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SKULLBIKERS Roaring Into The Twenties GLOG

skullbiker said:
A little humor never hurt anyone....amiright?

And, thank you.
I need to check your glog again, you have something rocoto going don’t you?
 
Yes, growing my first rocoto this year, an Arequipa Giant Red from CaneDog in a 1g Kratky jar.  I'm moving him up to a 5g bucket today, though; he drinks almost a half gallon of solution from the jar every day.  I started him early and he got his own dedicated glog.
 
[SIZE=25.53px]Last nights pickin.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=19.73px]Unofficial guess is about a peck of unpickled peppers.  [/SIZE]
[SIZE=19.73px]Left to right: Biker Billy Jalapeno, Italian Pepperoncini, Emerald Fire Jalapeno, Martins Carrot & Bhut Jalokia Indian Carbon & Carribean Red, Cayenne, Sweet peppers(Douce D Espagne & Marconi), Numex Jalapeno Orange/Pumpkin Spice(the fat red jalapenos with corking came from the same seed packet) & Sriracha Hybrid Jalapenos, Red & Yellow Brazilian Starfish, last row is Cherry Bombs and Jalapeno Giantia(which is most certainly not the case, and a few jalapeno unknown crosses which actually are fairly big.[/SIZE]
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skullbiker said:
Last nights pickin.
Unofficial guess is about a peck of unpickled peppers.  [emoji6]

Left to right: Biker Billy Jalapeno, Italian Pepperoncini, Emerald Fire Jalapeno, Martins Carrot & Bhut Jalokia Indian Carbon & Carribean Red, Cayenne, Sweet peppers(Douce D Espagne & Marconi), Numex Jalapeno Orange/Pumpkin Spice(the fat red jalapenos with corking came from the same seed packet) & Sriracha Hybrid Jalapenos, Red & Yellow Brazilian Starfish, last row is Cherry Bombs and Jalapeno Giantia(which is most certainly not the case, and a few jalapeno unknown crosses which actually are fairly big.

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Holy hell! What a harvest! Let’s hear what products you are thinking for these.


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Peppergator said:
Holy hell! What a harvest! Let’s hear what products you are thinking for these.
Definitely sauce and relish but beyond that I am unsure what to do with some. I need to get in gear and finish the wiring for my freeze dryer. Once that is up and running I can process 15 pounds at a time. Then into mylar bags with oxygen absorbers and good for 20+ years storage.
 
Those look a lot like Cabe Gendot
that I grew one season. Seed came
from Trippa in NZ, but I somehow
lost them for my subsequent grows.
Would like to grow them again...
 
Devv said:
Wow SB, killer productivity!
 
Will the rains be an all summer deal? Pretty dry here again..
 
Is the processing getting old yet? I know I'm ready to coast for awhile ;)
From now through October it’s pretty much 70s for lows, low 90s for highs and the daily mid to late afternoon downpour that is generally not more than about 2/10 inch.

The processing is ALWAYS old! I like to grow it, and eat it, but that middle part is a bummer sometimes.
 
ahayastani said:
 
And a treat to the eye as well... The photo of SLP for Montufar shows a more pronounced narrowing at the stem than yours, but I assume climatic conditions could influence that (?)
 
 
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Mine usually look like that photo, these latest ones are kind of puffed up because of the big rains we just had, also the reason for the cracking.
 
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