The habs and tabasco chilis I thought I had ferti-fried bounced back nicely:
Gonna be honest, pretty proud of these three red cayenne plants, planted from local grown seedlings. Really bushy and tons of flowers just now blooming, hopefully there will be lots of fruit
I ordered some chilis from crosscountry, including a choc hab and a jamaican hot red, but here is the choc hab I grew from seed...
And a pepper labeled a Jamaican hot red lantern I grew from seed I got off ebay. In front of it is my last choc hab from seed that I am waiting to pot up.
Really proud of how hearty my mammoth jalapenos look. Nice thick purple stalks. Much taller already than the ones I grew last year.
I just posted more pics of my garden and my complete grow list in the non chili growing forum, since it contains non chili plants, so if you want to check it out, head over there. Link: http://www.thehotpepper.com/topic/21773-my-2011-summer-garden/page__pid__460699#entry460699
Gonna be honest, pretty proud of these three red cayenne plants, planted from local grown seedlings. Really bushy and tons of flowers just now blooming, hopefully there will be lots of fruit
I ordered some chilis from crosscountry, including a choc hab and a jamaican hot red, but here is the choc hab I grew from seed...
And a pepper labeled a Jamaican hot red lantern I grew from seed I got off ebay. In front of it is my last choc hab from seed that I am waiting to pot up.
Really proud of how hearty my mammoth jalapenos look. Nice thick purple stalks. Much taller already than the ones I grew last year.
I just posted more pics of my garden and my complete grow list in the non chili growing forum, since it contains non chili plants, so if you want to check it out, head over there. Link: http://www.thehotpepper.com/topic/21773-my-2011-summer-garden/page__pid__460699#entry460699
