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Nice selection of low heat peppers from Russia, thanks!       I bet this one is from Bulgaria. The name means nothing more than "small red pepper". I think varg will confirm it as the name is from Russian (or Bulgarian which is quite closely related to Russian) and transcripted from Cyrillic.

Yeah, give us more details about the purple carrots! I'm also curious about them. Do they have longer growing season than ordinary ones? I've never seen them before.

I see I'm not the only one who likes to make this tables with all information about each plant, statistics, etc.! :D

I hope Rougejim doesn't mind if I answer here and not in PM. I'm not a geologist, I'm a student of civil engineering. I'm glad you like my nickname.   It's going to be my second season as well but I haven't started yet.

Sounds logical, thanks!

Good luck, Roguejim!   On the last two pics leaves are a little bit purple-ish. Is it normal or does it perhaps indicate some problem with nutritiens, pH, lights?

Good luck with your grow, Pepperjack91! I'm also on the list "When I saw it, I thought" they are growing in cappuccino in cups ;)

I planted one seed as my Christmas present so it's almost a week now. I cannot wait when it comes out :D Thank you for your wishes!

How long did it take them to sprout?

Wow, this looks great and healthy! Good luck with stabilizing it. In case you are looking for some people to grow this next season, sign me in, please.

I created a similar thread some time ago. You might want to have a look. Here's a link http://thehotpepper.com/topic/37994-the-best-for-stuffing-with-cheese/

I grew Pasilla Bajio this year and they really liked taking their time to ripen. They were their final size quite fast but then - it takes ages.

In this example it would be about $28 to pay where I live (Poland). Not much less than in the USA.

Cost = EnergyUsed* PricePerPiece   EnergyUsed = Power * Time = 5 * (54W * 17h/day) * 31days = 142290W= 142,29kW PricePerPiece = 1,045 * (10.7574¢/kWh + 11.4053¢/kWh + 0.6006¢/kWh + 0.3905¢/kWh) = 24,1957¢/kWh   Cost = 142,29kW * 24,1957¢/kWh = 3443¢ = $34,43

I got a question, whether to you thirdcoasttx or others. Wouldn't it be better to remove the flowers and pods and let the plant grow larger? Won't a couple of fruits force the plan to focus on these instead of growing, developing root system, etc.?

Nice, though nasty, babies!   I'd do as neoguy says - wait until they got at least 2 sets of true leaves. When transferring, be careful about the roots. They may got damaged very easily. You can do it now as well with a spoon but that's a risk of hurting roots.

A lot of heat got wasted but don't worry - you got new season to grow much more of it!

In Polish we got grammatical gender (like in German or Spanish) so peppers are female - I'm ok with that :D

Nice set of photos, great quality :)

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