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PaulG 2021

Links to my Grow Logs:
 
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2019
2020
Trippaul Threat Community Grow
Purple Thunder Community Grow
Wild, Indeed Community Thread
 
Just getting this page of urls up so I can
start the next season's grow log. 
 
 
 
 
"Welcome to the New Year/ New Season!"
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Plantguy76 said:
Impressive list Paul looking forward to your grow
I don't know much about wilds next to nothing really only that they can be hard to grow / start
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Nah, some are not that hard.
 
Pequin / Chiltepin types and c. chacoense
are relatively easy to cultivate.
 
One the other hand, some are bearcats   :banghead:
 
 
 
 
Jump in! The wild waters are great!
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Still refining my grow list for 2021.
Getting pretty close to final choices,
but more paring down/swap outs will
be necessary. I may trim the wilds group
back, I don't know.
 
Wild variety:
c. galapagoense, wiriwiri small pot 2020
c. rhomboidium, wiriwiri 2020
c. chacoense, purple flower, GIP via wiriwiri
CAP 1446, c. chacoense ‘Hunziker’, PtMD989, 2019
Cumari Pollux,  c. praetermissum, Brazil, Pepper Guru 2019
Cumari Flibu, c. praetermissum, Brazil, Pepper Guru 2019
Cumari, wild collected #1, c.preat/bacc v B, Brazil, leo72 2019
Cumari, wild collected #2, c.preat/bacc v B, Brazil, leo72 2019
CAP 1141, c. praetermissum, CaneDog, 2019
CAP 1478, c. praetermissum, CaneDog, 2019 ISO
c. lanceolatum, n=26, isolated, CaneDog, 2019
Rocopica,  c. cardenasii x unk rocoto, Brown F2 my pods
Wiri Wiri, c. chinense, true strain, wiri wiri via Cane Dog, 2019
Pequin, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, Chihuahua, Mexico 2019
Chili ‘Seguin’, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, wild-collected, Devv, 2020
Yellow Pequin, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, F2
Capuccinno Chiltepin, c. annuum v Glab., Semilla Palma, 2019:
Chiltepin Rojo, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, OW, 2019
CGN 24360, c. chinense, OW, ‘BB Habanero’, Catchthebear, 2019
 
Chinense:
Yaki Blue Fawn, Cane Dog, 2019
Red Cardi Scorpion, Texas Hot Peppers, seed train, 2020
JA Red Habanero, F5 (?), 2017
Yellow Scorpion, F8, 2019
Fatali, F2, CaneDog, 2019
Scotch Bonnet Beth Boyd, F2, 2019
Trippaul Threat Yellow v2 F3  x 4 small pots
Purple Thunder Yellow, F4 x 4 small pots
 
c. pubescens:
Ecuador Sweet Red, sinn, seed train, 2020
Tatiana Yellow F2
San Pedro Orange F2
Peruvian Red F5
XL Brown F2
 
Baccatum:
Sugar Rush Red, Jeff Contino, seed train, 2020
Aji Strawberry Drop, Bou, 2020
 
Annuums:
Variegated Jalapeño, F3 x 4 small pots
Orange Spice Jalapeño
Tasmanian Black, Bou 2020
 
Frutescens:
Chili Costa Rica
 
PaulG said:
Still refining my grow list for 2021.
Getting pretty close to final choices,
but more paring down/swap outs will
be necessary. I may trim the wilds group
back, I don't know.
 
Wild variety:
c. galapagoense, wiriwiri small pot 2020
c. rhomboidium, wiriwiri 2020
c. chacoense, purple flower, GIP via wiriwiri
CAP 1446, c. chacoense ‘Hunziker’, PtMD989, 2019
Cumari Pollux,  c. praetermissum, Brazil, Pepper Guru 2019
Cumari Flibu, c. praetermissum, Brazil, Pepper Guru 2019
Cumari, wild collected #1, c.preat/bacc v B, Brazil, leo72 2019
Cumari, wild collected #2, c.preat/bacc v B, Brazil, leo72 2019
CAP 1141, c. praetermissum, CaneDog, 2019
CAP 1478, c. praetermissum, CaneDog, 2019 ISO
c. lanceolatum, n=26, isolated, CaneDog, 2019
Rocopica,  c. cardenasii x unk rocoto, Brown F2 my pods
Wiri Wiri, c. chinense, true strain, wiri wiri via Cane Dog, 2019
Pequin, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, Chihuahua, Mexico 2019
Chili ‘Seguin’, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, wild-collected, Devv, 2020
Yellow Pequin, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, F2
Capuccinno Chiltepin, c. annuum v Glab., Semilla Palma, 2019:
Chiltepin Rojo, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, OW, 2019
CGN 24360, c. chinense, OW, ‘BB Habanero’, Catchthebear, 2019
 
Chinense:
Yaki Blue Fawn, Cane Dog, 2019
Red Cardi Scorpion, Texas Hot Peppers, seed train, 2020
JA Red Habanero, F5 (?), 2017
Yellow Scorpion, F8, 2019
Fatali, F2, CaneDog, 2019
Scotch Bonnet Beth Boyd, F2, 2019
Trippaul Threat Yellow v2 F3  x 4 small pots
Purple Thunder Yellow, F4 x 4 small pots
 
c. pubescens:
Ecuador Sweet Red, sinn, seed train, 2020
Tatiana Yellow F2
San Pedro Orange F2
Peruvian Red F5
XL Brown F2
 
Baccatum:
Sugar Rush Red, Jeff Contino, seed train, 2020
Aji Strawberry Drop, Bou, 2020
 
Annuums:
Variegated Jalapeño, F3 x 4 small pots
Orange Spice Jalapeño
Tasmanian Black, Bou 2020
 
Frutescens:
Chili Costa Rica
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38 varieties!  Looks like a good grow Paul!  How many of each variety? :clap:
 
Tybo said:
 
38 varieties!  Looks like a good grow Paul!  How many of each variety? :clap:
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At this point, 1 each, except Tripaul Threat, Purple Thunder,
and Variegated Jalapeño, 4 of each in small pots.
 
Most will be grown in 3-gallon or smaller pots. The chinenses in
#15 nursery pots. 
 
Still need to get down to 30 plants.
 
Mr.joe said:
No trimming back Paul, I'll send pots if you are running low. Keep the list growing
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:rofl: Just what I need, an enabler!
 
Unfortunately I probably have enough
pots for 100 plants!
 
Datil said:
Great list Paul, i wish you an excellent season :woohoo:
 
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Thank you, Fabrizio!
 
Let's hope for a great season here and in Italy.
We have both been through the wringer, with
the covid pandemic.I hope you and your family
are well. Maybe by the end of this grow season
we can look back at this.
 
Looking forward to seeing some of your grow
this season.
 
List going forward. Will drop these on Feb. 1.
 
38 varieties. Final answer. Hated to, but some of CD's
nice c. praetermissum, and some of wiriwiri's selections 
will have to wait til 2022.
 
2021 grow list
 
Wild (18):
c. galapagoense, wiriwiri 2020 
c. rhomboidium, wiriwiri 2020
c. chacoense, purple flower, GIP via wiriwiri 2018
Cumari Pollux,  c. praetermissum, Brazil, Pepper Guru 2019
Cumari Flibu, c. praetermissum, Brazil, Pepper Guru 2019
Cumari, wild collected #1, c.preat/bacc v B, Brazil, leo72 2019
Cumari, wild collected #2, c.preat/bacc v B, Brazil, leo72 2019
c. lanceolatum, n=26, isolated, CaneDog, 2019
Rocopica,  c. cardenasii x unk rocoto, Brown F2 my pods 2020 - orig. CaneDog
Wiri Wiri, c. chinense, true strain, wiriwiri via CaneDog, 2019
Pequin, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, Chihuahua, Mexico 2019 - seed train
Chili ‘Seguin’, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, wild-collected, Devv 2020
Yellow Pequin, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, F2 PtMD989/Smokemaster
Capuccinno Chiltepin, c. annuum v Glab., Semillas la Palma, 2019
Blue Mystery, c. praetermissum ? x baccatum ?, wiriwiri, 2020
PI 631137 Chiltepin, Guatamala ‘Tolito/Torolito’, c. annuum v G. wiriwiri 2018
 
Chiltepin Rojo, c. annuum v Glabriusculum, OW, 2019 - orig. CPI
CGN 24360, c. chinense, OW, ‘BB Habanero’, Catchthebear, 2019
 
Chinense (9):
Yaki Blue Fawn, Cane Dog, 2019
Red Cardi Scorpion, Texas Hot Peppers, seed train, 2020
JA Red Habanero, F5 (?), 2017 orig. Devv/WalkGood
Yellow Scorpion, F8, 2019  - orig. Spankycolts plant 2012
Fatali, F2, CaneDog, 2019
Scotch Bonnet Beth Boyd, F2, 2019
Trippaul Threat white, F9, 2020
 
Trippaul Threat Yellow v2 F3  x 4 small pots
Purple Thunder Yellow, F4 x 4 small pots

 

Rocoto (5):
Ecuador Sweet Red, sinn, seed train, 2020
Tatiana Yellow F2 - orig. CaneDog
San Pedro Orange F2 - orig. CaneDog
Peruvian Red F5
XL Brown F2
 
Baccatum (2):
Sugar Rush Red, Jeff Contino, seed train, 2020
Aji Strawberry Drop, Bou, 2020
 
Annuum (3):
Variegated Jalapeño, F3 x 4 small pots - orig. catchthebear
Orange Spice Jalapeño - lespaulde 2019 or F2 
Tasmanian Black - plantguy76 2020
 
Frutescens (1):
Chili Costa Rica
 
Mr.joe said:
Ambitious list no matter how you slice it. I'll be following along as usual.
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True that, Joe! I imagine there will be some no-shows
and attrition long the way to plant-out. I have mixed
feelings about that
 
The grow may not be as 'massive' as it sounds, since
all the wilds will go into 3-gallon or smaller pots.
 
The community grow stuff - Trippaul Threat v2 F3, Purple
Thunder BJh2 F4, Variegated Jalapeño - will amount to 12
plants in  #2 pots (1.5 gallons.) Trying to keep to small pots
for half of my grow just to make moving around and OW-ing
easier. I am always amazed by how much plant can be grown
in a #2 can!
 
I'm glad you will be checking in this season! Good luck in
your grow, friend, see you in your grow log!
 
PaulG said:
True that, Joe! I imagine there will be some no-shows
and attrition long the way to plant-out. I have mixed
feelings about that
 
The grow may not be as 'massive' as it sounds, since
all the wilds will go into 3-gallon or smaller pots.
 
The community grow stuff - Trippaul Threat v2 F3, Purple
Thunder BJh2 F4, Variegated Jalapeño - will amount to 12
plants in  #2 pots (1.5 gallons.) Trying to keep to small pots
for half of my grow just to make moving around and OW-ing
easier. I am always amazed by how much plant can be grown
in a #2 can!
 
I'm glad you will be checking in this season! Good luck in
your grow, friend, see you in your grow log!
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My potted plants always look pathetic. Our extreme dry summer heat just cooks the plant roots and I just can not water them 3 times a day even if the plant wants me to. I have plenty of dirt, but with the dog I need to keep garden fenced and I am just not an ambitious fence builder. I'm gonna try one or two giant pots this year just to see what happens.

I still have never created a grow log. I am terrible at following thru and I'm afraid my glog will just leave too many loose ends. Also with a glog everyone will see just how unsuccessful I really am at growing things... Maybe I'll try it. This year I'm growing lots more common and less exciting peppers. Super hots are fun, but not all that useful for me because I simply don't have the desire to munch on anything that hurts that much (too often)
 
Mr.joe said:
My potted plants always look pathetic. Our extreme dry summer heat just cooks the plant roots and I just can not water them 3 times a day even if the plant wants me to. I have plenty of dirt, but with the dog I need to keep garden fenced and I am just not an ambitious fence builder. I'm gonna try one or two giant pots this year just to see what happens.
What did you think of cayennemist's pallet fence?
I still have never created a grow log. I am terrible at following thru and I'm afraid my glog will just leave too many loose ends. Also with a glog everyone will see just how unsuccessful I really am at growing things... Maybe I'll try it. This year I'm growing lots more common and less exciting peppers. Super hots are fun, but not all that useful for me because I simply don't have the desire to munch on anything that hurts that much (too often)
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I can respect that, my friend. good to see 
you on the forum, wherever you pop up!
 
PaulG said:
I can respect that, my friend. good to see 
you on the forum, wherever you pop up!
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His pallet fence actually came out pretty good. But part of my fence project includes posts that are taller so that I can hang shade cloth and still walk under it
 
Mr.joe said:
His pallet fence actually came out pretty good. But part of my fence project includes posts that are taller so that I can hang shade cloth and still walk under it
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Sounds like the set-up Devv has.
 
Mr.joe said:
I still have never created a grow log. I am terrible at following thru and I'm afraid my glog will just leave too many loose ends. Also with a glog everyone will see just how unsuccessful I really am at growing things... Maybe I'll try it.
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I think you should. It doesn't have to be 80 pages long.
And it's just a good way to have your grow info, lists, etc.
all in one place. I look back in my earlier grow logs all the
time.
 
I have got so much help from people in my own GL's.
Sometimes I miss something that another grower brings
to my attention or they have great suggestions.
 
Besides, I have no life   :lol:  Work over, kids gone. Glog on!
 
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