Post by drbanks on Apr 9, 2018 10:01:24 GMT -5
Status:
Farm Plus Left: Cilantro bolting (never got it to stay alive that long before), little leaf cuke died, patty pan squash still hanging in there, but no longer blossoming, and when it was, nothing set. Golden cherry toms gave me quite a nice harvest, but just not as good as the reds.
Farm Plus Right: Seeing a few larger-than-I-expected pubes, but the other peppers are flowering, but not setting. Still seems successful, since it's the fourth or fifth set of pubes seeds before I got this one to work.
Bounty: Craig's Grande Jalapeno and Bulgarian Carrots: Looking dead, due mainly to neglect, but a considerable number of fruit on both plants that I'll wait to ripen before I shut it down
Bounty: 18 month old Jalapeno, still chugging along, but also reacted poorly to the 40 degree "weather" in my apartment for the last week.
Extra: Brazilian Moruga (or whatever it is): Very healthy and large, but still no blossoms or fruit
Extra: Lemon Drop Peppers: despite nearly dying a while back, it's recovered and still producing quite reasonably
Rainforest "Pepper Pot Deux": Looks like the Hinkelhatz is producing but little else. needs to be shut down
Egogrower "Pepper Pot": Still producing Jamaican Yellow Mushrooms and Habaneros, but I'll probably shut it down once they ripen
Harvest: Sport Peppers: producing, but looks sickly
Everything else is dead/terminated, including the Meyer Lemon tree thst just never took to the extra wet drip system. I plan on getting a new one in one of those Bounty ebb & drain systems when I feel ambitious enough to start.
My plan is to terminate the Sport peppers sooner or later, then replace the four Harvests with the Farm Plus, and keep that and at most three other AGs going, probably the two Extras closest to my bed and one of the Bounties. If the Brazilians don't start doing something soon, I'll probably terminate them and start a new Habanero plant.
And when I terminate them, I'll probably redesign my "Extender" arm to get another 6" on the hood.
And of course, I still have the Harvest in my cubicle at work, and it still impresses everyone, especially me, how fast it's grown and how much fruit it has set.
Farm Plus Left: Cilantro bolting (never got it to stay alive that long before), little leaf cuke died, patty pan squash still hanging in there, but no longer blossoming, and when it was, nothing set. Golden cherry toms gave me quite a nice harvest, but just not as good as the reds.
Farm Plus Right: Seeing a few larger-than-I-expected pubes, but the other peppers are flowering, but not setting. Still seems successful, since it's the fourth or fifth set of pubes seeds before I got this one to work.
Bounty: Craig's Grande Jalapeno and Bulgarian Carrots: Looking dead, due mainly to neglect, but a considerable number of fruit on both plants that I'll wait to ripen before I shut it down
Bounty: 18 month old Jalapeno, still chugging along, but also reacted poorly to the 40 degree "weather" in my apartment for the last week.
Extra: Brazilian Moruga (or whatever it is): Very healthy and large, but still no blossoms or fruit
Extra: Lemon Drop Peppers: despite nearly dying a while back, it's recovered and still producing quite reasonably
Rainforest "Pepper Pot Deux": Looks like the Hinkelhatz is producing but little else. needs to be shut down
Egogrower "Pepper Pot": Still producing Jamaican Yellow Mushrooms and Habaneros, but I'll probably shut it down once they ripen
Harvest: Sport Peppers: producing, but looks sickly
Everything else is dead/terminated, including the Meyer Lemon tree thst just never took to the extra wet drip system. I plan on getting a new one in one of those Bounty ebb & drain systems when I feel ambitious enough to start.
My plan is to terminate the Sport peppers sooner or later, then replace the four Harvests with the Farm Plus, and keep that and at most three other AGs going, probably the two Extras closest to my bed and one of the Bounties. If the Brazilians don't start doing something soon, I'll probably terminate them and start a new Habanero plant.
And when I terminate them, I'll probably redesign my "Extender" arm to get another 6" on the hood.
And of course, I still have the Harvest in my cubicle at work, and it still impresses everyone, especially me, how fast it's grown and how much fruit it has set.
