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Here's a look at my progress so far. Please post pics of your plants. I'd love to see how everyone else is doing. Tim |
Follow-Up Postings:
Very nice looking pics. What are you using for seed starting soil this year? When did you sow your seeds? Bruce |
This post was edited by esox07 on Sat, Feb 1, 14 at 17:16
The oldest were started seed in soil on Jan 2nd... The super hots are way slower I'm noticing. Many really small seedlings that were started later too in there. Sorry, that cross bar holds my light fixture :) One more pic of the others to follow... |
Since it's posted, anyone have an idea of what may be causing the droopy leaves and downward curl of the plant in the top right corner (first pic)? All the leaves are dark green and healthy looking aside from the previous issue. |
- Posted by ottawapepper 5a (My Page) on Sat, Feb 1, 14 at 18:47
Tim, You're 5 to 6 weeks ahead of me. Nice looking starts! Great job. Bill |
Good looking plants for 4 weeks...really good. I started this Black Pearl on Christmas Day, Popped on January 1st. I planted this as a test as I had zero luck trying to grow them last year. I will probably keep this fella through to the summer. But I will be starting my main grow in a week or so. |
No contest , Tim. But I post a picture of mine, as asked. I have yet to separate/thin/ re pot |
This post was edited by seysonn on Sat, Feb 1, 14 at 19:12
- Posted by pepperchuck none (My Page) on Sat, Feb 1, 14 at 19:14
Since it's posted, anyone have an idea of what may be causing the droopy leaves and downward curl .. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I have experienced drooping leaves, mostly lower ones in bigger seedlings. It got me worried that there is some root decay / or something?. SURPRISE ! they were just thirsty. |
- Posted by LeafEricson 6 (My Page) on Sat, Feb 1, 14 at 19:25
Very nice plants everyone! JutsFL, maybe over watering? Need more info... Anyway here's a few of mine so far, started January 14th |
- Posted by LeafEricson 6 (My Page) on Sat, Feb 1, 14 at 19:29
Juts Fl..."anyone have an idea of what may be causing the droopy leaves" What's the light source....Why the tight box.....you're not cooking them ? doug |
Here are just some of my pilot starts that I did loong time ago. Do you see pod? I got seeds from an ornamental plant. I have no clue what it is called. On the right is a habanero. In the back is an Indian eggplant. Seeds came from store bough fresh eggplant. Actually, all the seeds came from store bought fresh fruits including habanero and cubanelle. |
This post was edited by seysonn on Sat, Feb 1, 14 at 20:37
Thanks Bruce. Yours in the picture looks fantastic. So that is a 4 color : yellow, purple, orange and red. the fruits on mine look the same : Starts pale yellow then turn purple(so far). I already like it. I overwintered a dwarf called SANGRIA. It starts with purple pods and eventually turns red. |
Firstly to you esox07 - I cannot believe your plant. It is so nice looking with the colored fruits. What plant is that. I would like to order seeds for that one, then maybe the lady of the house would be more interested in gardening if she had something colorful like that. Secondly and very important. Is this what I have to look forward to in my future? All of this! I thought my meager 11 plants was crazy and overdoing it.......Now I see I need more pots and cups. Good thing I picked up more trays today. This is my first year growing my own, and am having fun so far. It is great and a good way to learn. Will try to get pics up tomorrow of my first crop. |
Yah, pretty much 4 colors with some combinations as they change from one color to the next. They start yellowish then purple, etc... Here is a picture of the same plant when it was young. |
Peppernovice: I am sorry, I just realized I basically hijacked your thread. Bruce |
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Sun, Feb 2, 14 at 1:01
:) No worries Bruce. I stepped away for a little while today, and was pleasantly surprised with the interest in this thread. Thanks for the kind words. I started these on December 26th. I use Miracle Grow germinating mix. They were started in a 72 cell tray. I moved them to clear solo cups after about 3 weeks, and into these larger pots about 6 days ago, They have had one round of fish emulsion at about 1/4 strength. Tim |
Heres my pics. Started seeds a few weeks ago. Now the first group is starting to get big. I have not seperated them yet as it is still a little cold at night to move them outside. Now add 3 more groups like this in various stages and as my wife says "thats a hella lotta plants". |
Tim, Those seedlings looks great for less than 5 weeks young. They all look very stocky . I fertilize mine with a very WEAK 12 - 4- 8 . every time I water. Ronny, good plants and good for you that are getting close to moving them out. For me ,maybe also Tim, have at least 2 more months to baby our seedlings. OK, peppa buds, lets see more. I love this. |
Started these January 10. Got almost 100% germination except for the Pequins, which can take over a month to germinate at 80 degrees. Slowpokes, but they're worth it. |
Here are a couple of photos of my first attempt of pepper growing. Starting out indoors in a greenhouse. These are a chili of some sort that I had harvested seeds from. |
This post was edited by obchili on Sun, Feb 2, 14 at 12:15
And one more. The square pots are housing Caribbean Reds, front 3 are Trinidad Scorpions Moruga Blend, and 1 7Pot Douglah. |
This post was edited by obchili on Sun, Feb 2, 14 at 12:18
Peppernovice: I think I am going the 72 cell route this year as well...but not all 72. Anyway, I was planning on MG seed starting mix like you. When you potted up the the solo cups and then again to bigger containers, what soil did you use then? Did you stick with MG seed starting mix or something else? Thanks, Bruce |
- Posted by bham_gardener 8a (My Page) on Sun, Feb 2, 14 at 16:42
This is one of my 21 seedlings, this particular one is an El Jefe jalapeño. The others are about the same size, but they're under the lights so I just took this one out for the picture. Seems like a lot of us start our peppers early in the year--this one was started on new year's day, 2014. |
That is a really nice looking 32 day old pepper plant. Bruce |
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Sun, Feb 2, 14 at 17:16
Bruce... I kept them in Miracle grow when I moved them into solo cups. I switched over to a mix when I moved them into the larger pots. It's some 3b mixed with peat moss, perlite, lime, and osmocote. Tim |
All the seedling pics are great, really enjoying this thread started by peppernovice! Thanks for the thoughts on mine too... The temp is fine within the box, so I don't believe that's the issue (I built it that size to maximize light reflection, but wishing it was larger now...as I 'need' more peppers!). I have been letting them thoroughly dry out before watering, so under watering may certainly explain why only the largest one is exhibiting the problem. I'll test it by watering that one some more and see how it goes. I've still got a lot to learn for starting from seed, thank you for the insight from everyone here! The help is much appreciated. |
- Posted by bham_gardener 8a (My Page) on Sun, Feb 2, 14 at 23:39
jutsFL, I use the same system every year and always had success starting from seed. It is: 1. Using a Park BioDome, start one seed in each plug. Place on heat mats with thermostats set at 85ºF and under lights. The BioDome is truly the cadillac of germinating tools, in my experience; never had a pepper seed take more than 24 days to germinate in there, and the average is closer to 11 days. This approach has yielded me excellent germination rates and crops each year. The photo is one day's harvest from last summer, I did that level of harvesting for several weeks, and we now have cans and cans of pickled peppers and lots of dried ones too, just from 2013. (Those are jalapeño and hot thai peppers, btw, the only two varieties that I grew last year.) |
- Posted by Pixel_Pepper 10b (My Page) on Sun, Feb 2, 14 at 23:40
Hello all, I'll post a pic when mine are more photogenic but I'm amused to see I'm not the first to have thought of Solo party cups! Couldn't decide what to plant after that great seed swap so I planted one of each, and one each of the repeats too. I started mine outside in early-mid January. Serrano Tampiqueno and Peter Pepper came up first last weekend, Bishop's Crown during the week, and this weekend a few: both the "em247" and the "maple.grove" strains of Fish Pepper along with the "LeafEricson" strain of Chimayo and also Rain Forest. The medium is sifted pumice in drilled Solo cups and they get afternoon sun. I'm impressed with all the big, healthy plants so early! Can't wait for more of mine to come up. |
- Posted by gfinnil 5 Illinois (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Feb 3, 14 at 0:33
- Posted by scgreenthumb1987 8 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 3, 14 at 0:54
Screenthumb, thats more like a farm. Very impressive indeed. 233 seedlings ! I have about one tenth of that (23, maybe less). I am just a novice here and it shows. seysonn |
- Posted by scgreenthumb1987 8 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 3, 14 at 17:15
Seysonn...thanks. I'm a novice too. Only my second year. If it wasn't for the people on here I'd never have the seeds of the knowledge to do this. |
- Posted by thebutcher 6b (Philadelphia are (My Page) on Tue, Feb 4, 14 at 17:21
These are my Beaverdam seedlings that were from this past summer plants. (My first time with regrowing seeds) At first it was more a test if if they germinated last week and they did, So I put 3 of them in a yogurt cup today after I got back and put it with MG and this is what this photo is of. Not much yet but still kind of excited I got them to sprout. I will start the rest of my hot peppers within the next week or so, I am still trying to figure out what to grow this year. |
- Posted by TechnoChimp none (My Page) on Wed, Feb 5, 14 at 0:10
This is my first attempt at ever growing anything. I have some ghost chilis in the first pic and jalapeños in the second. (Along with some thyme and oregano. The 72 cell has cucumber.) BTW: Those numex twilights look amazing! I know I'm new to the community here, but if I could get a hold of some of those seeds, I would definitely pay it forward next season. :) |
Techno, good job. Unless the lighting is misleading, your seedlings are too pale. Are you fertilizing them at all ? |
sooo jealous of you southerners.. I have to wait around 3/1 to begin seeding. It's gonna be a long 25 days... |
- Posted by TechnoChimp none (My Page) on Wed, Feb 5, 14 at 11:47
Seysonn, I noticed they seemed pale too. I've been working with a few other people over in another thread about ghost chili leaves curling. I did just start fertilizing, but no real change yet. |
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Wed, Feb 5, 14 at 13:08
Impressed with all the good looking plants you guys have growing. Hopefully this thread keeps going. I love seeing the fruits of everyone's efforts. TechnoChimp.... I'll check my seeds, but I believe I gave away my last few NuMex Twilight seeds. Tim |
- Posted by darkstar22 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 5, 14 at 13:58
My seedlings Chocolate Habanero Dedo De Moca Cheiro Brazilian Starfish Bhut Jolokia and some mystery seeds! |
- Posted by ottawapepper 5a (My Page) on Wed, Feb 5, 14 at 14:38
Tim, if you think you gave away your last Twilight seeds don't worry about checking your stock. I can spot TechnoChimp some seed. Let me know if you'd like some as well. TechnoChimp, send me an email via my profile page. Include your mailing address and email address. Bill |
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Wed, Feb 5, 14 at 19:20
Thank you Bill. Those are some beautiful plants jutsFL. Tim |
All of these great photos succeeded in forcing me to succumb to the planting bug. I went ahead and started my early varieties. To further feed my itch, I am posting a pic of the planting...no green yet, but I will update in a week or so when they hopefully start popping. I hope you guys are happy for making me fall off the wagon. :) Bruce |
Esox07... Maybe one of those "anonymous" groups is in order :D |
Started 16 days ago... Morugas, 7-pots, Red Fatallis and a few Carolina Reapers. Some need more time before transplanting. |
How do the twilight taste? Are they worth growing for food, or mainly ornamental? |
esox, again. I like your organization. I tried similar, but yours is awesome. I may have to borrow it as an aide for my own.... You just keep me on my toes. Thanks. |
- Posted by bham_gardener 8a (My Page) on Thu, Feb 6, 14 at 13:53
peps22, I'm just south of the border with Canada, and I always start my peppers on new year's day :D |
pfloyd826: Twilight are relatively hot peppers. Hotter than I care to eat generally. I gave my mom a twilight last summer and she used them fresh in several of her dishes. So, they are definitely edible, but not generally grown for their culinary value. obchili: Yah, I have to keep organized and keep records. Otherwise, I get all mixed up and pretty soon, I forget which is which. Then it takes months for them to grow enough to find out which is which. bham_ gardener: Where are you exactly? Seems strange that ou can be in growing growing zone 8a and be just south of the Canadian border. I am in S. Wisconsin and zone 4b. Bruce |
- Posted by habjolokia 7 (email@example.com) on Thu, Feb 6, 14 at 20:59
Nice looking seedlings everyone! Glad to see some green and can't wait for spring. Here are a few of my seedlings, started on Jan 20th. Mark |
Mine are about 2 1/2 weeks old, just put them in solo cups a few days ago. I've got some other seedlings in the pic also. I'm not growing anything uber awesome, just some jalapeno, poinsettia hot peppers and I just started some pepperoncini 2 days ago. Question, when do I (or should I) fertilize these guys? First time ever starting from seed. Everyone's seedlings look great. Good luck! ~Viv |
Nice pics everyone. I thought I might be starting a bit early as peppers can't go into the garden here until about 3rd week of May. Just got all my containers filled with ProMix HP and seeds in the last couple days. So nothing growing yet but here's my pic: |
This post was edited by gjcore on Fri, Feb 7, 14 at 17:20
So much fun seeing everyone's photos! I haven't grown peppers in a long time, but want to do a raised bed with peppers this year. I have a question about heat mats. I have never purchased one - I understand the pots need to be on the mats until they germinate. Do they stay on them after that? Also, they are pricey - and if I start the amount of seeds I would like to, they wont fit on one mat. Heating pads are quite a bit cheaper - wondering if they would work but worry about electrical problems. What do you do if you don't want to buy a half dozen mats to grow seeds on? Would appreciate any advice on this! Two more questions.....when exactly do you start fertilizing the germinated seedlings and with what? And how long do you leave the lights on the seedings? All the time or just a certain number of hours per day? Thanks for any advice - really enjoy the photos and comments! |
- Posted by ottawapepper 5a (My Page) on Fri, Feb 7, 14 at 17:45
Hi Judith, Regarding heating mats, you can remove your pots once they germinate. Whether they're pricy or not is all relative. You can get a single tray mat at Amazon for $24.95 (link below). You can also purchase double and quadruple mats as well. Do a search on Amazon for "seed heating mats", I find they have really competitive pricing. Note, heating pads for personal use are not water proof/resistant so getting them wet may pose a shock hazard! With respect to feeding, when a seed sprouts it unfolds it's seed or cotyledon leaves. Over the coming days a set of true leaves will form and then another set. At this point it doesn't hurt to start giving them a very weak feeding, say a 5 to 1 diluted 10-10-10 fertilizer (so 2-2-2). As the plant grows you can slowly increase the strength. I personally leave my lights on for 15 hours off for 9. Bill |
Here is a link that might be useful: Single heating mat
What ottawapepper said. But I would add that if you use a heating mat, I suggest that you go ahead and get a thermostat for it. Otherwise, you run a good risk of cooking your seedlings. Here is a photo of mine. I also have a separate thermometer as backup to double check the thermostat. I normally keep a humidity dome on the seedling tray but it is removed in the photo. The discrepency in the thermostat temp and the thermometer temp is due to me installing the thermometer just recently and it hasn't caught up to the real temp of the soil yet. But this shows the heat mat with the thermostat. They are both HydroFarm brand and can be found on Amazon.com and several other online outlets. I believe my heat mat size is 20x20. Bruce |
- Posted by ottawapepper 5a (My Page) on Fri, Feb 7, 14 at 19:04
Good catch Bruce, I should have also suggested a thermostat. Yes, your mat is 20x20... I remember when you ordered it. Your other thermometer is a refrigerator / freezer model ;-)) Same as mine. Bill p.s. Thanks for the seeds friend! |
This post was edited by ottawapepper on Fri, Feb 7, 14 at 19:08
No problem ottawa, get them in some soil and lets see some pics. Bruce |
Thanks so much for the advice! Helps a lot to know that once seeds germinate, I can remove the heat mat and put it on other germinating seeds. Not being chinchy about the cost of a mat - just wasn't sure if I was going to have to buy mats for all the seeds I am germinating! I also grow daylily seeds and it will be fun to put them on the mat to speed germination. I am going to a really great garden supply store in Houston on Sunday - Southwest Fertilizer. They have everything a gardener could want - bet they will have heat mats. Get my rose fertilizer there for the year as its 15% off for rose members for the week. Maybe can include the heat mat. What temperature should I set the heat mat at? I use a hydrogen peroxide/distilled water mix to soak my daylily seeds to speed germination. Has anyone ever tried this with pepper seeds? I am new to the pepper forum, just found it and will be checking it often. I love peppers. Want to grow some hard to find squash peppers - they make the best vinegar pepper sauce. Looking forward to trying all different kinds I have ordered - and SW Fertilizer has lots of different pepper starts, so will be getting some of those. Thanks again for the great advice! |
Seed mat temp: I suggest 83 degrees. Many people soak their pepper seeds prior to planting. I dont and I dont think a Hydro/distilled water solution would hurt them at all. Just don't go too heavy on the Hydro peroxide. If you are looking for any specific pepper seed varieties, just ask on the forum here. Most of the time another member will have them and offer to send some for a self addressed stamped envelope. Good luck and post some pictures when you get a chance. |
- Posted by flipback23 9 SF Bay (My Page) on Sat, Feb 8, 14 at 2:38
This is my first year starting from seeds. Right now I have my peppers and Tomatoes started indoors under grow lights. I know some are leggy I need to upgrade to 4 light fixtures. But other than that they are doing ok so far. I have some super hots, hots, mild and sweets as well as about 12 tomato types. |
- Posted by pepperchuck none (My Page) on Sat, Feb 8, 14 at 19:09
Where are the rest of pictures, fellows ? I have started about 14 varieties, so far. Maybe 2 more . I am trying to keep them growing slower, as I have plenty of time til plant out. Then I have to make room for the matoes, in couple of weeks too. I like to see some green picture.(grin ) |
seysonn: I only have had my seeds in for 4 days, so no green yet. Hopefully, in 3-4 more days, I will have some green to post. Bruce |
- Posted by Bill_Missy 8b (My Page) on Sun, Feb 9, 14 at 19:08
No one wants to see my soil pictures :) I have 140 planted with very little Green right now. Bill |
Hi, Bruce and Bill, Ok. So the work is in process. We shall wait and wish you best of luck in the mean while. We, the people, up north got plenty of time until the sun straightens up its act and axis.(Grin) |
4 cotys ? |
OKgrowing ... very good. They all look good. What are the varieties you have there ? |
Hey! I started most of those on 1/20/14 I've got the following seeds going, and I live in Arlington Texas 8a--not sure if I've selected good seeds for my area. Early Jalapeno Here's a full list of my seeds this year. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvLSk6VJHm_ndEt2bDBuSy1RakZhYXZoR2I0QXpGY0E&usp=sharing |
- Posted by bham_gardener 8a (My Page) on Tue, Feb 11, 14 at 21:20
February 11 here, and so 42 days after I seeded my yearly peppers. Here are about half of them under one of my grow lights. This light is raised for the picture, it's normally about 1" above the crowns of the plants. For this particular light, I've found that to be just about right. These are repotted up to one-gallon pots, I'll leave them like that for another 40-ish days before repotting them to five gallon pots in preparation for the garden. |
- Posted by bham_gardener 8a (My Page) on Tue, Feb 11, 14 at 21:25
Syntria, those seedlings are looking good. The multi-leafed one down on the lower left, 2nd from left in the first row, almost looks like a flower seedling (a cosmo). Which type of pepper is it? James |
OK, quick update after just 5 days. I have Uba Tuba's, Twilights, Black Pearls, and Aji Limons popping already. The Uba Tubas popped yesterday. Bruce |
- Posted by bham_gardener 8a (My Page) on Tue, Feb 11, 14 at 22:48
Very nice, Bruce! Kudos again on your very clear and unique printout to label the cells. I want to grow aji limon next year, so I'll be very interested to see your results with them this year. Please post often :) James |
- Posted by shermthewerm PNW (My Page) on Tue, Feb 11, 14 at 23:09
Feeling a little discouraged right now...I thought I wasn't supposed to start pepper seed until Feb., so I dutifully waited & now am still impatiently waiting for them to emerge. So, no pictures. But should I have started the seeds earlier? Everywhere I looked said to wait until February. So jealous right now. |
Impressive Syntria and bham-,. Bruce, off to a good start I like your organization, instead of planting sticks in the tray, you printed charts:LOL. Shem, be patient. It is just the right timing around here in PNW to start germinating peppers. Probably they wont go outside till mid April anyway. That is more than 8 weeks away. I predict that is going to be a heck of HOT season.hehe |
Wish I had kept up with my seedlings like esox! I started to but didn't keep up with it, and now I actually don't know what a few of my peppers are. All my cups have labels on them now but...a few of them I'm not positive on which pepper they are! Also there are tomatoes and flowers mixed in yes, bham_gardener! Good eye but those really don't look much like peppers, haha. Marigolds of various types and milkweed for the monarchs. Its all kind of mixed in--I am looking at you guys and so much order I don't have! Just started another set of Santaka seeds, my last set grew mold--not sure if still viable. Thoughts? Not to hijack the thread, meep! |
Don't be discouraged shermthewerm! Depends on where you are, I'm in Texas so I can plant in the ground in March if I'm really ambitious, maybe April. If your further north, your still okay. You could plastic bag and damp paper towel germinate some seeds now to get them going (maybe somewhere they are at least 75 degrees or warmer to make them germinate faster, I think 85 would be good but careful to not get much hotter). You should see germination in 7-12 days that way, then you can plant them. Just be sure to keep the seedlings really close to your lights, I made the mistake of having them too far away so they got leggy. Where do you live shermthewerm? |
- Posted by shermthewerm PNW (My Page) on Wed, Feb 12, 14 at 9:58
Thanks for the reassurance, Seysonn & Syntria! I'm in Portland, OR so I usually don't get to plant my peppers until mid to end of May. I haven't started anything indoors for about 10 years, but got really ambitious this year & bought an indoor light set-up & am determined to start everything from seed. Started my peppers on Feb. 1, and haven't had any germinate. Seeing all of these pictures, and comparing them to my flats is making me anxious! |
Peppers can take 10-20 days to germinate, they germinate faster at temps of 75-85. (First year starting peppers from seeds too!). Some of them take foreeever it feels like. Be sure to keep the lights -right on the plants-. A mistake I made, had them 6'' to a foot away. Even in my picture, the lights might not be close enough. I have them tilted on one end on the smaller seedlings and higher on the other end for the tall ones. You have plenty of time. Many peppers recommend starting 8-12 weeks before last frost. I have some seedlings I started on the 27th, Peppers, and they are just barely sprouted. I also didn't use a heating mat on those (moved into a new house between Feb 1st-until now, my poor seedlings), which I think it sped them up but avoid domes since they promote fungus--or at least only use them until you see some leaves then get it off! |
> "What temperature should I set the heat mat at?" 85F is what I hear, but you're likely safe up to 90F or more. If you have a probe thermometer you can check the soil temp at the seed, which may be considerably different from the setting. > "I use a hydrogen peroxide/distilled water mix to soak my daylily seeds to speed germination. Has anyone ever tried this with pepper seeds" I do the same for dried seed - soak overnight, then into a paper towel. And I use 3% hydrogen peroxide sans souci throughout the soaking / germinating phase and into the starter tray. I can't swear that it does any good, but it certainly does no harm. Dennis |
> "Just started another set of Santaka seeds, my last set grew mold--not sure if still viable. Thoughts?" I've had seeds mold immediately upon getting wet, then germinate and grow as if nothing was wrong (though I do use hydrogen peroxide that supposedly suppresses the mold). Others have molded without sprouting immediately and they are problematic. Once the mold gets into the interior of the seed it's all over. When the germ turns black, pitch it. If you start multiple of one type, one may go bad while the others still have a chance. So moldy seeds doesn't mean that they aren't viable. Give them some time and see what happens. Dennis |
and the ones in the sunroom, because of the cold I have divided my greenhouse in 1/2 to conserve heat and therefore ran out of room, hope to put them out there in the next few days and hope the temps stay above 20 degrees. Pam |
This post was edited by esox07 on Wed, Feb 12, 14 at 19:24
LOL. Bruce. Pam, that is amazing. Of course with a greenhouse and sunroom you are well prepared. But still, thats a lot of work. Tim, seems that you need to get a new thread going, due to the overwhelming participation. |
Hey Bruce. Yep, I sell the plants at the local herb festivals (it's great fun) but I do NOT and I have no plans to sell the produce, that's just way too much work. Well, maybe when I retire and have more time I might consider it, but that's many years away. This already is too much work. ;-) It's possible I still need to see a doctor. ;-) No fooling it's a lot of work. I started germinating mid Nov, I finished the last of my seeds last weekend, and right now I don't care if they germinate or not, I am through for the season. ;-) Lets just hope things start warming up soon I'm tired of trying to keep plants in the greenhouse from freezing. And I love your Twilight Bruce, gorgeous. I used to think the Bolivian Rainbow was my favorite, but I think the Twilight has edged past it... btw, what are those bottles you have a pic of above? some kind of beer? I can't read the names. If it's beer is sure is dark, I love dark beer. Pam |
Pam, that was just a photo I grabbed off google images. hahhaha. |
Oh, that is so rotten! ;-) That looked so good. btw, here's another photo, same greenhouse but during the single digit temperatures a couple of weeks ago. |
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 19:44
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 19:45
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 19:46
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 19:47
- Posted by ottawapepper 5a (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 20:22
Ya, Tim, about that "novice" in your GW name, very misleading. Great looking "pro" starts, very nice! I'm looking forward to following your future 2014 grow thread. Bill |
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 21:13
Thanks Bill. You guys can take a lot of credit for my success. Tim |
novice, those really are nice looking little fellas. Cant really call them seedlings any more. Very healthy looking. Bruce |
- Posted by MorugaMan 4 (email@example.com) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 23:26
Tim, what are you using for fertilizer? Those plants look amazing |
- Posted by jarrydleestewart none (My Page) on Fri, Feb 14, 14 at 6:19
Here some of my seedlings first time ever growing not sure what they are suppose to be like any tips would be great. The close is one browning on the edges what's the reason for that? |
- Posted by jarrydleestewart (My Page) on Fri, Feb 14, 14 at 6:22
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Fri, Feb 14, 14 at 9:24
Morugaman..... I've fertilized twice. Once with a fish emulsion, and once with Miracle Grow liqua feed. I use at a quarter to a half strength. They are also in a mix I made which includes dolomitic lime and Osmocote fertilizer. Jarryd..... Your seedlings seem to be a bit leggy. Do you have them under lights? If so, the lights need to be 2 to 4 inches away if they are fluorescent lights. Everyone's plants are looking great. That Dorset Naga is beautiful Don. Have you tried a pepper off of it yet? I was wondering how the heat compares to an outdoor/summer plant. Tim |
That naga looks mighty fine indeed! |
- Posted by jarrydleestewart none (My Page) on Fri, Feb 14, 14 at 20:32
Nah I don't have them under lights can you get away with not having lights? I was a bit unsure on how they were suppose to look at this stage.. They germinated in 6 days so I thought they were going pretty good but by the looks of it they are quite tall. If I got a light would one fluorescent be ok Thanks |
- Posted by jarrydleestewart none (My Page) on Fri, Feb 14, 14 at 20:45
Should I replant them in plastic cups with soil nearly up to there leaves? |
You need lights. The least expensive solution would probably be a 4 foot shop light with two T8 or T12 bulbs. Keep in mind that as your plants grow, they will need a lot more room and enough light now will not be so in a month or two. You can always add another bank of shop lights if necessary later on. But, yes, unless they get some decent sunlight, they need artificial lights. I would suggest Daylight or 6500K bulbs. If you don't get them light soon, they will continue to grow tall and skinny and eventually will wind up with weak enough stems that they simply topple over unless they wind up dying before then. Bruce Bruce |
You dont need to replant them right now, but soon you should. And yes, at that time, you should probably plant them a bit deeper. But not up to the leaves. Maybe 1/4 to 1/3 deeper than they are now. Bruce |
Don: That is an awful nice looking Dorsett Naga. Especially for one grown indoors. That is going to be nice in June when you get it outside. It will probably take another step up in niceness when you do. Bruce |
- Posted by jarrydleestewart none (My Page) on Fri, Feb 14, 14 at 21:11
Yer iv been trying to give them daylight but I think it's to hot because the leaves start to curl and shrivel so I take them out of the sun. It's about 30 degrees Celsius here I eventually want to just grow them outside but is it to early to put them outside? |
30 degrees celcius is about 86 Farenheit. That is pretty warm for seedlings and those little cells will probably dry out in hours in sunny heat like that. I would keep them inside but with artificial light for a while yet. Soon you will need to replant them and then soon after that, I would put them outside in the shade to start with for just a few hours early or late in the day. Then gradually move them to more and more light for longer times until you can plant them in the ground or in large containers for the summer. Where are you at where it is that warm? I haven't seen 0 Celcius for over two weeks here. Bruce |
- Posted by jarrydleestewart none (My Page) on Fri, Feb 14, 14 at 22:10
I'm in Perth Australia so it's middle of summer at the moment |
OK, that makes sense. I kind of thought you were from south of the equator. Bruce |
- Posted by jarrydleestewart none (My Page) on Sat, Feb 15, 14 at 3:29
Ok so I got myself a light and got them in a shady place with not much wind. I replanted them all in plastic cups. So hopefully that will help them and they will grow a bit less leggy. |
- Posted by jarrydleestewart (My Page) on Sat, Feb 15, 14 at 3:31
:( I started these ~ a week ago a/ nothing. Of course two days after I planted them GA got the snow/ice apocalypse a/ the day temp has yet to get over 50. (just my luck) As result I can't get the base of my grow house >60. Last year I had no problem b/c the grow house was indoors; however, this year I moved it to garage (non temp controlled) to get the house out of the way. It's a 4x4 x7 grow house. Part of the problem is that the house is sitting directly on the garage floor. I am going to get a piece of plywood today a/ slide under house in an effort to keep base warmer since it won't be directly on concrete floor anymore. Plus with it sitting directly on floor, I don't feel comfy turning a fan on them a/or opening ventilation flaps in an effort to try a/ maintain as much heat as poss. I have them sitting under a Virtual Sun 2-Ft 6 Lamp Veg Vegetation T5 HO Fluorescent, (roughly 2ft above plants); however, i just can't them warm enough. I am starting to get a little worried b/c I don't have a single sprout (which I know is temp related). My worry is that if these don't start popping up soon that I will have to restart b/c these seeds may have been wasted. Thoughts from the crew... |
Yep, I am sure the temps are affecting the germination. Whether it is delaying it or aborting it altogether is unclear however. I suggest a couple solutions. First, you don't need light right now, just heat. Light is only necessary after they sprout. Some suggestions: You could put a small heater fan in there. I use one in my mini green house in the spring that keeps the night time temps above 50. It runs on a thermostat so it doesn't run constant and only comes on when necessary. Another solution would be to add heat mats under the seedlings. I am not sure how big that grow house is, but they make the heat mats in several sizes. Or, you could install some heat producing lights above the plants which will provide heat to the seedlings. |
Heat mat wise I would need 4'x4'. Little pricey at that size. I took a piece of plywood, cut in half, stacked that under grow house to get it off the concrete floor. Wrapped the plywood in a packing blanket. Bought two 300 watt heating lamps w/ 250 watt infrared heat bulbs. Hoping that will get something moving in next 3-4 days. Bruce - To your point, If I don't see any action shortly then I will trash this group a/ restart. Pray no more snow/ice apocalypse shows up. |
Those heat bulbs should be plenty if the little grow house you have is enclosed. Just make sure you have some kind of thermometer in there so that you don't cook them. Bruce |
Good call Bruce. I bought a combo temp/humidity gauge a/ put it in there. Also bought a time for the heat lamps. Figure fo 8 on a/ 2 off a/ see how that does controlling temp |
- Posted by TechnoChimp none (My Page) on Sat, Feb 15, 14 at 17:33
Just started up 9 more varieties of seeds: Trinidad Scorpion Moraga Huge thank you to ottawapepper for providing the seeds! I'll be sure to get some pictures up once these guys start sprouting. |
First off, there are a lot of nice seedlings out there. And the heat is on to germinate and grow more. I am soaking 3 more varieties that I got the seeds from Leaf/Erickson. Thanks Eric. Second, I believe that if we had to grade and vote for the best bunch of seedling, TIM is the winner. So I suggest that we put to vote and ask him to change his GW user name to "PEPPERPRO" KEEP THE HEAT ON ! |
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 8:54
It's hard to call a winner when not everyone post pics. I appreciate the vote, but trust me, I am a novice. There are far more experienced guys and gals on here. I try to read everyday. There is so much to learn. I think one thing that has helped this year is mixing my own soil. I used Miracle Grow germinating mix initially, but for my second pot up I used some Fafard 3b mixed with perlite, peatmoss, osmocote, and dolomitic lime. It seems the plants really liked the mix. I also fertilized earlier than I ever have. Don't be afraid to give a shot of fertilizer after they start getting true leaves, Just make sure you dilute it. I just hope the more experienced people here continue to share their knowledge. I don't want to name them for fear I'll leave someone out, but we all know who they are. Hopefully everyone keeps posting their pics. I love seeing everyone's techniques and results. Tim |
I have about 15 ghost peppers sprouted with two leaves they are in MG starting mix, I have some long maturity tomatoes that I started at the same time, when I moved them from the seed cells the starting mix was very dry at the root zone, the surface looked moist but the roots were not. I am assuming my peppers are in the same situation, my question is do I need to wait until the true leaves develop before I transplant them into there own container with better mix? I am going to fill the tray with water and see if the mix will wick it up. I started some Serrano this morning in DE, first time using DE so I am all ears on your thoughts, I am a newbe with peppers so please advise. I am headed out for pics of my seed starting set up so don't laugh when I post them. Thanks |
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 12:54
You can go ahead and pot up if you feel your soil is suspect. I start 2 or 3 seeds per cell, and pot them up to individual containers when they are around that size. Tim |
If you set your starter cells into a shallow tray of water, they will wick up water from the bottom. I would do that. I also would hesitate to transplant them until they get a bit bigger. At least a set of true leaves. Right now they are pretty fragile. But, if you feel the soil is a problem, then it would be wise to get them switched over right away. Bruce |
Thanks Tim that is just what I will do today, otherwise it is going to bug me to death I just want to get away from the peat based stuff, if the DE doesn't pan out I have some pine bark fines that I may screen across a 8 mesh and see how that does. Thanks for the help! |
Thanks esox07 lol I have them soaking now, like I responded to peppenivice if I lift one out in about an hour and the soil is still dry I will move all of them over. |
Don't soak them for a whole hour! If they soil doesn't wick up with in a minute or two, it likely will not. I set mine in pan of water and the water wicks up within seconds. I used MG Seed starting mix in the little cells like yours. Bruce |
Ok Bruce its been awhile so I will check, thanks for the help I will keep you guys posted. |
- Posted by jarrydleestewart none (My Page) on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 20:53
Just wondering what the slight browning on the side of the leaves is from? They are looking a bit healthier since I put them under a light. Jarryd |
- Posted by jarrydleestewart none (My Page) on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 20:58
Also should just leave the light on then 24/7 or is good to have it off for a bit? Thanks Jarryd |
jarrydleestewart: I think that is caused by you looking at them too much. No, seriously, that seedling looks like it is doing fine and I wouldn't be concerned about it. Sometimes we expect our plants to be perfect. They never are and any flaw we find immediately raises concerns that something is seriously wrong. The longer/more often we look, the more "problems" we will find. Good luck and I expect to see a picture of that plant in September with bright red fruit hanging all over it. As far as the light goes, I suggest 12-18 hours. 24/7 just isnt natural for Pepper plants. Bruce |
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- Posted by jarrydleestewart none (My Page) on Sun, Feb 16, 14 at 21:14
Haha I broke my hand so I'm off work at the moment so got too much time on my hands. Thanks |
- Posted by thepodpiper 6 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 17, 14 at 15:19
Only those serious about growing peppers are allowed to post in this thread. thepodpiper, I think you are pushing the threshold. If you add one or two more varieties, I think we can allow it. Bruce |
- Posted by thepodpiper 6 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 17, 14 at 15:50
There is more. Most r just ones from my collection that got low on quantity from trading and the chinenses that I will be growing. The ones I will plant on the 1st of March will be all annuums. There will be over 2000 plants and most will be sold. |
getting bigger |
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Mon, Feb 17, 14 at 17:12
Looking good OKgrowin. Podpiper.....Do you sleep? That's an impressive list. There's a couple on there I would like to have. Hit me up when you harvest seeds. Maybe I'll have something you don't, but after seeing that list, I doubt it. Tim |
OKgrown, Those are some nice and healthy looking seedlings. Podpiper : Bless ! Even though you are going to sell most but that is impressive to me. Last count I will have just about 20 varieties, about one or two plants of each. I am just trying to germinate the last 3. I predict that it is going to be a HOT season. LOL |
- Posted by thepodpiper 6 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 17, 14 at 17:55
I"m only growing 3 plants of each variety that I am harvesting seeds from and the plants that sell will be numerous quantities. Tomatoes is where the money is so that is where the plant numbers get out of control. Even though I sell plants now, it is very much an addiction to grow these and many other vegetables…I can't stop. 2 years ago I had 250 varieties of peppers and 100 varieties of heirloom tomatoes in my garden. My garden is 150' long and 50' wide the width grows by about 3-4 ft a year. When my wife leaves for the day in the spring I just move the fence out and till the grass before she gets home. |
- Posted by ottawapepper 5a (My Page) on Mon, Feb 17, 14 at 18:05
thepodpiper, Thank You! My GF thinks I'm crazy growing 48 varieties this year. I just showed her your list and said... "See, I'm not that bad, there are crazier pepper growers than me out there! Aren't you glad you don't live with this guy? Kinda makes you appreciate me more doesn't it. I got a ya right look. My pillow isn't on the sofa yet though! |
podpiper: Garden or "Back 40"? Bruce |
- Posted by thepodpiper 6 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 17, 14 at 18:40
I have not taken many pics the last couple of years but there are a few on the link. |
Here is a link that might be useful: garden pics
Hello everyone your seedlings all look great! And by reading this post I reilized that I have probably put my seedlings out way to early. I went straight from peat pellets into my raised bed.and I didnt harden them off will they live. Thanks for the help |
Hello everyone your seedlings all look great! And by reading this post I reilized that I have probably put my seedlings out way to early. I went straight from peat pellets into my raised bed.and I didnt harden them off will they live. Thanks for the help |
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We are actually getting rain this morning - thank you Lord. Rain had been predicted, or maybe I should say we had been given a high probability percentage of that happening, and it really did. The rain is supposed to turn to snow with steady north wind of 30 mph and gusts up to 45 mps, so there will be whiteouts and drifting. But, it will be WET. Blizzard warnings for entire Texas Panhandle through tomorrow, and only 2 days this coming week above freezing. Hopefully, people will be careful in their travels and other excursions.
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Rain in the Texas Panhandle is always good news. Steve in Baltimore County. |
Rain, yes,yes, worth cheering if one hasn't seen much of it. But that bit about the windy snow didn't sound good. Take care and enjoy the precipitation from indoors :) |
Glad you've gotten some rain, but the weather forecast for the whole southwest region doesn't sound good--blizzard conditions all over the place. I agree with Meldy: enjoy the precipitation from indoors. Maybe bake some cookies to eat while you're watching it snow? :>) |
- Posted by lilosophie none (My Page) on Tue, Dec 20, 11 at 1:17
It's my so-called rainy season and last year we were 110% of normal and this year, a bit of rain early November and not a drop since. Very cold nights, very low humidity, bright sunshine, but not really all that warm. No rain in sight. The ski resorts in the Sierras are dying, no snow and it's the most busy time if there is snow, they have some machine made, but that's not doing it and expensive to maintain. No one says the "D" word yet, but all that blue sky and sunshine, welcome in late February and Match, is getting everyone nervous. |
Merry Christmas! Great present. (wink, wink) |
It's been raining continually in S.E. Ohio. I'm not complaining, because it is coming down in drops, intead of flakes. But it did impact the harvests last fall. You'll see that reflected in your food costs. My garden never went in last year until nearly summer, then the varmits got it........got it all for the most part. |
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We installed laminate flooring in our condo bedroom. The walls are concrete so we have to glue the quarter-round molding to the wall instead of nailing it. Furthermore, the walls have a rough texture to them. What kind of glue should be used? How do we account for the rough texture of the wall since there will be gaps between the molding and the wall?
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Heavy duty construction adhesive would do it. It's thick enough that it'll do fine on the rough concrete. Read the label and find one that adheres to concrete. You could hold the molding against the walls with a few concrete blocks pressed up against them. And you can caulk any gaps, both along the top edge and the bottom one. |
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Update 12:23PM Tuesday: Never mind all that "never mind all that" stuff. The UCI reversed its decision and will allow Lance to race. Read on for the full deal on what Armstrong can expect at the Gila, and why he's racing there.
Update 5:00PM: Hey, never mind all that. Not four hours after I posted this little musing, the UCI shut down Armstrong's Gila aspirations like a General Motors plant. The UCI has a rule that not only can ProTour teams not race national events (non-UCI-rated) but ProTour riders are not allowed to enter, even on composite teams.
VeloNews, which has the full scoop, says that the three Americans on Astana will now train in Aspen the week prior to the Giro. Not the result they wanted and it's interesting to see, after bending the rule regarding competition eligibility for Armstrong earlier this year at the Tour Down Under, that the UCI is now playing hardball over what is a far less consequential issue. Why, we're not sure.
Historically, the UCI hasn't enforced this rule even in Europe. (Technically, the rule invalidates those post-Tour kermesses like Profronde van Stiphout and Acht van Chaam that riders do for fun and fat start money. I guess Stiphout has better contacts at the UCI than Gila does.) And Leipheimer raced, solo, but in Astana gear, at the recent Sea Otter Classic, where he even won one stage. He and Chris Horner also raced the 2008 Cascade Classic in Astana kit, and no one seemed to care. But as with 3:1 aerodynamic profiles and other arcana, the UCI has decided that now is the time to flex its muscle, rather than, oh, actually using any of the passport data they've been gathering for the past 16 months.
At the Sea Otter Classic, I attended a press introduction for SRAM's new 2010 products when Road PR manager Michael Zellman made the following statement about the company's sponsorship of the Tour of the Gila: "We should have an announcement shortly about some of our best athletes at the Gila," he said. It was a not-so-cryptic reference to the rumors that Lance Armstrong would race the event as a final race-prep event before the Giro d'Italia.
The notion of Armstrong at at race like the Gila shows just how far the event has come from its recent state. Exactly two months before Zellman's pronouncement at Sea Otter, Gila organizers announced that due to lack of sponsorship the race might not even be run in 2009 - a sad end for a 22-year-old event.
Then, on March 10, SRAM announced it had picked up the title sponsorship of the event. Two weeks later, Armstrong crashed and broke his collarbone at the Vuelta a Castilla y Leon, putting in motion the sequence of events that might put him on the start line in Silver City, New Mexico this Wednesday.
Armstrong has been training hard in Aspen the last few weeks, with hilly road rides up to seven hours long, according to his Twitter feed. And he's confirmed he'll start the Giro, although finishing the three-week race may be another matter, let alone contending for a win.
The central challenge Armstrong faces is that the 2009 Giro is an exceptionally challenging course - there are six mountaintop stage finishes, starting as soon as stage four. And while Aspen has plenty of climbs, what it doesn't have is an elite road race where Armstrong can get in some race-pace miles.
The five-stage Gila is a climber's special - past winners include Scott Moninger and Chris Baldwin, both talented climbers. Stage 5 in particular - the Gila Monster road race - is worthy of its name: 105.7 miles, with over 9,000 feet of climbing. It's hillier than the Tour de Romandie, the Swiss ProTour event that serves as a final pre-Giro prep for most riders. But there are two other reasons Armstrong may choose the Gila.
First, the Gila has a short, 16.5-mile time trial that is probably a better test for Armstrong than the flatter prologue and team time trial events at Romandie. The Gila TT has about 1,000 feet of climbing, which makes it a micro-stage approximation of the Giro's 12th stage TT along the hilly Ligurian coastline. Armstrong previewed that stage in March, before his crash, and pronounced it difficult enough that he might use a road bike rather than his TT sled.
Second, and perhaps more important, Armstrong might have a safer ride at the Gila. That's counter-intuitive since if he races Gila he'll be mixing it up with Cat 1 amateurs who may not have quite the handling skills you find on the ProTour. But to hear the stories from his Castilla y Leon crash, Armstrong himself was riding a little nervously there.
One of the most telling quotes about that crash came when Armstrong's Astana teammate, Levi Leipheimer, was asked what happened, and said he didn't see it. "I was in the front," he replied. Armstrong, of course, was extremely disciplined at riding the front third of the field during his winning streak at the Tour. He was noted for almost never crashing, which was a combination of luck and the fact that, after 1999 at least, he was very much a protected rider.
Armstrong always had teammates around him and, as important as their physical presence was, he enjoyed such an outsize reputation as the boss that other riders generally deferred to him - with a few exceptions. That dynamic doesn't exist anymore. In being gone for three seasons, Armstrong returned to a peloton of riders who either never raced with him or who have cemented their own reputations as top contenders. In short, they're not getting out of his way anymore just because he's Lance Armstrong.
At Gila, Armstrong's myth endures - the few riders there who raced with him at some point know him and respect him and the rest, who probably had posters of the guy on their walls as juniors, will be able to tell their grandkids someday that they raced alongside Lance Armstrong. It might be the highlight of the Gila for them. If they're on a wheel and Armstrong moves in, they'll let him.
That said, Gila has its own challenges. The obvious one is the talent spread - a rider may have the best of intentions but crashes happen. And, the descents at the Gila are steep and technical, and accidents occur yearly. Occasionally, they are incredibly serious, as in Fausto Esparza's crash last year. The former Tecos-Trek rider was paralyzed below the waist.
More prosaically, there's the little issue of whether Armstrong is able to enter. His Astana team is specifically prohibited from doing so - as a UCI ProTour team it cannot enter events without UCI sanction, and Gila is only part of USA Cycling's National Racing Calendar. One option might be to race alongside his Trek-Livestrong U23 team, but that team is already fielding a roster of eight riders for the event.
More likely is that Armstrong and several teammates, such as Levi Leipheimer and Chris Horner, enter on their own. Gila takes privateer entries - Chris Baldwin, who won the 2006 event, is slated to start even though he got canned last week by his Rock Racing team as a cost-cutting measure. (Rock, incidentally, is the only major US Continental Pro team not registered for the Gila. Although originally slated to race, the team backed out, citing lack of funds.)
Astana released its roster for the Tour de Romandie today and none of the three Americans is on the list. Leipheimer is currently training in Utah, and Horner is in San Diego. He suffered a broken collarbone at the Volta Pays Basque, and is the least likely to start the Gila. All three are expected to be on Astana's Giro roster. Romandie is the team's last scheduled event before the Giro.
As of now, none of the three are on the official start list for the Gila either. But at Sea Otter, Leipheimer told reporters he wasn't due to leave for Italy until May 4, the day after the Gila ends. That gives them plenty of time to make it to Venice in time for the start of the 2009 Giro. Will they turn up in Silver City? If they do, it'll be the biggest thing to happen to the Gila, and could cement the race's viability for the near future.
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Speaking of Astana, the respected German newsmagazine der Spiegel reported on Saturday that Andreas Kloden and former Astana pro Matthias Kessler were both named in a forthcoming independent report on the systematic doping at the T-Mobile team, where both raced prior to 2007. The commission was investigating the role of two doctors at the Freiburg hospital who admitted to doping athletes as recently as 1999 on the team, then known as Telekom. But they denied the allegations that the doping continued as late as 2006, as claimed by former T-Mobile rider Patrik Sinkewitz.
Kloden, who won a stage and briefly held the lead at the recent Tour of Trentino, has consistently denied involvement, and both his Astana team and the UCI say that unless facts emerge no disciplinary action will be taken. The official report isn't expected until mid-May, and officials are unclear about how der Speigel got a copy since it's not finished yet. Still, the timing of the report is very poor for Kloden, who is expected to be the Astana team's primary GC hope at the Giro (Contador won't race, and Leipheimer, a reliable GC contender, hasn't raced in Europe since he won Castilla y Leon).


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Jailhouse Rock (1957)
Elvis may not have been the greatest of actors, but when essentially playing himself he pulls it off – and he does that here, as a man thrown in the county jail for manslaughter, discovering his prodigious musical talents while in the joint and deciding to make a life as a star when he gets out. Rags to riches meets rock 'n' roll!
The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)
There's a lot of wrongful imprisonment occurring in our list, and here's one of the most famous fictional examples, as an innocent man is betrayed by his best friend over a woman – and sent to an horrific island prison for 13 years as a result. Ably adapted from Dumas' novel, this story then becomes one of the great revenge tales, as Jim Caviezel's Dantes forms an elaborate plot to get back the girl and settle the score with the wicked Mondego (Guy Pearce).
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Sleepers (1996)
More revenge going on, as four New York boys wind up in a juvenile detention centre and are abused by the sadistic guards, only to get a chance opportunity for payback many years later. Sleepers' all-star cast and intriguing moral questions make it well worth two hours of your time.
Take the Money and Run (1969)
While not regarded as one of Woody Allen's better films – it's his first as a director – Take the Money and Run is presented as documentary about the life of an inept, neurotic criminal (played, naturally, by Allen himself). A hundred real life convicts from the notorious San Quentin jail were drafted in as extras for the prison scenes.
The Great Escape (1963)
Based on the real life mass escape attempt from German prisoner-of-war camp Stalag Luft III (although Steve McQueen's iconic "Cooler King" is sadly a work of fiction), The Great Escape works as a taut boys' own thriller – perfect post-Christmas Dinner fodder – but its tragic ending lingers long in the memory.


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This drink was inspired by an iced mint lemonade I tasted on my most recent trip to Israel. I've recreated the drink here with added rum for kick. This cocktail is light, cool, and refreshing—perfect for a spring celebration.
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- 1 1/2 oz rum
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- Fresh mint leaves for garnish
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Natural Bridge, Springbrook National Park is a most unusual geological feature created over millions of years by water tumbling through the roof of a basalt cave. Natural Bridge is home to an amazing colony of glow-worms, whose lights can be seen only after sunset. Lookouts and lush rainforest also grace this part of the Gondwna Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, making it one of the most popular parks in Australia. Take the short circuit walk to the natural arch over Cave Creek, and view the unique waterfall and cave. Enjoy a picnic and relax in cool rainforest. Join a nocturnal tour to see delicate glow-worms. (Remember a torch for the walk, but turn it off once in the cave). On summer nights, see luminous fungi and fireflies. During the day, hear the calls of paradise riflebirds, green catbirds and wompoo fruit-doves.
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In-Game Fixes for March 4th, 2010
- In the Lord Marrowgar encounters, the boss will no longer reset threat after a bone storm and will now wait a small amount of time before attacking at the end of a bone storm.
- In the Deathbringer Saurfang encounters, the boss is now less likely to cast Blood Nova on targets affected by Mark of the Fallen Champion.
- In both normal and heroic versions of the 10 player Rotface encounter, the mutated infection ability will not be cast as quickly while the fight progresses.
- In the 10- and 25-player heroic Festergut encounters, the malleable goo ability should no longer target pets.
- In the Valithria Dreamwalker encounters, the duration of Emerald Vigor and Twisted Nightmares were slightly increased.
- In the Sindragosa encounters, the duration of the instability debuff was slightly reduced.
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My four year old grandson wants a quilt either with skateboarders or motorcross bikes on it....does anyone know where I can find material... either a cheater print or something I can fussy cut...I have searched here in Manitoba and even eastern Ontario. I had occasion to visit a Joanns in Flint Michigan last week but could only find a print in polar fleece...good for a blanket but not a quilt... |
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- Posted by teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 30, 11 at 19:14
I think a shop we visited in Lancaster had skateboards, maybe even motorcross bikes. This shop has lots of theme fabrics - send them an email or phone them. They are very nice there. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Hayloft Fabrics
I am going to Western NY tomorrow and will visit a number of quilt shops as well as Joann Fabrics and Hobby Lobby. How much do you need? Mary |
- Posted by magothyrivergirl (My Page) on Thu, Mar 31, 11 at 7:59
I do! I do! I just completed a stack in whack using the very brightly colored skaterboarders. Perfect for fussy cut. This is not where I bought it. I ordered mine at equilter.com My quilt is in the March Show and Tell post |
Here is a link that might be useful: Skateboard fabric
Here are a few on-line sources: http://www.keepsakequilting.com/productdetail/9654.htm |
There are some great ones here: |
I would need about 3 yards at least...maybe even 4 yards. That way I can make a pillow sham as well. Thanks Mary...I looked all over Cambridge and Galt...Len's Mill didn'rt even have any. |
I looked at 3 quilt shops (not much juvenile/novelty fabric at all) and 2 Joann Fabric and all I saw was the fleece. Sorry. Mary |
Anytime you are looking for any unusual fabric, I recommend trying equilter.com. Type what you want in the blue 'search' bar at the top of their page and I'm certain it will come up with something! Even if you don't buy it there, at least you'll know what's available. Kate |
Here is a link that might be useful: eQuilter.com
Thanks to all for your help...Magothyrivergirl...I placed and order to Spring Lake Fabrics for the material...think I will do it in one piece and quilt around the figures...have less that two weeks to get it done as well as a butterfly quilt for his twin sister...wish me luck |
- Posted by magothyrivergirl (My Page) on Sun, Apr 3, 11 at 16:56
nana- glad I could help out. The fabric is very nice & bright and you will be able to pick any of the colors to match easily for borders. I think you could easily use it as a "panel" in the main part of the quilt & quilt around the figures to make them stand out. Please post a picture when you finish it. |
I will post pics of both quilts when I get them done for sure... |
- Posted by Kathy Hurd(firstname.lastname@example.com) onFri, Apr 8, 11 at 10:37
Could please help me find I Love Lucy fabric with Lucy and Ethel working at the candy factory. i would like to find the one with Luch & Ethel wearing the hats along with co-ordinates. Thank you for your help. My daughter-in-law is sick and i wanted to make her a bag out of the fabric as she loves I Love Lucy. Thank you |
- Posted by polardream (My Page) on Fri, Apr 8, 11 at 13:58
Kathy, there are several different ones on ebay - some are "buy it now" and others are bid items. From the quick search - there are several different sites you can buy from but not sure which one you are wanting. This link might help. Good luck! Sue http://crafts.shop.ebay.com/Crafts-/14339/i.html?_nkw=i+love+lucy |
the skateboarding material arrived today...it is fantastic. Caleb will be so happy when he gets it...thanks for the suggestions |
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JohnNovember 2000 |
What a month this has been. Wow... I guess when I look back sometime in the future to October of the year of our Lord 2000, I think I should smile, really. I mean, I've made new friends, grown closer to others, went to a shrink for the first time, met a guy that would change my life and I sort of came out on my own terms.
Let me explain that, because, bearing in mind that most people already knew and for those who didn't, it was the obvious. But some people; many people were in the dark. I guess coming out isn't really important when you think about it but it seems like the world when it's you that has to come out. You want everyone to know who you're in love with, and you want to know if they'd accept you no matter what. So yeah, I felt the need, and a few problems arose, so I came out before anyone could "out" me, and I did it on my own terms.
At the same time I've been thinking about college and how I want to leave this place so very badly. But sometimes I wonder what I'm leaving. I'm very prepared to break contact with everyone and never come back, not even to see my mother. But at the same time, this is my world, as odd as it may be. This is what I am today. I remember my first "real" kiss was in the boys' locker room in the first floor gym, in the partition between the lockers, where there's a solitary aisle that leads out to the gym. I remember I lost my virginity at this guy's house, whom I hate now, on Kipling Road. I remember when I first told my best friend that I like men sitting here near my computer, I told her over the phone, and later met her to confirm it. I remember the way I used to get so happy when my father would come home from work, and I remember when he was never there for me, yet I would bend over backwards for him. I remember the first time I fell in love... it was in this very room when we first realized that we loved each other. So I guess it's all of this, all of these little things about me that I'm missing, really. I haven't even come close to leaving this place, yet I'm already missing everything, because no matter how cold this place may be, it's always home. "There's fortitude in these walls" that's what the neighbor said in the controversial movie, "Making Love" before the debacle of his sexuality poured fourth. Fortitude... I guess the walls that entrapped me during my childhood and still imprison me to this day do hold some type of fortitude.
Home is where the heart is... I guess it's true, but one can bring his love wherever he chooses and still yearn for that place that kept him safe when he was young. I guess that's why many kids that move a lot are so messed up... they need somewhere to live in long enough to call their home. LOL, I really trailed off. I guess I wanted really, to talk about what we're leaving. I'm sure many gay teens have wanted to leave their homes for acceptance and other things like that, but what are they leaving? I think it's worse to be suspected of something then to actually be known. I think that if someone knows you're gay, they think that the word "fag" hurts less because it's more real to them now, I dunno. I'm confused, dazed, in love. I have like, nothing to write at all this month, because October 2000 has been a nothing month. It's had no influence on my life at all. I learned that I'm more "ballsie" then I thought I was, but that's nothing, really. BTW, I'm writing the rest of this a week later. Anyway...
Life's a bitch and then you die. That is so true. God, I've been living a terrible life lately and I SO want to get out of it. BTW, on a side note boys, if you like someone, and you know they like you back, don't hesitate. Just go and get what you really want. Don't ever let anyone force you to believe that you aren't worth what you want. If you have the power to get what you want, than you are damned well worth it. And I guess it seems odd that I wrote that and all, but it's so true. I learned that this month, too. I guess people learn a lot in October.
BTW, Happy Halloween everyone!!!! Halloween, or Samhain, is my favorite holiday, really. I think it's the greatest day in the world. You get candy, dress up and you can be whomever you want. I love the freedom that that gives people. It's like being able to be a whole new person. You're released sexually, mentally...; you're released into a world where, in costume, you can be anybody. Take the opportunity and act for a while. Act like yourself. "All the world's a stage and we are all merely players." How much more truth can this phrase have?
Anyway, though I know that not many people are reading this, I wanna praise Mr. Jeff, our editor, because I'm sending this in very late, which I know I shouldn't. And I also want to get some feedback from readers, I wanna know what you think about my column, and what you'd like me to write about next month. I like to get input from readers. Anyway, I've no more to say but that friends are a good thing to have. I've wanted to kill myself many times and the only thing to keep me from slitting my wrists is because I love the fabulous blue carpet in my room, and would never want to get it stained. But thanx to my "network" of friends, I've been able to keep it real. So, yeah. Keep it real everyone!
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Desktility has the ability to *lock* icon positions and automatically put them back where they were, instantly using a hotkey, the main interface or the system tray. Switch to the screensnap tab within the program and a new wealth of possibilities are opened to you. Desktility can take three types of screenshots: the entire screen, regional screenshots, and screenshots of individual windows.
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Rename, change file/folder date-time stamps and attributes in batch mode. You can set or reset individual attributes, Accessed, Modified and Created dates, date-time shifting and masking, filters. You can set or reset individual attributes, Accessed, Modified and Created dates, Custom filters can be applied to process certain items.
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Password Recovery Console 2.52.050505
The Password Recovery Console is a web-based application that enables the delegation of password recovery privileges. The Password Recovery Console interface can be accessed from any networked system, and can be configured to allow specific users in your enterprise to recover the password of any or all accounts that have been set and stored by User Manager Pro and/or Random Password Manager. The Password Recovery Console offers granular control.
See also: 2000, LANICU, HIPAA, SOX, Security, Management, Pwdump, Passwords, Hash, Migration, SAM, single sign on, forgot password, Common Credentials, Password Reset, Help Desk, 2003, Microsoft
Clock Guard 2.0.0
Software program that prevents tampering with the computer clock. Insures integrity of file time/date stamps, employee sign-in/sign-out times, computer use registration, etc.
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Reset Service Password 1.0
Allows you to change accounts and passwords for Services from a remote computer. No need to go to the remote machine to change Service Logon Account or Password. Batch Start/Stop Services on Multiple Machines Simultaneously. A must have utility for any Network or Systems Administrator. Search macines on your network for Services using certain accounts. Requires Administrative Rights to Local PC.
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Random Password Manager Enterprise Ed. 1.19.050623
Password randomization of your common accounts on all your systems. Web based interface allows your Help Desk to get the current password in effect for each system. SQL Server based solution.
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Account Reset Console 2.50.050403
The Account Reset Console provides your Help Desk with a fully audited and delegated way to reset your domain account passwords/account flags via any web browser. One of the most common requests to your help desk is from users that have forgotten their passwords and need them reset. Organizations need a simple, yet secure way to perform this common activity while complying with the control and auditing requirements of Sarbanes-Oxley, SEC...
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Allows you to change passwords for local accounts from a remote computer. No need to go to the remote machine to change local Administrator or other account passwords. Change passwords on a single or multiple computers, simultaneously. A must have utility for any Network or Systems Administrator. Requires Administrative Rights to Local PC.
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Desktop Resetter 1.7.2
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Lomsel Shutdown is a small system utility that can automatically perform various frequently used operations like shutdown or restart your computer, disconnect your current dialup connection, hibernate workstation, etc. It also provides fast access to these operations through system tray icon with popup menu. The utility has frendly and a nice looked interface, that allows you to initiate operations mentioned above from your computer.
See also: standby, hibernate, logoff, reset, shutdown
Reset Password Management 3.2
Less involvement of IT staff Password reset requests form a substantial part of all helpdesk calls. Such requests often show a peak on Monday morning and during holiday seasons. Higher call volumes will not only require extra staff to cope with the frustrating task of resetting passwords. An organization also runs the risk that other important Helpdesk tasks remain unattended or unresolved.
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Internet Explorer Password Recovery 5.0.1
Program for recovering logins and passwords for web sites. Utility recovers cached passwords of email accounts, protected websites saved web sites and forms passwords. i.e password recovery utility restores all deleted IE passwords including FTP, email account, online billing auto forms autocomplete entries. Utility recover lost hidden cached email passwords restore forgotten web form email login ids passwords.
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Authentic HTML Button Maker 2.5.1
Make Authentic HTML Buttons easily. Add Built-In OnClick Button Events or Link to Web Sites, Images, and Email Clients. Have visitors go back to their previous page, forward, close the current window, print page, refresh the page, submit the form, and more. Have the linked document open in an IFrame (parent, self. or top) or open the document in a named IFrame. or named Frame. Alternatively, you can open the linked document in a new window.
iPod Disk Repair Software 184.108.40.206
iPod lost file recovery utility can restore all music, pictures, photos and images like JPG JPEG GIF BMP TIFF PNG RIFF TIFF etc. Application ensures restoration of all your lost or formatted files and folders from iPod and restores them in a safe location on your desired location. Software supports various iPods like iPod apple, iPod shuffle, iPod nano, iPod mini, iPod first generation, iPod next generation, Samsung, Toshiba, Sony.
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adjective \ˌən-dər-ˈlī-iŋ\—used to identify the idea, cause, problem, etc., that forms the basis of something
: lying under or below something
Full Definition of UNDERLYING
a : lying beneath or below <the underlying rock is shale> b : basic, fundamental <an investigation of the underlying issues>
: evident only on close inspection : implicit
: anterior and prior in claim <underlying mortgage>
: of or being present in deep structure <underlying word order>
Examples of UNDERLYING
- the ocean and the underlying rock
- <the underlying differences between democracy and dictatorship>
First Known Use of UNDERLYING
Related to UNDERLYING
- Synonyms
- abecedarian, basal, basic, beginning, elemental, essential, fundamental, introductory, meat-and-potatoes, rudimental, rudimentary, elementary
- Antonyms
- advanced
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adjective \-ˌlī-iŋ\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of UNDERLYING
: serving as a basis or cause (as of secondary symptoms) <the underlying brain malformation that caused the hydrocephalus—R. M. Henig>
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