What peppers are you growing next season?

srullens

15 years ago

I will be growing:

7-Pot

Zimbabwe Bird

Scotch Bonnet Red

Scotch Bonnet Yellow

Tepin (several varieties)

Siling Labuyo

Fatili

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jtrux
15 years ago
I will be attempting my first shot at container gardening. I have aquired seeds and will grow the following:

Bih Jolokia
Dorset Naga
Peruvian White Habanaro
Paper Lantern
Chocolate Habanaro
Corno di Torro Red
Carribean Red Habanaro
Lemon Drop
Datil (still waiting on seeds)
Cayanne
Fatili
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spencersmom
15 years ago
I am building a raised bed and will also do some containers again because they did great.

So far I am at...

Islander Bell
Lemon Drop
Purple Piquin
Inca Berry
Scotch Bonnet (thank you srullens!)
Tabasco
Cayenne
Marbles
Serrano (maybe)
Jalapenos
Hot Wax (maybe)

I know it looks like a lot but they will be in three locations. I'm excited to pot some out front. I get a ton of sun there. I'm also excited about building a bed. Is it ok to have romas in the bed with the peppers?
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Steve, that sounds glorious! Do you have any pictures? I bet you have cut flowers all summer long. Vases and vases full. Suzy, that's what happens when one has a blank slate! Nothing, nada, zip, zilch, zero. It's rather ugly too. But mostly, I thought I'd get going so when it's time to leave in a couple of years, I can take some mature plants with me. And I miss all those listed. You hardly sound senile dear lady, brilliant in my estimation. It's what gives you pleasure and income. Couldn't be smarter in my book! Krista, let me save you the google. Ilex decidua, sounds delightful! A real lovely for you and the birds. Cardinals love those berries. Wonder if that's what makes their feathers red? Tibs, I have to tell you, Penstemon is a very forgiving creature. Neglected, they not only lived on, but were in glorious bloom even years later when I left my home in Shelbyville (before they tore it all out?!). What is japanese wood grass? Sounds intersesting. Garlic is great to eat, but the flowers are actually something I like even better than the plant, along with eggplant (and the fuzzy leaves!), squash, and tomato plants. Speaking of which, I have some Mortgage Lifter seeds I've saved. I can mail you some if you want. I don't guarantee they'll germinate, but it'd be free to you. I think your grape arbor sounds sturdy and you know me, I love recycling, so good on ya for that too! West, I wish I had the space for veggies. We really only will grow one tomato and some carrots, with some runner bean on the fence. Do you can what you keep so you have it year round?
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Yes, I would try to repot during the cool evening hours but probably not critical. It sounds like you are using about a 2-3 gallon pot now and I would go up to at least a 5 gallon. 14-16" at the top. I use 5 gallon pails for most of my peppers. I would not disturb the root ball too much in hopes of lessening the transplant shock unless it is severely root bound, then you will want to spread it out a bit as the will have trained themselves to grow inside that area and will have trouble breaking out even after transplanting. You might want to keep it in the shade for a day or so if the sun is hot and intense right now. It might slow progress for a while, but the summer is still young and once it rebounds, it will go fast. Bruce
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spencersmom
15 years ago
I forgot to thank Mark for the marbles. Thank you!
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tessa74
15 years ago
On my list so far:
fish
lemon drop
hot lemon (to compare to the above)
purple hab
black scorpion tongue
bolivian rainbow
cumari
inca red drop
royal black
naga's
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srullens
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15 years ago
Spencersmom,
Yes is ok to plant Tomatoes with pepper they are in the same family plant.

Your welcome for the Scotch Bonnets.
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bjs33
15 years ago
7 Pot
7 Pot Jonah
Aji Brazilian Starfish
Alcalde
Bhut Jolokia
Big Jim
Bonda Ma Jacques
Charleston Hot
Chicken Heart
Chocolate Habolokia
Chuck's Dragon
Limon
Long Thick Cayenne
Naga Morich
Naga Morich Orange
Pusa Jwala
Thai Sun
Red Dominica
Trinidad Douglah
Trinidad Scorpion
Turkish Cayenne
Yellow Wax
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wildlifeman
15 years ago
with any luck :

cayenne
hot wax
thai hots
white habenero
greek pepperoncini
bhut jolokia
jamaica red
naga morich
cochiti
super shepherd
congo trinidad
super chilis
early jalapeno
anaheim
peter pepper
hawaiin super hot
fatali
chimayo
wenks yellow hots
vecchio-cherry
kalocsai-v2
jaloro
big jim
habenero
hinkle hatz
red savina
peach lantern
bulgarian carrot
gourmet bell - yellow
orange sun
mexicalli chili
lemon drop
sweet banana
cal wonder

prolly a couple more sweets and i wouldn't be surprised if another hot or 2. how did this all happen ? the pro-mix people will love me next spring.

wildlifeman
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pyrocreation
15 years ago
With some extreme luck will be growing:

Naga Morich
Habs-orange
Red Savina
Carribean Red Habanaro
Thai

All indoors...in suboptimal conditions :-/, starting next week under lights using jiffy peat pellets and if they get big enough...perhaps moving to a hydroponic system.
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whocares195
15 years ago
For the moment :

7Pod Long
Fatalii Red
Fatalii Yellow
Trinidad Scorpion Yellow
Morouga
Trinidad Douglah
Bhut Jolokia Chocolate
Nagalone
Aribibi Gusano
Ulupica
Rocopica
Puta Madre
Murupi
Peito de MoÃ§a
Chumbinho
Chile Caballo
Morango
Bode
Bhopali Mirchi
CAP 1144
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Pingo de Ouro
Puta Pario
C. Cardenasii
C. Lanceolatum
C. Flexuosum
C. Eximium
C. Ciliatum
C. Galapagoense
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chillilover
15 years ago
orange hab
caribean red hot
Naga morich
trinadad scorpion
7 pod
paper lantren hab
white peruvian hab
cayenne
aji lemon
limon(chinease)
brazilian starfish
tepin
pequin
black prince
thai
thai dragon
hot wax
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chillilover
15 years ago
Sorry forgot Fatali
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shelbyguy
15 years ago
chiltepin
bolivian rainbow
chilhuacle negro
harold's st. barts
negro de valle
coban
guajillo
carmen
figaro
red lamuyo
ancho 101
pasilla bajio
pasilla de oaxaca
chimayo
numex joe e. parker
numex sandia
rocoto red
rocoto yellow
red savina
brown hab
thai hot ornamental
long red slim cayenne
biker billy hybrid
bhut jolokia
bih joloka
santa fe grande
hungarian hot wax
cherry bomb
aji colorado
aji lemon drop
aji panca

and I haven't decided whether I'm exploring eastern european or italian peppers this upcoming season.
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