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glog SadisticPeppers 2025 Glog

(Link Added 5/7/25)
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I plan on restarting small. I ordered Chocolate Reaper seeds from Matt's Peppers (ETA Tuesday 2/14) and will be using my patio to grow the plants. I measured it out, and with the 5-gallon Home Depot buckets from my previous venture, I should have space for 24 on the balcony, using drip irrigators and a fertilizer injector.

I'll be sure to post up pics soon when I begin the seeding process.

Update 2/14/2025: Here's the first pics. Thanks to Matt's Peppers for the quick delivery and the freebies included in the package. I'll be starting my grow this year with Chocolate Reapers.
 

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So.... I decided to call a mulligan on my most recent seed trays after the vast majority of the seedlings succumbed to sunburn.

That being said, I had enough remaining Chocolate Reaper seeds that I'll be starting two new trays. I've already got the seeds soaking, and tomorrow morning, I'll be planting them in starter soil and I'll be putting the trays outside from the get-go. That way, however many seedlings that do manage to sprout, will already get acclimated to the heat
 
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25 seedlings now. I don't think I've seen starter leaves that big on some of the older seedlings
 

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32 seedlings now, and the first few that popped up have the first inklings of true leaves on them.

As an aside, is it normal for the cotyledons to be so large? A number of the seedlings are over an inch across end-to-end, and the individual cotyledons almost a centimeter wide. I remember when I previously grew peppers back in 2012-2015, I don't recall the initial cotyledons being so large.
 
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