Philosophical Friday

Some of the blossoms have turned into baby peppers.  As they develop I’ll be able to figure out if this is a scorpion or a fresno.

The remnants of Cristobal are blowing through today, and I’m a little worried about the outside plants.  It’s going to be really windy, and we could see some heavy rain.  They’re in a somewhat sheltered spot under a small tree, so I’m hopeful that they’ll be ok.  I have plenty of other plants inside and

The newly potted plants seem to be content in their new homes.  I’m still keeping everyone in the partial shade and sunny spot under the tree.

I spent most of the day doing yard work, but I had enough time to pot some more plants.  I still have a lot more to do.

The outside plants seem to be thriving.  I think they’ve acclimated to the new environment. I didn’t get anything repotted today, but I did manage to prepare a few pots.  The hard part is done.  I can enjoy doing the fun and easy part tomorrow.

Some of the purple cayenne peppers have buds.  I’m hoping the weather cooperates this weekend so I can get more of these guys outside.

A series of thunderstorms rolled through the area last night.  I was a little worried that the plants I moved outside would be unhappy this morning.  I was pleasantly surprised to find them in pretty good shape.  Even the droopy lemon drop peppers weren’t very droopy.

The scotch bonnet is still my favorite of the plants.  They’re really pretty plants.

Another fresno or scorpion was blooming this morning, so I took him outside and put him in a real pot. It’s probably going to be hot today, so I made sure everyone got a good drink.  I sprayed down their leaves a little too.  The weight of the water was a little too much for

With some of the peppers moved outside, I have a little more room on my desk for the moment. Some of the plants are on the floor next to the desk.  My little grow light isn’t tall enough to work with the taller plants, so I put the light on my desk to shine down