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SKULLBIKERS Roaring Into The Twenties GLOG

One of the latest rocotos starting to flower.
 
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WHAT THE BELL!  The peppers will be bigger than the cups soon! 
 
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I had to cull some seedlings as I usually put 2 to 3 seeds in a cell. Whacking them is the hardest thing to do.
 
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SOMETIMES IT IS IMPOSSIBLE
 
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One of my Frankenpeppers from APS, 3 BIG leaves, no growth tip to keep going. I feel an experiment coming on!
 
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Who knows; maybe a new stem will emerge from one of the little green spots located at the base of the leaves... This one really looks like a freakin monster anyway!! 
 

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Italian Pepperoncini, loaded up.
 
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After I looked at that one I thought I had better pick some peppas.
 
Clockwise, Corbachi, Tequila Sunrise, Jimmy Nardellos.
 
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Biker Billys on the left, Emerald Fire Jalapenos and varients of that on the right.
 
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Itallian Pepperoncinis, Jalapeno Gigantia(NOT) with a couple Cherry Bombs, and Itallian Pepperoncini from the same seed pack as the others but look quite different.
 
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CaneDog said:
Great stuff SB!  You don't seem to have skipped a beat with the move.
 Love those red jalapeños!
Thanks Cane Dog. You know how it goes.........just have to keep on keepin on!
It is almost like torture waiting for jalapenos to get red/ripe, but well worth it. The majority of these will be a fermented sauce. A lot of stir frying on the sweet peppers!
 
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