Your peppers please!

undercoverfbi

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Marvelous colors good sir. How long have you been growing them?

I have to replant some pepper seeds because too much rain ruined my baby sprouts in the backyard.

I am definitely looking forward to seeing more peppers you grow captain, keep on inspiring

I would like to find habanero to plant. The hotter the better :hump:

some people use lotion when they beat their beef whistle. I like to use crushed jalapenos. snort pepper spray up the nose, Santa's orders
 

SpecialbrewMike

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I have a scotch bonnet and jalapeño in garden I wanted to put them in the tent with the green but I was to worried about contaminating them with bugs from the chilli plant soil so left them there .. There not looking to good in he garden with the good old British weather
 

Drowning-Man

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I have a scotch bonnet and jalapeño in garden I wanted to put them in the tent with the green but I was to worried about contaminating them with bugs from the chilli plant soil so left them there .. There not looking to good in he garden with the good old British weather
I was just about to mention scotch bonnets. I have a jar of home pickled ones in the kitchen. Finished off the tai chill is :)
 

wascaptain

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Yo unders,
Been gardening for a few years now, been doing peppers and tomatoes mostly.
wife was helping cut up this batch, told her whatever you do... Don't scratch your nutts. She didn't, but she rubbed her eye!

My peppers are in the mid hot range, I need to step up to the hottest ones.
 

Kannibalistics

Active Member
Marvelous colors good sir. How long have you been growing them?

I have to replant some pepper seeds because too much rain ruined my baby sprouts in the backyard.

I am definitely looking forward to seeing more peppers you grow captain, keep on inspiring

I would like to find habanero to plant. The hotter the better :hump:

some people use lotion when they beat their beef whistle. I like to use crushed jalapenos. snort pepper spray up the nose, Santa's orders

Seeds or a transplant? I have a few habaneros growing right now
 

Larry {the} Gardener

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Figs are early this year. Here's my lsu purple fig. Tree is 15 years old , planted it myself .
Thanks for the reminder. I was at the old house yesterday, picking blue berries and checking on the apple persimmons, but didn't think to go around back to check on figs. I'm slowly getting fruit trees planted at my new house, but there is far more at the old place.
 

vostok

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There are a few posts on chillis/peppers here on RIU,

so many I got the idea to grow some last season

I got buckets from my 2 strains, one very hot the other as mild

so many I didn't know what to do with the leftovers, so made 'Alli'

by boiling the whole peppers and once cooled scraped out the meat, not the seeds

as I'm a lazy cook, I just bought a gallon of quality tomato sauce and blended it with the boiled peppers

I added other stuff too ..like onions and wanted to add canna butter but was out

2 days later we had a beer and pizza party it was a blaze

no more Alli left ( a recipe from Turkey)

give it a go its a blaze

cheers for the rant
 
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