Update 05-16 -18

Sorry it has been a while sence my last posting ,

 so here are some better late then never pics

 and update on my gardening adventures.

Enjoy....

on the left in black trunks :P KHI thai pepper

And her friend in matching bottems it a gypsy pepper

I bought these plant for 3 USD each

The plants in the soda cups are watermelons i bought.

turned out to be 4 plants in a pot so i transplanted

not bad for 2 USD

here we have my first atempt at sub irigatred planters

(4 blue buckets in the middle)

and also a test on a sealed resavor bucket system.

(the 2 white buckets to the left)

 here we have My first attempt at broccoli 

(far left )

Fallowed by a couple plants i bought 

First is a Tabasco pepper 

next is a golden Cyanne pepper

 here we have a Jalapino plant i started from seed

(left to right)

A purple bell i bought 

and a couple of mystery peppers i started from seed

Long story short adhisive dot lables fade

 fast in a green house , and fall off in humidity.

 notice 1 dot out of 5 left on the buckets.

The buckets by the way , i found at my local dollar tree

type 5 plastic and have worked like a dream.

I highly recomend them

On the left is a pepper i ended up pulling due to no growth :[

The pepper on the right is the Jalapeno i grew from seed that is doing great.

here is the rest of my garden layout

the 3 beds on the right , onions , carrots , and corn 

the 2 center beds are half squash / wax pepper

and little pukie` mon pumpkins

far back center is broccoli

 here we have some more of my SIP buckets

I have played around with these square buckets a 

bit and found that 2x 2 inch net cups works better 

then a single 3 inch.

left  is Jalapeno right Serrano top best of the mystery 

 the remaining 2 buckets are cyannee pepper

And this crazy contraption is my

 over wintered strawberries