SV1000's Pepper Update with Pic's...comments welcome!

[SV1000]

Here is a picture update for anyone interested. Comments and suggestions are more than welcome.
I went home for lunch and checked on the seeds, looks like the Manzano’s are starting to wake up! I know it’s hard to see the root against the paper towel but I am not using Photoshop at work for editing.

UPDATE: I left the damn Pyrex outside after taking the picture so these babies cooked! I sprayed them with water and put them back on the mat in case some of the remaining seeds germinate.

Hooks emerging that I put in Burpee Pro pellets on Monday if I remember correctly, I had two more at lunch so I added them to the plastic bowl. They do look a little wet, I put about ¼” of water in the container when I put them out this morning.

I *think* this is an Orange Scotch Bonnet and it’s in a 5 gallon pail for reference.

A couple of Jap’s, I am not sure what happened to these, they are sickly.

 

[SV1000]

Lumbre are the tallest, one of my Better Boy tomato’s from seed and a Cherry tomato from Walmart on the far left

 

[SV1000]

Tabasco, Hot Cherry and Lumbre with spinach and cuc’s at the very top.

Yellow 7 Pot, for sure, the others are on the very hot side but I completely forgot what varieties. All of these germinated later than the peppers in the photo above and they are a little pale. I have not supplemented the soil and the reason I was looking for fertilizer help. I picked up Osmocote and will try it.

 

[SV1000]

I just found this photo from last year taken on 4/19 and planted around 3/14, I planted around 3/21 this year, about two weeks difference in growing time. Last year it was a garden mix and horse compost, this year I did raise the beds 10" and re-filled them with garden mix and mushroom compost that may be lacking in nutrients.

 

[hotenuff4u]

lookin' good, your probably loving that mulch, and not having to worry about edging around your peppers anymore, lol