This year I’m growing chiltepin, habanero, pablano, gochugary, and Thai.

The chiltepins are tiny but I really love them. I’m hoping to get enough this year to pickle a small batch.

  • @[email protected]
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    47 months ago

    I’m growing my hot sauce collection in the fridge. Requires no water or attention.

    But seriously I might do habaneros

    • The Giant KoreanOP
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      27 months ago

      Hot sauce is like watering your food with your peppers.

  • Dojan
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    27 months ago

    I’d love to grow gochugaru at home. 👀

    • The Giant KoreanOP
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      17 months ago

      There are seeds for sale online! I actually found some plants for sale at a community garden event.

      • Dojan
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        27 months ago

        Oh I don’t doubt it! It’s just hard to grow here in Sweden. I’d need a bunch of extra equipment.

        • The Giant KoreanOP
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          27 months ago

          Ah, gotcha! Yeah, that seems like could be difficult.

  • The Menemen!
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    6 months ago

    This year I mostly just grow from seedsof last year. I started this year’s ago. Original seed were from a spirale chilli bought in Turkey, obviously a hybrid. 4 years later they are basically just Cayenne, but tastes great. It is probably a mix of the original spirals and some other peppers i had during that time.

    So, this year only 1 Tabasco and 3 Cayenne of my own brand. I have too many tomatoes and cucumbers for more than 4 peppers this year.

  • @PlantJam
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    27 months ago

    Just chiltepin here. I grow them for the mockingbirds, but I enjoy crunching on them while I’m out in the garden.

    • The Giant KoreanOP
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      17 months ago

      That’s great that the birds like them. Maybe they’ve unknowingly planted a few!

      • @PlantJam
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        27 months ago

        Oh they absolutely have. Birds can’t taste capsaicin, so it’s the plant’s “strategy” to get its seeds dispersed far and wide.

  • Milksteaks [he/him]
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    27 months ago

    Got some aji parapita seeds, we’ll see how it goes since the last seeds (carolina reaper) I bought none sprouted.