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03-31-2014, 08:25 PM #51Senior Member
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Nice peppers and yes those are hot! Some of my Bhut Jolokias survived the winter here.
I just make a fermented mash hot sauce out of them. I believe these jars are 48oz.
These are terribly HOT!!!
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04-01-2014, 07:51 PM #52At this point in time...
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Well our seeds are planted and sitting in the nice Sunny front window, they will probably sit there for quite some time.. We did ok last year starting to harden them for the outside around the 15th of May...
The night time lows are still in the 20's here so we have some warming up to do
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04-01-2014, 10:27 PM #53Senior Member
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Came home to from a trip to Chicago to find most all of my peppers and tomatoes have sprouted! Now to keep them alive until planting time!
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Well after 2 weeks everything we planted has at least sprouted, except the Peppers not seeing anything in those pots
The wife wants to add Shallots and Garlic so I have to get them started asap tomorrow...earcutter likes this.
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04-15-2014, 11:56 AM #55Senior Member
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Garlic may be a bust for you Glen,I plant Garlic in my local in sept.,is at least an 8 month crop from planting to harvest.
Originally Posted by gssixgun
Well after 2 weeks everything we planted has at least sprouted, except the Peppers not seeing anything in those pots
The wife wants to add Shallots and Garlic so I have to get them started asap tomorrow...
Thats why it is so spendy in the stores.earcutter likes this.CAUTION
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I'm a little jealous, no chance of any garden yet here in Alberta!
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04-15-2014, 01:31 PM #57Senior Member
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My garden just got dry enough to work up.
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04-15-2014, 02:08 PM #58Senior Member
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This is my first year starting indoors with seeds - tomatoes and peppers (like every good Italian!) Originally Posted by gssixgun
Well after 2 weeks everything we planted has at least sprouted, except the Peppers not seeing anything in those pots
The tomatoes started sprouting in 5 days, the peppers took just over 20 - so I suppose there is still hope!
My personal concern is that with the weather we've been having here in Chicagoland, I won't be able to put my plants into the ground until mid June!
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04-15-2014, 02:13 PM #59Senior Member
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Same here, we've still got snow on the ground. It is looking like going on the end of May for any gardening here. Originally Posted by Firefighter2
BobFirefighter2 and earcutter like this.Life is a terminal illness in the end
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04-15-2014, 02:19 PM #60Senior Member
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It snowed here (Chicago) last night - still sticking to the grass. Originally Posted by BobH
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