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tsurrie's 2020 glog

So I decided to soak seeds this time, finally, and I hope it will increase the germination rate, since last year rate was not so good anymore.
Hope it helps just a bit....
 
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Here are:
  - Kapija's
  - Kapija x Palermo
  - Aji Umba
  - Chupetinho
  - Habanero Chocolate
  - Habanero Golden
  - Caribbean Red Habaneros
  - Moruga Trinidad Scorpion
  - Rocoto
 
Maybel I'll add some later but this is the list for now.
 
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Harry_Dangler said:
Grew a few from your list last year.  Aji Umba, Chocolate Habs, Caribbean Red Habs and Trinidad Scorpion Morugas.  Nice ones.  I wish you good germination success!  :metal:
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Thanks Harry. Hope they'll sprout at decent rate. Just about to sow them now.
 
PaulG said:
Welcome to the 2020 grow season, Uros!
 
Nice variety on your list, hope they all do well for you.
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Thank you Paul. I just wish I had the "drive" you do, so much varieties and care of the plants.
I just noticed I still have a few of your Aji yellow seeds (2014), just might to add them to the list...
 
 
What are you soaking in?  H2O2?
 
I am growing a couple that are on your list.  The Rocoto's and the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion's.  A guy I know wanted me to start some of them along with some Reapers and 7 Pot Primo's.  I guess I'll have to keep at least 1 of each for myself. :shh:
 
Good luck with your grow!
 
Tybo said:
What are you soaking in?  H2O2?
 
I am growing a couple that are on your list.  The Rocoto's and the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion's.  A guy I know wanted me to start some of them along with some Reapers and 7 Pot Primo's.  I guess I'll have to keep at least 1 of each for myself. :shh:
 
Good luck with your grow!
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Chamomile tea, weak, just to loosen them up and disinfect a bit.
Rocotos are super tasty, Trinidads too, but I prefer Bhut Jolokias taste-wise. Need to get some seeds for them. Will visit some nurseries for seedlings - when time for replanting.
Thank you, good luck to you too.
 
tsurrie said:
Rocotos are super tasty, Trinidads too, but I prefer Bhut Jolokias taste-wise. Need to get some seeds for them. Will visit some nurseries for seedlings - when time for replanting.
Thank you, good luck to you too.
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Hey, Uros, if there is anything you see in
my grow log from the 2019 season, PM
me, and I'll send you some seeds!
 
PaulG said:
 
Hey, Uros, if there is anything you see in
my grow log from the 2019 season, PM
me, and I'll send you some seeds!
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Thank you Paul. Just might really ask you for some, I need to browse through your glog again now :)
 
Chorizo857_62J said:
I have had good success soaking in H2O2 and also just filtered water.
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Good to know. Thanks.
 
Essegi said:
Good luck with your season!
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Thanks Giancarlo. Luck is always welcome :)
 
Rocoto and Kapija's followed yesterday. Still waiting for the others :mope:
 
I went for a little trail run while waiting, the weather was windy/foggy but you can still feel the nature nevertheless.
 
our small city in the fog
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it was even darker than the picture, but almost magic / fairytaleish scenery
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the announcers of spring (we had no snow this winter, at all, the kids are angry about that but they still hope for some snow in february)
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the view from the rock
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and if anyone is wondering if schnapps-o-mat is still operational... it is, still works, and it's damn good when you're on that windy/foggy hilltop
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Cheers!
 
Tybo said:
I don't know if that schnapps-o-mat is open to the public or not but you couldn't do that around here.  No telling what someone would leave in that bottle!
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Well, yes, it's open to the public but this is on a hilltop (~1000m above sea level) and everybody knows whose "schnapps" it is (farmer nearby).
It's a delicious distillate from, as they call it around here, "Tepka" pears (Pyrus communis).
 
CaneDog said:
Your landscape looks quite a bit like the foothills near me, leading up into the local Cascade mountains.  Nice that the weather is cooperating with you getting out and enjoying it.  And the schnapps-o-mat is awesome!  :)
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I prefer sunny weather and views where you can actually see something, but it doesn't matter, the nature is beautiful either way.
 
 
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