testing our patience.

I've got more room for plants this season, so I
can give some space on the shelf to that little
flat for a coon's age!

I'm excited to see how your grow goes this season,
friend.

:cheers:

Here's to a good grow season in the PNW!

CaneDog · Mar 2, 2021

PaulG said:
Here's to a good grow season in the PNW!

Right back at ya on that one, Paul :cheers:

PaulG · Mar 5, 2021

More hooks in the germinator cells. Total now 61.2%

3/4 - c. galapagoense, Cumari Wild #2 (helmet head),
Trippaul Threat v2 F3 Yellow, Cumari Wild #1,
Cappuccino Chiltepin-2, Yaki Blue Fawn.

3/5 - Cumari Flibu-2

Plantguy76 · Mar 6, 2021

PaulG said:
Hey, Mitch! The Mr. Sausage Yellow seeds are 6/6
in the germinator! The first one up is twice the size
of the rest and earlier. I'm wondering if that one
really is a Sausage Yellow. Do you remember many
differences in the little plants when they came up?

These sound interesting it's funny how they sound like a tomato name I've noticed that there are peppers & tomatoes with the same name before .
I guess that's a nod towards each other

chocolatescotchbonnet · Mar 6, 2021

PaulG said:
Chili Costa Rica:

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I'm loving the colors of the leaves.

PaulG · Mar 6, 2021

Plantguy76 said:
These sound interesting it's funny how they sound like a tomato name I've noticed that there are peppers & tomatoes with the same name before .
I guess that's a nod towards each other

Actually they were a Sri Lanka spurious cross.
The upright pods looked like little sausages,
so I just called it Mr. Sausage. :rofl:

PaulG · Mar 7, 2021

Several of the stubborn wilds have been coming
up with tight helmet heads. Some I have been able
to remove, but some I am just leaving:

PaulG · Mar 7, 2021

The Rocoto Montufar is the ‘hairiest’ of
the five Rocoto plants:

PaulG · Mar 7, 2021

The Papa Dreadies in the AeroGarden have
done pretty well:

Maybe time to transplant?

Yup.

PaulG · Mar 7, 2021

Transplanting from the AeroGarden is super easy.

A giant sharpie pen makes a perfect dibble tool
for the AG sponges:

PaulG · Mar 7, 2021

Root pruning creates a nice root mass for the plant:

Push the sponge down into the hole and back fill.
Plant right up to the city’s if you can:

Plantguy76 · Mar 8, 2021

PaulG said:
Several of the stubborn wilds have been coming
up with tight helmet heads. Some I have been able
to remove, but some I am just leaving:
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Hi Paul sorry about the helmet heads & slow germination issues trying to catch up on your glog & others
I will be sowing seeds tomorrow later than I wanted but it is what it is

Plantguy76 · Mar 8, 2021

PaulG said:
Transplanting from the AeroGarden is super easy.

A giant sharpie pen makes a perfect dibble tool
for the AG sponges:
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Plants are looking great someday hope to have a areogarden
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