The Hopeful Fatalii Gourmet Jigsaw Project.

So I've been trying to find seeds for these, and messaged a guy on reddit and he said he had these.
 

I said the two light ones probably won't be any good, but the dark one has a chance, told him I would gladly take them. He then said he found a dried on in the cabinet, and I was like now we got a real chance.
 
Got them in and extracted the seeds and this is what they looked like.
 

 
#1: Light Colored Pods
#2: Red Pod
#3: Dried in Cabinet Pod.
 
Currently I have them soaking in some H2O2.

 
Will update when I get them in the dirt later today.

 

[Hawkins]

sweet thread. i hope some of your seedlings grow true.
 
btw, your way of starting seeds is so much less work than what i've been doing (micromanaging bs with way too many steps).
maybe i'll save myself some trouble next year.

 
Thanks I do as well. It's a lot easier to manage 3 or 4 trays of seedlings than it is to manage 15 trays at first. Only have to keep up with a few, checking water, humidity, light etc. Then transplant only the seedlings and have no wasted cells.

 

[Hawkins]

It has been a while since I updated this so here goes.
 
I finally transplanted the seedlings tonight.

 
There was a few big ones in there.

 
Overall I think they are going to be great. I have way more Fatalii Gourmet Jigsaw plants then I would ever need, but at least I'll have plenty of pepper for sauce!
 

 

[PaulG]

Yeah, a few big ones, for sure!

Transplants look great, green and healthy!

 

[Ghost Pepper Revolution]

Looking good brother, I have a few pods on my jigsaw so once they ripen Ill shoot ya some pics

 

[Hawkins]

Sounds good too me, I'm hoping these grow true.
 

Looking good brother, I have a few pods on my jigsaw so once they ripen Ill shoot ya some pics