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saiias 2019 - one small step, one giant step Glog

Starting this GLOG to track and update my progress.
This will be my 2nd year of growing hot peppers. Last year I had good success with my ghost peppers and thai peppers.
Anticipating some hiccups this year because I am starting from seed this year where as I brought live plants last year.
 
Hopefully this year also will be a good one with all your guidance and help.
 
Approved grow list:​
7POT CINDER F3
AJI LIMON
BHUT JOLOKIA (GHOST) SOLID GOLD
BISHOP CROWN
CAROLINA REAPER
CAYENNE LONG JOES
GOLDEN CAL WONDER
GUNTUR SANNAM
HUNGARIAN WAX
JAYS PEACH GHOST SCORPION
JIMMY NARDELLO
LEVIATHAN GNARLY SCORPION
MAKO AKOKOSTRADE
MINI RED BELL
PINK TIGER X PEACH BHUT
ROCOTO MONTUFAR
SRILANKA CHILLI
SWAMP THING
TEKNE DOLMASI
THAI DRAGON
 
 
Waiting for budget approval list:​
 
AJI MANGO
BAHAMIAN GOAT
BHUT - ORANGE GHOST WHP
BHUT JHOLOKIA BROWN - TRENT
BRAZILLIAN STARFISH
FATALI YELLOW 
SCOTCH BONNET WHP II
TRINIDAD SCORPION LONG TAIL ORANGE 
 
Planting for a friend list:​
 
BHUT - KING BOC
CGN 23258
HAB - RED SAVINA
PUSA JWALA
 
 
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OK. Here is the update that I am sure no one is waiting for. lol.
 
All of my plants except for my Reaper and swamp thingy are doing good.
Sadly my only reaper plant has black leaf spot. I separated it from other plants. Gave it a H2O2 bath. Hope it recovers.
 
I moved remaining of them from my patio to a shade area on my lot. They seem to like it there as they get the shade during peak sun in the afternoon and get sunlight in the mornings and evenings.
 
Almost all the plants have flowers and are forming buds and fruits.
 
Plants
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Growdown SL 
 
 
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Some of the plants I am excited to grow this year started to bud. Here are a few.
 
 
Bahamian goat
 
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Brazilian Starfish
 
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Bishops Crown
 
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Jimmy Nardello
 
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Others that started fruiting:
 
 
 
Hungarian wax
 
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Guntur sannam
 
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Mini Red bell
 
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Tekne Dolmasi
 
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PtMD989 said:
No experience using it to stake plants, only used it to reinforce my house foundation [emoji16]. I’ve used old aluminum arrows for stakes.


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Brought thwm from an old timer. He used thwm as tomato stakes. I had to cut a feet of each of them as they were too tall and heavy. 5 ft is the good height I hope.

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saiias said:
Brought thwm from an old timer. He used thwm as tomato stakes. I had to cut a feet of each of them as they were too tall and heavy. 5 ft is the good height I hope.

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You have the post at 5’ tall, that should be plenty long enough. You could probably even drive them down through the buckets into the ground, to anchor the plants down incase of hurricanes and twisters and bad storms [emoji16]


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