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Small harvest from the Rio Grande Valley
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Pepper-Guru
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Good lOoking garden Armac!
Thank you sir, look up my other post I ran across a real nice fertilizer, Urban Farm Fertilizer Company....Texas Tomato Food, give me your opinion.
Very pretty plants and pods, Rodney. Congrats!
I've got some Texas Piquin growing, too—seven plants from seeds from that Austin guy, Brian, screen name SmiterQ. They are super robust, with really dark green leaves, and a real interesting growth habit: They keep forking and forking, even as they are still small plants. They are already dense little bushes, before they are even 12 inches tall. Do you see that habit in your Piquins?
Gary
I've got some Texas Piquin growing, too—seven plants from seeds from that Austin guy, Brian, screen name SmiterQ. They are super robust, with really dark green leaves, and a real interesting growth habit: They keep forking and forking, even as they are still small plants. They are already dense little bushes, before they are even 12 inches tall. Do you see that habit in your Piquins?
Gary
Nice harvest,are you drying them for storage or flake?...powder?
Pepper-Guru
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Sweet Podage! \m/ Those pequins look similar to the Florida Wilds, all from the same ancestor I suppose. Cool!
The wilds I picked up in fla, don't have that look. Maybe I got something else. Have you seen them?
The wilds I picked up in fla, don't have that look. Maybe I got something else. Have you seen them?
