Pinoy83's Continous Glog 2013

here we go my first ever glog, this my first time growing peppers so please bare with me with my unorganized plants and pictures.my growing medium is MG potting mix, MG moisture potting mix, perlite, red and black cindersused jiffy pellets and my aerogarden to sow my seeds.

my grow list is all mixed:
giant green bell pepper (home depot)
jalepeno (home depot)
serrano (home depot)
poblano (home depot)
anaheim (home depot)
numix twilight (amazon.com)
explosive ember (amazon.com)
charleston pepper (i forgot were i got this from)
pretty purple pepper (amazon.com)
bhut jolokia (i forgot were i got this from)
orange habanero (not sure)
bolivian rainbow (amazon.com)
cowhorn (free seed from pepper joe)
peter pepper (pepper joe)

ok gonna start my new grow list pretty soonmy grow list:

Thanks to Pshngo, Auction:
7pot yellow
7pot jonah
7pot chocolote
7pot red
7pot brain strain
7pot brain strain yellow
yellow bhut jolokia
aji chuncho
Datil
yellow fatali
fatili
chocolate habanero
red trinidad
naga morich
jonah
trinidad scorpion butch T

Thanks to Spicegeist:
Bonda Ma Jacques (OP)
choco habanero (OP)
Bombay Morich
Choco Bhut x cajamarared bhut (OP)
maya red (OP)

Thanks to LanMan:
red cayenne
orange habanero
Red habanero (bonnies world hottest)

Thanks to Wayright:
Scarlett Lantern
Cumari

Thanks to Ajijoe:
Surprise Superhot mix
Siling Labuyo
korean chile mix
chiletepin
BG Bomb Cherry
Yellow Thai
Cherry Bomb
Bulgarian Carrot
Black Hungarian
Datil
Shishito

Thanks to Heirloomchef:
Tobasco Sweet SB
Aji Brown
Aji Dulce yellow
Grenada Seasoning
Trinidad Seasoning
Trinidad Congo Yellow
Trinidad Congo Black
Red Bhut Jolokia
Yellow Bhut Jolokia
Chocolate Bhut Jolokia

Thanks to Denniz:
Devils Tounge
Satans Kiss
White Habanero
Peach Hab
Goji Berry

Thanks to Shane:
Thai Ornamental #1
Thai Ornamental #2
Thai Ornamental #3
Goats Weed
Orange Manzano
Red Manzano

Thanks to Melissa:
Yellow Manzano
Red Rocotto
7 pot Primo

Birdseye Chili (kitazawa seed Co.)
Thai Holy Basil (kitazawa seed Co.)
Japones (Garden Gate Seed Co.)
Nok Guk Put F1 (korean store)
Wa Mae Wo F1 (korean store)
Han Rim Ggwa Ri Put F1 (korean store)


2/06/2012

2/01/12 seeds in the aerogarden 2x explosive ember, 2x bhut jolokia, 2x habanero, 1x pretty purple pepperthe one the 1nch pots are my trials for jiffy pellets

2/08/12my first sprouts from my jiffy pellets transfered all the sprouting seeds in a open container

2/08/12

2/09/12 my mini open green house in the living room

2/12/2012 all seeds germinated in aerogarden

2/12/2012 my first batch transplanted to my 4 inch pots

2/20/2012 my 2nd batch transplanted to 4 inch pots

 

[stickman]

Keeping my fingers crossed for your babies... glad to see you're back in the saddle again and growing more chiles.

How do you get the molten sugar to extrude in sheets like that?

 

[Pinoy83]

Keeping my fingers crossed for your babies... glad to see you're back in the saddle again and growing more chiles.

How do you get the molten sugar to extrude in sheets like that?

thanks, yea trying not to germinate lots of seeds,

well we boil the sugar to 200degrees, and when the temp goes down were we can touch it by hand that's when we start shaping them, its super freaking hot i already got blisters in my first week, but hard work pays off after we finish our center piece,

my babies getting afternoon sun, taking advantage of holiday so i can care for them even for one day...

My one and only Fatali courtesy of "pepper Guru"

and my babies that i dont know there names

 

[kiddc]

Nice, coco coir for germination?

 

[Sanarda]

very nice start Pinoy, and your food looks so delicious. That is a beautiful place to go to work everyday. But then again its Hawaii.

 

[Pinoy83]

Nice, coco coir for germination?

yep coco

very nice start Pinoy, and your food looks so delicious. That is a beautiful place to go to work everyday. But then again its Hawaii.

thanks,and love to come to work everyday

 

[Sanarda]

What's so great about your pics, besides the fact that they look five star, is that I can almost taste them. Like that masala. Wowwww.

 

[Pinoy83]

small update for my babies and some school activities ive been doing for the past 3weeks

2feet high masquerade sugar center pieces

30inches high sugar marine theme center pieces

My Fatali and my unknown peppers getting juiced

 

[KiNGDeNNiZ]

Wow!!

 

[Pinoy83]

new babies popping left and right, hopefully my diagram is correct for there names

and some more sugar creations

and my work place

have a good day guys...having some hectic schedules at work and school not enough time to make some updates daily

 

[KiNGDeNNiZ]

Like me. Hahahah

 

[3/5King]

Nice job! I like the last picture out of each set of pictures. Especially the last masquerade pic. Very cool.

Plants are looking healthy too!

 

[Pinoy83]

Like me. Hahahah

lol u get updates everyday, and u got tons of plants nice growing

Nice job! I like the last picture out of each set of pictures. Especially the last masquerade pic. Very cool.

Plants are looking healthy too!

thanxxx, but tons of blisters after all those work lol, plants looking healthy so far, to scared to bring out my dad planted tons if tomatoes and white flies still showing outside my garden

 

[Sanarda]

Fkin wowwwwww. That is CRaaaazyyyyyyyy. Simply amazing Pinoy. Good going

 

[stickman]

Hi Pinoy
Everything looking good indoors, and the sugar sculptures friggin' fantastic! Sorry to hear about the Whitefly outside... any plans for how to deal with that?

 

[Pinoy83]

Hi Pinoy
Everything looking good indoors, and the sugar sculptures friggin' fantastic! Sorry to hear about the Whitefly outside... any plans for how to deal with that?

i dont even know what to use for those freaking white flies...any suggestions would be great,

 

[stickman]

i dont even know what to use for those freaking white flies...any suggestions would be great,

Here's some info from University of California at Davis that might help...

http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7401.html

I've heard that reflective plastic mulch is helpful in controlling thrips, mites and whiteflies because they like to hide on the shaded, underside of the leaves on infested plants, and the mulch reflects sunlight from the ground back up into the leaf canopy illuminating the place where they like to hide. Since they can't tell where the underside of the leaves are, they move on. This has the advantage of increasing the amount of light on the leaves of the plant, but the disadvantage of cooling the soil under the mulch. That wouldn't be a problem where you are I think, because it's so warm year 'round.

They also mention that infestations of whiteflies usually occur where there's a lack of a native population of insect predators. The predators could have been wiped out by spraying of broad-spectrum insecticides or inclement weather conditions, or the pests could have been introduced into an area where the predators aren't normally present, like greenhouses or islands with no natural predator populations. If you're allowed, it might be a good idea to get some lacewings or ladybugs and release them in your garden to hunt down the whiteflies.

Vacuuming the whiteflies off the plants or spraying with insecticidal soap work too, but are labor-intensive, and I don't think you have much free time at the moment, no?

Hope this helps...

 

[Pinoy83]

Here's some info from University of California at Davis that might help...

http://www.ipm.ucdav...TES/pn7401.html

I've heard that reflective plastic mulch is helpful in controlling thrips, mites and whiteflies because they like to hide on the shaded, underside of the leaves on infested plants, and the mulch reflects sunlight from the ground back up into the leaf canopy illuminating the place where they like to hide. Since they can't tell where the underside of the leaves are, they move on. This has the advantage of increasing the amount of light on the leaves of the plant, but the disadvantage of cooling the soil under the mulch. That wouldn't be a problem where you are I think, because it's so warm year 'round.

They also mention that infestations of whiteflies usually occur where there's a lack of a native population of insect predators. The predators could have been wiped out by spraying of broad-spectrum insecticides or inclement weather conditions, or the pests could have been introduced into an area where the predators aren't normally present, like greenhouses or islands with no natural predator populations. If you're allowed, it might be a good idea to get some lacewings or ladybugs and release them in your garden to hunt down the whiteflies.

Vacuuming the whiteflies off the plants or spraying with insecticidal soap work too, but are labor-intensive, and I don't think you have much free time at the moment, no?

Hope this helps...

thanks will try when i get free time

My Fatali Enjoyin the night outside

My babies inside the house ready to sleep

And Finally my final day for Sugar class

our 4feet tall Valentines Sugar center piece

 

[Pinoy83]

transplanting my new babies to there new home

And my New Toy my birthday present from my loving gf

 

[3/5King]

Very cool! Nice smoker brother! Now that's a girl you keep around.

Babies are lookin' nice....springs right around the corner!

 

[stickman]

Hi Eric
Awesome pics of seedlings and smoker! You lucky b@$#!&d...