Chillies and Peppers

ta2drvn

ta2drvn

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My peppers started fruiting sooner than I thought, but that's ok with me! So far the one's I have sampled have been so good.

I have ghost chillies that are bigger than I have ever done, think they have a few more weeks till I start sending red, scotch bonnet looks so beautiful with the purple that turns yellow then orange, I'm very glad I did this pepper even if I don't like the flavor I love looking at it grow, got some wonderful habanero that are a gorgeous bright orange, nice n spicy thai ornamental and some banana peppers that once they go red have a sweetness that is addicting.

I'm loving my peppers!
 

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BSD0621

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Sadly for me my peppers never got past the second set of leafs this years :/ But you gave me an idea. I will try some habanera with my next indoor grow :P Should be intresting
 
RockyMtnMan

RockyMtnMan

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All of my peppers are thriving, except they are all about a foot shorter than last year.
Plenty of bud sites and I even pulled off a few Anaheim's and roasted them on the grill. Sweeter this year also.
Tomatoes are shorter by a lot also, but have tons of green fruit.

Don't know why. I wonder if we should drag out all the testing equipment.
Naw... I don't even do that with mj, and the garden hose has served me well for years.
 
Nutes and Nugs

Nutes and Nugs

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I always try to save a pepper before the frost comes in fall but they always die.
Any advice on bringing them indoors when the time comes?
 
eastcoastmo

eastcoastmo

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ta2drvn said:
My peppers started fruiting sooner than I thought, but that's ok with me! So far the one's I have sampled have been so good.

I have ghost chillies that are bigger than I have ever done, think they have a few more weeks till I start sending red, scotch bonnet looks so beautiful with the purple that turns yellow then orange, I'm very glad I did this pepper even if I don't like the flavor I love looking at it grow, got some wonderful habanero that are a gorgeous bright orange, nice n spicy thai ornamental and some banana peppers that once they go red have a sweetness that is addicting.

I'm loving my peppers!
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Nice chillis man :D
 
ta2drvn

ta2drvn

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So I really like to grow the bonnet's because of the colors, but not digging the flavor so far, it is on par with the heat of the habanero, but has a pungency that I don't care for so far. The habanero is hot but very good. The Ghost is just about ready giving it a few more days, banana's are very sweet n tasty.
 

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Voidling

Voidling

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I over wintered 5 ghost chili plants last winter. Only one remains in tact unfortunately.

I I bought maruga Trinidad scorpion seeds. Current record holder of hottest chili. I'm excited about growing some fatalii peppers. Some purple jalapeños to go with my purple tomatoes and purple tomatillos for purple salsa
 
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