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sun Sunday Morning Pepper Porn - 04-26-09

No Iggy, I thank you for the seeds my friend...and I thought you would catch the "leaning towards the beer" thing....

I will take extra special care of them and we will see how they produce...
 
Looking good AJ, as always. The difference between this year and last year is amazing. I can't wait to see what you do next year. The best to you and yours.
 
Simply amazing!

My plants are jealous, they want to bask in a greenhouse. How do I convince the wife we need one... muahahha
 
AlabamaJack said:
notice a slightly different leaf shape from the Bhut/Bih/Dorset/Bhut

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we will see what this Naga Jolokia turns out to be...
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I have a Bhut, Bih and Dorset all growing in 7 Gallon containers - those leaves look a lot like my Bih.
 
thanks again all...I have been thinking...a couple of differences between this year and last year...last year, I used superthrive continually for about 3-4 months and had no greenhouse...this year, I used superthrive for the first 30 days. As soon as the seedlings were transplanted from the seed starter trays, they first went to the grow area for a week, then to the grow box for a week, then to the greenhouse. I think the main difference is how I shifted the plants from germinator (low light), to grow area, little more light, to grow box, 60K lumens in a 4' X 4' area, and then to the greenhouse. Last year, I shifted them from the germinator to the grow area to hardening off and skipped the growbox and greenhouse.

Cool BigT...I am going to try and keep notes on the difference between the varieties so I can see for myself.

This "Naga Jolokia" completes the "Holy Quintity" as I call it. Bhut Jolokia, BihJolokia, Dorset Naga, Naga Morich, and Naga Jolokia.

The gentleman that gave the the pod for the Naga Jolokia could only tell me that is what the guy that gave it to him said it was...no more information than that so it may very well be a Bih
 
Dang, my Bih has a lot smaller leaves ATM, but I've been "training" it some...and it's never been outside. :(

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It did have much larger leaves last year than this year, although it's pretty healthy still I think. Smaller leaves, but it's very tight and compact.
 
QS, that plant should be a great producer this year...it looks very very healthy and strong my friend..
 
Thanks AJ, I surely hope the plants kick into pod-mode this year. :)

They're all pretty happy & healthy plants at least.
 
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