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This year I'm not growing a whole lot, but enough to keep me happy
 
The first to sprout are Pink Tiger, can you see them here?:

 
I also have a couple of plants I started a while back, here are a some baby red bhut pods:

 

 

[Pulpiteer]

Here's a Seven Pod Moruga I've been pampering:

 

 
That's a beautiful plant right there!
 
Looks like things are starting to move along for you - helpful bugs, pods, and the season's last seedling.

 

[Capsicum Select]

Beautiful stuff Charles! Always excited for your grows. Can wait to see more of the alligator and also how your pink tigers come out. I have a few "pink tigers" sprouted now so it will be interesting to compare.

 

[KrakenPeppers]

That plant is disgustingly beautiful.. Errrmmyyghhhh !!!! Nice work

 

[PaulS]

Good job dude.
They look awesome

 

[jedisushi06]

loving that Jay's peach x peach bhut, can't wait to see the pods off it.  Save me some seeds for next year pretty please!

 

[Spicegeist]

Potted up some of my plants today:

 
C. annuum can sometimes have more than one flower per node:

 
Same potted up plants from the other side:

 

[stickman]

Those are some tough-looking plants Charles! Once it warms up and they get hit with some natural rain I bet they really take off! Keep on truckin' bro!

 

[Spicegeist]

Potted up all the plants I'll be keeping, here are most of them:

 
These two are my Praetermissum x Baccatum F2 plants:

 
Rocoto Inca in its final pot:

 
My Rocoto x Manzano F1:

 

[Pulpiteer]

My Rocoto x Manzano F1:

 
That one is sure to taste wonderful, I think.

 

[Trident chilli]

Great looking plants Charles ... sea of green ... picture perfect

 

[maximumcapsicum]

Nice pot ups. Looks like you selected the winners. Do you cull the rest? How do you evaluate the younger plants for the traits you want?

 

[Spicegeist]

Nice pot ups. Looks like you selected the winners. Do you cull the rest? How do you evaluate the younger plants for the traits you want?

 
Thanks!  I have limited space, so it makes the selection process a little bit easier.  I usually like to start maybe 30% or so more than what I can pot up and then I decide which to keep when the time comes. 

 

[gnslngr]

 
Thanks!  I have limited space, so it makes the selection process a little bit easier.  I usually like to start maybe 30% or so more than what I can pot up and then I decide which to keep when the time comes. 

Nice to have help in selection process, I am my own worst enemy....purposely start too many to account for select-ability,casualties....and dare I admit, it puts off the decisions of selection AND lets you at least start a lot of the ones you really are excited about.My problem, before I'll cull, my shovel ,ever longing for attention, seductively hints....hey, just a few more holes at the end of the rows.........lol.
 
The plants are looking good, and good luck with "selection".That Rocoto x Manzano was a great idea.

 

[ronniedeb]

Plants look great Charles. Super green!

 

[Spicegeist]

Plants today, nothing special, just growing, growing....

 
C. pubescens are coming along nicely:

 

[OCD Chilehead]

Beautiful looking plants. Starting to bush out nicely. Is that there final pot size?

 

[Pulpiteer]

Those look beautiful! Looks like they are getting some good sun. Are you most likely done with frosts where you are at?

 

[Portuge]

Feeling in nicely, love the sea of green..

 

[Spicegeist]

Beautiful looking plants. Starting to bush out nicely. Is that there final pot size?

 
 

Those look beautiful! Looks like they are getting some good sun. Are you most likely done with frosts where you are at?

 
 

Feeling in nicely, love the sea of green..

 
 
Yep, they're in their final pots and we're all done with frosts here.  Now I just need to keep them watered and hope they get just enough sun... my patio is a little shadier than I'd ideally prefer.  I guess after a few generations I'll have shade adapted varieties

 

[OCD Chilehead]

Yep, they're in their final pots and we're all done with frosts here.  Now I just need to keep them watered and hope they get just enough sun... my patio is a little shadier than I'd ideally prefer.  I guess after a few generations I'll have shade adapted varieties

Thanks for the reply Charles. I was wondering if I grew different generations of the same species every year, if they would adapt to my environment. I have heard of certain varities that grow well in colder climates, such as my own. I can't recall off hand though. That gives me something to think about.

Enjoy the rest of your week.

Chuck