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SANARDA'S GLOG UPDATE 9/8/2013

Here is the list so far:

7 pot Jonah (Mgold/Matt pod)
7 pot mystery (Mgold/Matt pod)
7 pot Red (Jamie/Romy pod)
7 pot yellow (Mgold/Matt pod)
Aji Lemon (Romy pod)
Assam (Mgold/Matt pod)
Barrackpore (Pepperlover)
Bhut Giant Red (Matt/Mgold pod)
Bhut Peach (Matt/Mgold pod)
Bhut Chocolate (Matt/Mgold pod)
Bhut Hybrid (Jamie/Romy pod)
Brain Strain Yellow (DVFSTR/Dave pod)
ButchT (Dvfstr/Dave pod) and Mgold's (Pod)
CARDI Scorp Yellow (Jamie/Romy pod)
Choc Hab (PaulG pod) (Romy) (Matt/Mgold)
Datil (Jamie/Romy pod)
Dorset Naga (Jamie/Romy)
Douglah Red (Dfstr/Dave pod)
Douglah Hybrid (Jamie/Romy Pod)
Fatalli x Red Savina (Matt/Mgold pod)
Goats Weed (PaulG pod)
Habanero BLK (Matt/Mgold pod)
Moruga Red (Matt/Mgold pod)
Naga Morich (Matt/Mgold pod)(DVFSTR/Dave pod) (Paul G I think)
Suave Red (NMSU) two seeds
Trinidad Scorp Yellow (Matt/Mgold pod)
Trinidad Perfume (Matt/Mgold pod)
Uba Tuba (NMSU) I only have two seeds
Zavory (Burpee) Two seeds

Seeds yet to purchase:

7 pot infinity
7 pot Primo
7 pot Brown
Barbados
Black Cayman
Black Naga
Black Stinger
Cleo's Dragon
Fish
Malaysian Goronong
Moruga Scorp Yellow
Naga Viper
Red Savina
Safi Red
West Indian Red

Wish list:
Billy Boy Douglah
Sepia Serpent
 
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Your grow looks great! Agree with what the others said about waiting a bit. It would be heart-breaking to see you lose your grow because of an unexpected frost.

Sanarda said:
I'm ashamed to say!!

I did get Malaysian Gorong, fish, black cayman, Bonda ma Jacques, Rocoto red and yellow, black and chocolate Hab, Indian P-C1, Naga Morich, Rashid, and Tazmanian
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Great varieties! I have the Goronong, Rocotos, Black and Chocolate Hab, and the Naga Morich growing. Really looking forward to the Black Hab out of all of them. I grew the Goronong last year and OW'd it. Not much heat but great flavor...and freaky pods! They look like a Goronong. ;)

Keep it up, girl!
 
Ah . . . a field trip to Rosemont! Don't blame ya bit on the Malaysian Goronong! I hear it's great mixed with others for sauces, powders, eating. The black hab too and keep us posted on taste of Taz in your soil. Janie's good people. I've dropped tons and tons of money on her, over years, traded her 12 Ram's Horn last year for one order; she responds to emails! They were my go-to before this season when I said, "Nope: can create lighting/heating blabla for what I spend on X-country" and nice pics of the place; she and her husband spend several grand per week in winter keeping those g-houses warm. Nice to see the place, thanks for taking pics, ingenious ideas, they had/have!

Also, you've worked SO hard. Chancing not just a frost, but maybe freeze in April . . . I've done it and blown money at farmers' markets AND not gotten a single pepper I've wanted for an entire season because of the eager beaver "stuff" . . . then last year, I waited and hated myself for doing it, since the lows remained in mid-50's which went against forecasts, bu-uuuuuuuuut, no weeping, wailing, gnashing teeth either. Good thought on May 1 ;) ! (Whew, ya had me worried!)
 
GA Growhead said:
That's a good selection! I almost bought malay gorong seeds this year, but didn't. Will add that next year for sure. Show us some picts/video when you can


And my bondas never popped. :(
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All the ones that I bought were seeds that didnt pop for me. I would be glad to send you some Malay pods when they come up. And pics are coming soon. Did you see the pics of the nursery. I love the way its set up

DocNrock said:
Your grow looks great! Agree with what the others said about waiting a bit. It would be heart-breaking to see you lose your grow because of an unexpected frost.



Great varieties! I have the Goronong, Rocotos, Black and Chocolate Hab, and the Naga Morich growing. Really looking forward to the Black Hab out of all of them. I grew the Goronong last year and OW'd it. Not much heat but great flavor...and freaky pods! They look like a Goronong. ;)

Keep it up, girl!
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Thanks Doc. Yeah I am definitely going to wait. Looks like maybe the first week in May. I am just keeping up with the 15 day forecasts for now.
annie57 said:
Ah . . . a field trip to Rosemont! Don't blame ya bit on the Malaysian Goronong! I hear it's great mixed with others for sauces, powders, eating. The black hab too and keep us posted on taste of Taz in your soil. Janie's good people. I've dropped tons and tons of money on her, over years, traded her 12 Ram's Horn last year for one order; she responds to emails! They were my go-to before this season when I said, "Nope: can create lighting/heating blabla for what I spend on X-country" and nice pics of the place; she and her husband spend several grand per week in winter keeping those g-houses warm. Nice to see the place, thanks for taking pics, ingenious ideas, they had/have!

Also, you've worked SO hard. Chancing not just a frost, but maybe freeze in April . . . I've done it and blown money at farmers' markets AND not gotten a single pepper I've wanted for an entire season because of the eager beaver "stuff" . . . then last year, I waited and hated myself for doing it, since the lows remained in mid-50's which went against forecasts, bu-uuuuuuuuut, no weeping, wailing, gnashing teeth either. Good thought on May 1 ;) ! (Whew, ya had me worried!)
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ahahahaa Ya Annie I tend to do that sometimes with my just do it mentality. I am waiting till good ole Mother Nature says its ok. Checked your glog out and things are looking great. Your babies are coming along

highalt said:
Hey, wait a minute! There's a picture missing. The one of all the stuff you bought while you were at Cross Country Nurseries.

Thanks for giving us the picture tour!
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Its coming Bonnie. I have been a lazy beaver this weekend. :rofl:
 
PeriPeri said:
Hey Pia... looking absolutely amazing... wow! I wish you could stick those in the soil... they would just take off.
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Me too Peri.... I am just dyinggggggg to get them in soil.... but patience. As Shane says, "Patience my little grasshopper". I cant tell you how that quote has saved my season. oh the other quote was from Millworkman, "Soak em. They arent dead". aahahahhaaaa
 
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