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woohooman San Diego CA zone 10a

11 years ago

Available here...

http://c2cpeppers.proboards.com/thread/3177/woohoomans-grow-2015?page=3

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woohooman San Diego CA zone 10a
Original Author

11 years ago

Thanks Tom and Grace.

Grace: I started the chinense probably sometime around new year's. Usually about a month before the Annuums. If YOU start in late December/early January, you'll have plenty of time for a good 3-4 harvests. They're slower than the Annuums, but not that bad. Red Jalapenos take almost as long.

Regarding taking the pics at night, better lighting on closeups when the sun isn't screwing with me.

Good luck on your grows.

Kevin

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Sugi_C (Las Vegas, NV)
11 years ago
Hmm..can't open that page without the App Store popping open on my iPad. I want to see! :)
tomt226
11 years ago
I didn't see it on the cc board from your link...
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woohooman San Diego CA zone 10a
Original Author
11 years ago
Hmmm. Here's the link to the whole thread. Latest pics are on Page 3

July 5 update
tomt226
11 years ago
Oops. My bad. Was looking for a video. Great peppers. Not a bad cat too...
Sugi_C (Las Vegas, NV)
11 years ago
Whoa, looks awesome!
It's most interesting to me that you seem to opt to take photos at night, haha.

I see from the thread you started even before February. Arrgggh, I'm growing Datil peppers this year...and "growing" is a real overstatement. I planted mine really late (June 2) and they are struggling along to the second leaf stage now, looking rather pathetic. When they said chinense peppers were slower, I didn't know they meant a 2-year process.

When did you start them? I think I'll plant seeds next year after my Thanksgiving meal, lol.

This one even LOOKS deadly: