66' of new pepper bed with Corno di Toros, Lemon Drops, Thai Hots, and three more tomatoes way down at the end. Got room for some Habanero del Arbols and a couple more Numex Suaves too. Mulched, foiled, and dripped.
Planning on putting Ghosts in another bed and potting four that I'll overwinter, if this big one starts producing earlier than the ones I germinated this year.
Been in the 50's for the past couple nights, and expected to be there for the next week or so. Doesn't seem to have affected the peppers or tomatoes, as both are just blowing out of the ground. Not much rain, just dripped every other day...
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