First pics!

Phildeez

12 years ago

Sorry if the pictures are bad, just snapped a few real quick today.

Cajun Belle, farthest along with a a couple peppers approaching an inch!

These two Hot Cherries have really good first sets on them, despite being crowded in a single pot.

Thai Ornamental, needing a bigger pot I think. You can see a tiny upward facing pepper in the foreground of the 2nd pic.

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Fresno looking nice and bushy with a couple flowers inside the mess.

Manzano amarillo, I love the prehistoric look of this plant, super dark green and very hairy.

More to come as things develop!

-Phil

Comments (6)

simsedward
12 years ago
Looking good bud! Getting mine planted this weekend...cannot wait!
Phildeez
Original Author
12 years ago
Thank you simsedward, it has been a struggle with the cold for weeks at this point but I can finally stop worrying, from the looks of it.

I am in central CA, 9b if anyone is wondering. Forgot to mention.
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Spongey600
12 years ago
very nice looking plants! i am hoping mine get to that size here in the next few weeks!

Eric
romy6
12 years ago
All of your plants look happy. Keep posting pics!
greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
12 years ago
Phil, they're coming along nicely!
Way ahead of mine, too. My Hot Cherry is the furthest along, but still behind yours.

Keep the pics coming!

Josh
Phildeez
Original Author
12 years ago
Thanks guys, I am glad my hard work moving them in and outside and covering them from cold has paid off. From what I hear most people are just planting peppers where I live right now.

I appreciate the comments, and welcome more, and response pictures in my formal thread for this year, Phil's First Pepper Garden (2011).

Looking forward to following everyone's grows!

-Phil