Fresh Seed ? - Page 2

luigiwu · March 31, 2015

I have never gotten Ancho to germinate for me and that is with a seed mat and all (and from reliable seed shops.)

Irv Wiseguy · March 31, 2015

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Originally Posted by drew51

Not sure why? Working for me. Could somebody else test them?

Yeah, there was some extra stuff in the URL before the http part in your links. These should work:

http://www.peppadewfresh.com/Recipe_folder/Recipes.asp

http://www.peppadewfresh.com/Recipe_..._Peppadew.html

Irv

drew51 · March 31, 2015

Thanks for fixing, i was busy cooking, it went well!

AlittleSalt · March 31, 2015

I bought a Poblano pepper from HEB and saved seeds from it. The plants from those seeds look really good.

Worth1 · March 31, 2015

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Originally Posted by AlittleSalt

I bought a Poblano pepper from HEB and saved seeds from it. The plants from those seeds look really good.

Was the pepper green or red when you took the seeds?

Worth

AlittleSalt · March 31, 2015

Green

Worth1 · March 31, 2015

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Originally Posted by AlittleSalt

Green

Thanks just as I suspected.
I have read where they wouldn't sprout from a green pepper but I have got them to sprout too.
Worth

Starlight · April 1, 2015

Worth... Look at all them peppers!!!!!!

How neat to string and dry them like that. Next time you string some up, if you happen to think about it, will show me how you do that? I've only ever dried peppers between two screens out in the sun.

Makes it hard sometimes too because of the humidity trying to keep them from molding inside.

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I have never gotten Ancho to germinate for me and that is with a seed mat and all (and from reliable seed shops.)

Luigiwu... I wish I could give you some pointers, but this is going to be my first time trying. Maybe they need a longer time to germinate since they bigger?

Drew... Thanks for the links. I love stuffed peppers. The only type I have made so far is with the green bells stuffed with hamburger, rice and seasons and baked in tomato sauce. Pepper steak is a dish I love too. I could eat it every night with some rice.

Italian sausage and cream cheese sounds yummy. Can I come to dinner.

I hope mine germinate. They were a dark..dark green when I got them and I let them sit on the counter and they started turning a brownish red color.

drew51 · April 1, 2015

Dinner came out well, and yes I like the taditional way too. Sometimes I don't even stuff them, but use those ingredients cut peppers up, sauté everything and serve over rice. It is excellent. Well I made extra stuffed peppers tonight and only 1/2 of one was left. I made green beans with walnuts, pecans and Cajun spice, completely gone, I also made a raspberry crisp with yellow raspberries from last year's crop (frozen). I used 3 cups of raspberries. I made a big batch and it was totally consumed. I also removed seeds, I usually do not. They are good for you, a pain though have known health benefits. My father-in law complains about them, so I removed them. I added extra corn starch and a little pectin to thicken it up since removing seeds, means removing some pulp too. I use a very fine mesh strainer. Easier and quicker than a food mill. I have a food mill too.

Starlight · April 1, 2015

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Originally Posted by luigiwu

I have never gotten Ancho to germinate for me and that is with a seed mat and all (and from reliable seed shops.)

Do you want to try some of the seed I have? Be glad to send ya some, just pm . Who knows maybe fresh ones will work for you better.

Drew... Sounds like your family had a lovely dinner . That sweet of you to fix the raspberries the way you Father-in-law likes em.

Later I'll have to find out how you freeze your fresh fruits.

drew51 · April 1, 2015

I was going to plant a couple Poblano hybrids. I have heard good things about the hybrids. But I opted for some jalapeño plants this year. Definitely next year for the Poblano. Besides a scotch bonnet the jalapeno is the only somewhat hot pepper I'm growing this year. Next year I will grow both. I want to try that mammoth I got from you.
On freezing raspberries, you don't have to do nothing with them, they will not stick to each other. Other fruit yes, not raspberries. At least fresh off the plant. Now store bought may be mushy enough to stick. I freeze fresh picked only. They do not stick to each other. I eat them in yogurt and oatmeal mostly with nuts and other fruit. Blueberries, strawberries etc.. The yellows are amazing!
Here is Anne from a friend's patch. I grow Anne too.

Starlight · April 1, 2015

Drew... When these guys finish drying, since you won't do them til next year, I'll save you some seed and send it.

How pretty. Til you I never knew raspberries even came in an orange color. I definitely need to get me a plant of them and see they will grow here. Of course I will have to squirrel and bird proof them, but it will be worth it. : )

Worth1 · April 1, 2015

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Originally Posted by Starlight

Worth... Look at all them peppers!!!!!!

How neat to string and dry them like that. Next time you string some up, if you happen to think about it, will show me how you do that? I've only ever dried peppers between two screens out in the sun.

Makes it hard sometimes too because of the humidity trying to keep them from molding inside.

That picture is a somewhat open string of peppers I am experimenting on.

Peppers hung up to dry like that is called a Ristra (Roll your "R's" and make the "I" an EEEE sounding), and there are about a dozen different ways to do it.

I am making a nice one today out of dried Guajillo Chillies and am going to post a few pictures when I am through.
For me my way is the easiest way for me to do it.

Worth

drew51 · April 1, 2015

Sounds good! I'll give them a try. I can send you a few of the hybrid seeds if you want?
I have Tiburon, and Caballero Hybrid
http://parkseed.com/product.aspx?p=0...A-CD843FEE289A

http://parkseed.com/tiburon-hybrid-p...p/05258-PK-P1/

I'll have Anne Yellow in the fall, or right now I can send a Fall Gold yellow, as it has a lot of canes. The Anne only has a couple. Both are awesome raspberries.
I try to grow every color I can

Most are yellow or red. Often I run out of containers to freeze them in, and use whatever I can!

Starlight · April 2, 2015

Drew... Please, if you have a couple of seeds to spare, I would like to try them. Thanks.

On the Raspberries, I wonder if closer to fall wouldn't be better. We are going to get slammed here very shortly with constant temps in the high 90's to 100+F . Nothing much grows here from about the end of May until August. Plants wilt and go into summer dormancy and so do the folks.

Them are some really nice looking berries. Thanks for showing and telling me how to fresh freeze them. I'm going to have to start saving my containers.

March 31, 2015	#16
luigiwu Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: ny Posts: 1,219	I have never gotten Ancho to germinate for me and that is with a seed mat and all (and from reliable seed shops.) __________________ Subirrigated Container gardening (RGGS) in NY, Zone 7!

April 1, 2015	#29
drew51 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Sterling Heights, MI Zone 6a/5b Posts: 1,302	Sounds good! I'll give them a try. I can send you a few of the hybrid seeds if you want? I have Tiburon, and Caballero Hybrid http://parkseed.com/product.aspx?p=0...A-CD843FEE289A http://parkseed.com/tiburon-hybrid-p...p/05258-PK-P1/ I'll have Anne Yellow in the fall, or right now I can send a Fall Gold yellow, as it has a lot of canes. The Anne only has a couple. Both are awesome raspberries. I try to grow every color I can Most are yellow or red. Often I run out of containers to freeze them in, and use whatever I can! Last edited by drew51; April 1, 2015 at 03:56 PM.

March 31, 2015	#19
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	I bought a Poblano pepper from HEB and saved seeds from it. The plants from those seeds look really good.

April 1, 2015	#27
Starlight Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: AL Posts: 1,993	Drew... When these guys finish drying, since you won't do them til next year, I'll save you some seed and send it. How pretty. Til you I never knew raspberries even came in an orange color. I definitely need to get me a plant of them and see they will grow here. Of course I will have to squirrel and bird proof them, but it will be worth it. : )

April 2, 2015	#30
Starlight Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: AL Posts: 1,993	Drew... Please, if you have a couple of seeds to spare, I would like to try them. Thanks. On the Raspberries, I wonder if closer to fall wouldn't be better. We are going to get slammed here very shortly with constant temps in the high 90's to 100+F . Nothing much grows here from about the end of May until August. Plants wilt and go into summer dormancy and so do the folks. Them are some really nice looking berries. Thanks for showing and telling me how to fresh freeze them. I'm going to have to start saving my containers.