PepperHayes Super Hots 2016

Hey guys

I did say I was going to complete a log for this grow, however it has been a very hectic winter, and I have a busy spring ahead so the updates will not be as concise as I had hoped they would be, and I am hoping the video can be shared by simply pasting the youtube link. 
This is my first time growing super hots, I am extremely excited. 

Some quick info - these were all started on Jan 1st, via peat pods in two domes. The domes were heated by placing some heat cord I had from my reptile breeding days, underneath the trays. 
These guys are all being fed PureBlend Pro, until their final move when they will be fed a combination of wonderful organic guano and compost teas. 
These guys will all be transplanted into those milk/juice containers ( roughly 1.8 L ) by next weekend, where they will stay until their final move into 5 Gal buckets. 

Please feel free to ask questions, I am eager to share any information and also open to any advice. 

Thanks!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_2tK8AyAWk

 

[moruga welder]

Looking good my friend !   Good luck with your grow !     

 

[PepperHayes]

Thanks Welder!!

Just getting to know who likes what!! Shocked at a few heavy feeders, Im not sure if this is the standard but these Primos are feeding like a Grizzly out of hibernation. I usually take it easy on young veggies but these guys cant get enough, they need 50% stronger food than the next highest feeder!!

 

[mpicante]

Have to say your plants are looking good.Heres to a great season.

 

[Sizzle Lips]

Good job...nice selection....your off to a great start.

 

[PepperHayes]

Thanks mpicante, that means a lot!!

Sizzle Lips - Appreciate the kind words!  Beautiful looking pods in your pic, and love the Zappa quote. Be prepared for some PMs from myself, as I am around the corner in Georgetown and may still have a few questions about growing super hots in our area. 

 

 

[Sizzle Lips]

Thanks mpicante, that means a lot!!

Sizzle Lips - Appreciate the kind words!  Beautiful looking pods in your pic, and love the Zappa quote. Be prepared for some PMs from myself, as I am around the corner in Georgetown and may still have a few questions about growing super hots in our area. 

 

 
Feel free.....I will try and help any way I can........there are a ton of people here on THP with a Smorgasbord of different pepper knowledge that can and will help if I cant.

 

[PepperHayes]

Hey guys, 

Almost a month later......another quick video update. Running out of room fast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWPKabpL5wU&feature=youtu.be

 

[PepperHayes]

 
Feel free.....I will try and help any way I can........there are a ton of people here on THP with a Smorgasbord of different pepper knowledge that can and will help if I cant.

First question time! I know the videos I post aren't very concise - but based on what you see, do you think 5 Gal will be enough for these guys come final transplant in June? 
 

 

[PepperHayes]

Hey guys, pretty much every plant is flowering currently, and I have two small jalapenos almost matured on one small plant. Not very interested in trying to fruit under T8s......
They are all still in the 2L and 1 Gal containers, yet to planted in their final 5 Gal buckets. As I am looking at another month minimum before I can put these guys outside - I am wondering if they will still grow larger in size once transplanted again and placed outside in May, or will they continue to fruit at the size they are at now?