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Silver_Surfer's Soggy Setback 2013

When the ground almost gets dry enough to work, it rains again.
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Plants are long past ready and beginning to get root bound.
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More rain today. At least the SE no longer suffers from a drought.
 
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Great looking plants S.S. what all are you growing this year if I might ask?
Here in Missouri we are recovering from snow which took its toal on our fruit trees,
along with a lot of early gardens. I finally was able to set out my poor peppers and tomatoes, almost two weeks late, but at least they are out now.
 
rain phhf!!!!!!!! we all know in 4 months you aint going to be able to see threw that plot!! best of luck and cant wait to se the forrest,and tables of beer and pods :dance:
 
Dshlogg said:
Glad your doing a glog. Your garden is always epic! Tons of rain here to. I was up to my knees in mud but still planting. Hope the weather improves. Good luck!
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Hope the water slows down soon and the weather warms a bit more too. Lows in the 40's the past few nights.

millworkman said:
At least till next week...

Looking great SS. Cant wait for those belly crawling harvest pictures.
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Thanks MW. Wider rows this season (8ft.) will hopefully make a difference.

armac said:
beautiful plants
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Thanks armac, they're longing for more root space.

megahot said:
Sorry about all the rain! What a drag. I hope it clears up for you soon!
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It can't go on like this forever, or can it? The climate is definitely changing.

Schonke said:
Those plants look absolutely wonderful! How have you propagated them?
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Thanks. 72 cell seed trays, then moved to 2.5" x 2.5" x 3.5" pots, then to the #1 pots you see above, all with Pro Mix BX.

RocketMan said:
WOW SS, that's a fantastic looking plot you have! Hopefully we can all dry out some this week :)
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You and me both! It's got a lot of drying to do; that mud goes deep.

wildseed57 said:
Great looking plants S.S. what all are you growing this year if I might ask?
Here in Missouri we are recovering from snow which took its toal on our fruit trees,
along with a lot of early gardens. I finally was able to set out my poor peppers and tomatoes, almost two weeks late, but at least they are out now.
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Thanks wildseed, weather seems to get more unpredictable each Spring. Here's what's in the pots.
Code: 
7 Pod Brain Strain           	    C. Chinense
7 Pod Brain Strain cross UBSC        C. Chinense
7 Pod Bubble Gum            C. Chinense
7 Pod Chaguanas                C. Chinense
7 Pod Jonah BB - SS            C. Chinense
7 Pod Madballz                C. Chinense
7 Pod Orange X                C. Chinense
7 Pod Primo                C. Chinense
7 Pod Primo (Primo)            C. Chinense
7 Pod Primo Yellow            C. Chinense
7 Pod SR strain x Douglah F2        C. Chinense
7 Pod White                C. Chinense
Aji Colorado                C. Baccatum
Aji Pineapple                C. Baccatum
Antilles Fire                C. Chinense
Bahamian Goat                C. Chinense
Beni Highlands                C. Chinense
Bhut Jolokia Peach            C. Chinense
Bhut Jolokia White            C. Chinense
Bhut Jolokia Yellow            C. Chinense
Big Jamaican                C. Chinense
Black Pearl                C. Annuum  
Brown Rocoto                C. Pubescens
Burmese Naga                C. Chinense
Chilhuacle Negro            C. Annuum
Chocolate Bhut                C. Chinense
Chocolate Morouga            C. Chinense
Chupetinho                C. Chinense
Ecuador Red Rocoto            C. Pubescens
Ecuadorian Red Pepper From Hell        C. Pubescens
El Oro De Ecuador            
Faria                     C. Chinense
Fatalii                    C. Chinense
Fatalii Chocolate            C. Chinense
Fatalii Cream                C. Chinense
Guajillo                C. Annuum  
Guyana (PI 199506)            C. Baccatum
Infinity                C. Chinense
Ivory Habanero                C. Chinense
Jalabanero                C. Annuum  
Jalapeno El Jefe            C. Annuum
Jay's Ghost Scorpion Red        C. Chinense
Madam Jeanette                C. Chinense
Monster Naga                C. Chinense
Naga Morich Black            C. Chinense
Naga Morich X Congo            C. Chinense
Pimenta Barro Do Robiero        C. Baccatum
Pimenta Elisir                C. Chinense
Rocoto Bolivian Enormous        C. Pubescens
Safi Red                C. Chinense
SB7J 7 Pod X Jonah            C. Chinense
Scotch Bonnet TFM            C. Chinense
Sunrise Scorpion            C. Chinense
Trinidad Douglah            C. Chinense
Trinidad Douglah Yellow BB - SS        C. Chinense
Trinidad Douglah X Scorp-Sepia Serpent    C. Chinense
Trinidad Douglah X Scorp #3        C. Chinense
Trinidad Douglah X Butch T        C. Chinense
Trinidad Scorp Butch T X Yellow Scorp    C. Chinense
Trinidad Scorp BT Mississippi Strain    C. Chinense
Trinidad Scorp Morouga Blend        C. Chinense
Trinidad Scorp M B Satan's Strain    C. Chinense
Trinidad Scorp Morouga Blend Yellow    C. Chinense
Trinidad Scorpion Mustard        C. Chinense
West Indian Red                C. Chinense

pepperproblem said:
It will be perfect again. You have a gift. You grow the best tasting peppers I have ever had! Save some for me.
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Appreciated, if I ever get them in the dirt I'm sure you'll get some Dixie heat. ;)

sicman said:
rain phhf!!!!!!!! we all know in 4 months you aint going to be able to see threw that plot!! best of luck and cant wait to se the forrest,and tables of beer and pods :dance:
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Thanks sicman, gotta get those roots tucked in the dirt first.
 
JoynersHotPeppers said:
You have some amazing plants! Oh i have so much to learn for next years grow....
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Thanks, below average growth for seeds started February 15th, since many got sun scald as I fell asleep during their first day of full sun and baked em too long.

Peptacular said:
Wow great looking plot and plants! Quite a diverse bunch too. Look forward to seeing them in the ground.
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Thanks, yeah I can't wait to get them in the ground. Watering has been a little easier this Spring though; one benefit of so much liquid sunshine. :)

Spicegeist said:
Plants look great, nice list. No Red Bhuts?
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Nope, red seems so mundane. :lol:

Thanks

Portuge said:
Here we go, awesome list SS..
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Hope they survive the wait. Determined not to pot up again.
 
Looking good SS, if you need end of the season help again I'll be there man. Seriously thanks for that last year.

Also, I'm going to be sending some Sepia Serpents off to get the SHU tested. I'll let you know the results when I get them back
 
:dance: lookin good! My very first THP peppers came from one of your auctions. Can't wait to see some pod porn.

No sepia serpents?
 
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