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windchicken 2018

This year my glog will (necessarily) be all-YouTube-all-the-time, and that's all I'm saying about that...This post, featuring my Capsicum chinense plants, should follow a video of my Capsicum annuum plants, which have already been outdoors for several weeks, but that video will have to come later, because I have yet to make it:
 
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kentishman said:
Gary, good to see youre active again this year.
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Thanks Tom! It's so good to hear from ya!
 
Malarky said:
looking good Gary. That's a lot o heat
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Thanks Matt!
 
Bhuter said:
Holy cow, Gary! Your leaves are enormous! Plants are looking great! And Bubblegum Wartryx??? Are you kidding me? I can't wait to see the results of that cross. Is that a cross you made? Great stuff!!!
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Thanks Adam! Bubblegum Wartryx came about in Matthew Arthur's garden up in Hot Springs, Arkansas. I tasted it last summer at our Arkansas/Louisiana/Texas Chile Head Meet and Greet...The heat level is right up there with the hottest of the hot, hotter than the Wartryx for sure, and really cool-looking pink pods when they first start to color up.
 
Matthew gives all the credit for this hybrid to his bees. Check out this video I made when he invited us to tour his garden:
 
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dragonsfire said:
Looking Great :)
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Thanks Neil!
 
Masher said:
Very nice...gonna be some real producers in that mix :cheers:
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Thanks Dan!
 
Datil said:
Looking perfect Gary!!
All the very best my friend!
 
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Thanks so much Fabrizio!!! Same to you!
 
stettoman said:
Nice to see you gloggin' again, Gary....OK, maybe V-gloggin', but nonetheless. Have a great season!
 
My Dreadie chokecherry jelly was a huge hit! I'm growing more this season, hoping for a bumper of both the peppers and the fruit!
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Yes, the jelly is epically wonderful, Eric! Thanks so very much for that...I need to post about it...And thanks for growing Papa Dreadie this year!!!
 
Genetikx said:
Love that you can give your plants enough space in between each other to properly breathe. Looks great Gary, can't wait to see the zapotecs
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Thanks Ryan! Right now they are desperate to be thinned, but I'll do that when I pot up for the last time, very soon!
 
35 plants of Zapotec this year! Biggest grow ever!
 
Edmick said:
Very impressive. Well done!
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Thanks Ed!
 
Edmick said:
Can you spill the beans and tell us what you're using for soil, nutrients and lighting? I love those racks too. Can't get much healthier looking plants than that :clap:
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Thanks so much for saying that Ed! Honestly, the soil is just plain old Miracle Gro Potting Mix, with zero amendments...The lights and the stands I bought online from Harris Seeds. I believe the bulbs are Sylvania Plant and Aquarium T12...
 
jedisushi06 said:
oh yeah.
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Thanks Michael!
 
stickman said:
Looking really good Gary! Good luck in 2018, as long as the weather co-operates I'm sure you'll do well. Cheers!

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Thanks Rick! Same to you, my friend!
 
bpiela said:
Plants look great!  Great varieties.  That was a fun video at Matthew Arthur's garden.
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Thanks Ben! It was so very fun to be there...Matthew and Carla are some real characters, and amazing growers and breeders. I learned so much that day...
 
Trident chilli said:
Looking good Gary and you certainly have some great growth ... hats off to MA as well great garden tour. All the very best for this season
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Thanks John! I am truly blessed to live so close to several world-class growers and breeders...
 
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