Delicosa, I think? The HOT philo type right now. The one with the split leaves. No, these weren't variegated. Krogers has, or rather had them, I'm sure they're sold out by now. I'll check our data base and get back to this thread. 😊

Ok, checked the data base. Either a deliciosa or adonasaii.

CBJoyce said:

Is it bad to covet some of these containers?

gardenfish said:

Wow! That Kalanchoe species used to grow in my student office back in college. We passed out the little plantlets to everybody. Alas, none survived our move. The one in the office was huge though. As near as we could figure from conversations with past students and staff, it had been left behind decades prior.

It looks pretty poor now after a winter inside. We've had a lot of cloudy days, so even though it sits right in front of a south window, it s light starved. I'm doing cuttings to revive it, and it should recover when I put it back outside for the summer.

OK here are some pictures of my plants at a distance and of course they wouldn't load like I expected!

Just wait, it's early yet! I would imagine they will look quite different come June; lush, filled out and full of peppers! ( I know the first pics are your peppers).

And that was not all of the chili pepper plants, I am still expecting 12 more to arrive the week of March 29th and then they will go into more grow bags
and some other pots!!

Pepper King, that's what you are.

spring is here!

Hey, Jared, how are you? Are you planning to plant anything new this year?

bubs, nice start. Do you like those canvas bags?

I do know that I have several of those canvas grow bags and I will be planting most of the 12 new Chili Peppers set to arrive the week of March 29 in
those grow bags.

UrbanWild said:
Is it bad to covet some of these containers?

I had to scroll back to find those pics...I covet, too! I love little handmade pots. When I lived in a more temperate climate I had many similar (but nothing like that collection ). Alas, can't use them now...here in this arid heat I'd be watering three times a day.

@williator, I think on another thread you said you didn't have a place for tomato trellises. What about using your deck railing?

Well we will see as the deck railing can be pretty shady.

gardenfish said:Hey, Jared, how are you? Are you planning to plant anything new this year?

hello! nothing too crazy this year! just growing what i like to eat more or less. i did get some aji pineapple pepper seeds from a friend that i'm excited to try for the first time. how about you?

karmahappytoes said:bubs, nice start. Do you like those canvas bags?

just got them as a birthday gift, haven't actually planted anything in them yet! will report back. my friend who gifted them to me swears by them and i trust him fully lol

I can say Jared that I have used Canvas Grow Bags before for my chili pepper plants and they did very well. I think you will like the Grow Bags!

Well, I'm trying to decide what new hot pepper I will grow this year. I really liked the one I grew last year.
Brazilian Starfish.

Those are beautiful Lynda. How did they taste?