Well, here we go... Started about 35 Korean Gochu Peppers and a few Korean salad peppers, jalapenos and orange habs. All are mostly up today but the habs. I started them early last week in my heated grow tent down in my cellar on top of a grow mat, but didn't have the thermostat quite dialed in. When I left it it was 70 degrees f. in the tent. When I checked again the next morning it was 85 degrees, and I was afraid I'd cooked the seeds, so I moved them onto my kitchen windowsill on the grow mat and awaited developments. Looking much better now. I'll give the Habs until the weekend to pop, then move the flat down to the grow tent.
Fun though, even if the fishing has been less often this summer. Usually about this time I'd be putting the float tube in a Bass pond and using floating flies made of craft foam (Chernobyl Ants) to catch Bass and big Bluegills. When the water cools off here at the end of September, the Trout fishing really picks up until the dropping temperatures slow things down again. They never completely stop though... I've caught Trout on flies during the winter here, but it's hard to find places where the water is open enough to fish them with flies.
). Still have all my gear, though I did jettison the fly tying kit some years ago. Not much fly fishing in the neck of the woods I live in now 
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