Your peppers please!

[ruby fruit]

I grew these two plants in the same container the year before last and only got a few peppers off each of them. Then I brought them in after the first light frost and threw them under a single cfl light for the winter, almost every leaf died and fell off. Towards the end of winter they started to get a little new growth, when it warmed up enough last year I separated them into separate containers, cut off the dead stems and threw them outside. They put on a lot of peppers at first but seemed slow after that.

The one on the left is some sort of red bell and the other one is a camelot pepper if I remember right.

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mate if you can overwinter them one more time and then plant in ground or raised bed im sure they will quadruple in size and give you at least 2 or 3 harvests the next summer

 

[wascaptain]

Here is my habanero in a 5 gal bucket. my first time growing one out.

And a pic of my cayenne peppers in a raised bed

 

[ruby fruit]

Here is my habanero in a 5 gal bucket. my first time growing one out.

And a pic of my cayenne peppers in a raised bed

that hab is of to a great start gd work captain !

 

[ruby fruit]

couple recipes in the chilli world thread captain for you to try...ill post the habanero mango sauce recipe for you later..i only use about 8 habs the same you have on your bush now for the sauce

 

[dannyboy602]

couple recipes in the chilli world thread captain for you to try...ill post the habanero mango sauce recipe for you later..i only use about 8 habs the same you have on your bush now for the sauce

yeah plz do post that recipe...I'm new at growing peppers and cooking them as well...I have poblanos, bells and jalapenos growing this year, my first time. I seeded the jalapenos and stuffed them with cream cheese and wrapped em in bacon then fried em up in a pan...was pretty darn good. Yeah I'm trying all kinds of new recipes recently.
I could never stomach peppers till I lived here in AZ now I eat em all the time

 

[ruby fruit]

I need to try the jalepeno poppers that's one recipe I havnt tried yet

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

yeah plz do post that recipe...I'm new at growing peppers and cooking them as well...I have poblanos, bells and jalapenos growing this year, my first time. I seeded the jalapenos and stuffed them with cream cheese and wrapped em in bacon then fried em up in a pan...was pretty darn good. Yeah I'm trying all kinds of new recipes recently.
I could never stomach peppers till I lived here in AZ now I eat em all the time

We used to fry our poppers, but I got the wife to start baking them. Once we got the time and temp worked out, we like them better. Sure a lot easier on cleanup.

We have one recipe that calls for a little BBQ sauce on the bacon. Very damn good.

 

[darkzero]

jalapeno peppers coming in 45 gallon smart pot, ghost pepper plant in 10 - 15 gallon pot no peppers yet, and trinidad scorpion plant with no peppers yet planted in my soil recipe back in june

 

[wascaptain]

Today's pick.

 

[pinner420]

 

[wascaptain]

This is what I use to keep a razor edge on my kitchen knifes.
Post yalls

The gerber steel I been having since the 70s the leather strop I made.

 

[SpecialbrewMike]

PM me and i will send you a few.

Completley missed this .. Let me know what there like at harvest

 

[SpecialbrewMike]

In order left to right

Habanero, F1 Apache, Hot Red Thai, Trinidad Moruga Scorpion, Jalapeño, Scotch Bonnet

The first 4 I only got on the weekend dying off at the garden centre but potted them up nicely now just hope we get enough weather to get some fruits on those baby's... and the last 2 I been feeding my nutes for a while now

 

[Jp.the.pope]

Today's harvest

Anaheim
Estanceño green chile
Buena mulats purple cayenne

 

[ruby fruit]

View attachment 3737148 In order left to right

Habanero, F1 Apache, Hot Red Thai, Trinidad Moruga Scorpion, Jalapeño, Scotch Bonnet

The first 4 I only got on the weekend dying off at the garden centre but potted them up nicely now just hope we get enough weather to get some fruits on those baby's... and the last 2 I been feeding my nutes for a while now

Overwinter them if u may cos next season they will double your fruit output if you go bigger pots again or in the ground

 

[SpecialbrewMike]

Overwinter them if u may cos next season they will double your fruit output if you go bigger pots again or in the ground

Top advice i heared you can overwinter them and and one more season out of them but problem is i already lost a bedroom due to fowering tent, veg cuboard and propergator and storage of all my junk i really need a bigger house hahahaa

 

[ruby fruit]

Top advice i heared you can overwinter them and and one more season out of them but problem is i already lost a bedroom due to fowering tent, veg cuboard and propergator and storage of all my junk i really need a bigger house hahahaa

Possibly if you dont get frost weeks in a row you could overwinter greenhouse style ?

 

[ruby fruit]

Top advice i heared you can overwinter them and and one more season out of them but problem is i already lost a bedroom due to fowering tent, veg cuboard and propergator and storage of all my junk i really need a bigger house hahahaa

Time to build up lol
Second floor

 

[Larry {the} Gardener]

This is my camp pepper plant. Won't know what it is until the fruit start.

 

[wascaptain]

Yo Larry....
Tell me more about your camp.
I like camps. Lol