SkierGuy23

OK girls and guys, here are some pictures. I only have pictures of the plants that are above ground. I didn't realize that the tomatoes weren't above ground yet.

First you will see Sexy Sadie. She is very young, in pepper years, and I have yet to pick the first peppers. You will see that she suffered a bit and this is because my brother is an idiot. I ran out of room in my flower room so I gave her to him. Well he forgot to add plant food to her so she went about a month with NO FOOD AT ALL!!! She is in a hempy so she only gets the food that is in the water. Oh, he is also on a well so she got a lot of solids.

After that you will see three separate jalapeño plants. These babies are very young. They are about 13" above ground and are forming buds in less than 25 days above ground. YES LESS THAN 25 DAYS!!! I have been growing peppers for years and have never seen growth quite like this.


I'm sorry about the poor pictures but I'm no Nightlight

Pictures in next post...

EDIT: Sorry, I messed up the order but you get the idea!

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SkierGuy23

One happy family:


Jalapeño 1:




Jalapeño 2:






Jalapeño 3:




Sexy Sadie:

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bluecheese

Nice pics! I think I see the future for one of my rooms.

About peppers, do you pick some of the flowers off?

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They fall off on their own. Any slight touch will knock them off (when they get to the size of the macro shots). Well I shouldn't say it will knock all of them off; it goes back to the survival of the fittest. You really need to be careful while handling pepper plants that are grown indoors; they seem to be more prone to falling off.

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Just at the "normal" time they all popped. We have growth!!! The lettuce and both radishes are doing amazing. I planted about 20 radishes per cup because I hope to be able to transplant them early on in their life (this week). If not I will at least be thinning the cups out to one radish each. Any more and I think we will have [more] crowding.

The lettuce is a good amount, I think, per cup so I don't think I'll be transplanting that. Sorry, no pictures tonight but I will post some tomorrow or the next day.

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SkierGuy23

I'm sorry that I haven't updated this. I just got the Internet back, in my house, as it went out earlier in the week; I still don't have my home phone which isn't good when you have to have conference calls using said phone .

Anywho, I will update, with pictures, in a day or two (I hope tonight). Everything is growing exceptionally well. The radishes have snuck up on me and I may have waited too long to transplant them (thin them out). I will be doing that tonight; I hope it isn't too late.

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