(my wife’s hand for scale)

    • ForestOrca
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      41 year ago

      Likewise, I’m curious. This year I’m growing shishito, yellow hot, cayenne, and habanero.

      • Sightline
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        11 year ago

        I have these from rareseeds, idk how well they’ll do. They look fine at the moment, they just haven’t grown much which I assume is from the 105+ temps.

  • themeatbridge
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    31 year ago

    Saw the thumbnail, came to the comments to find out why your carrots are oily, left disappointed.

  • @AlchemyM
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    21 year ago

    Beautiful peppers! What’s your plans for them?

    • PurpleGameBoyOP
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      31 year ago

      I put them in the freezer until I got enough to make a big batch of hotsauce!

  • @AA5B
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    11 year ago

    Do you have to take measures to separate the varieties of peppers? Do they cross-pollinate or something?

    My ex-father-in-law grew some hot peppers that were disappointingly mild, and blamed some sort of cross-pollination from the mild peppers next to them. I have no idea whether that is a legitimate claim, though

    • @[email protected]
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      41 year ago

      Peppers do cross pollinate, but that has no effect on the current fruits, just plants grown from the seeds of those fruits.

    • @AlchemyM
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      31 year ago

      If all the fruit was weaker than anticipated, that is the genetics of the seeds he planted. Fruit can have a variation in different spots on the plant in heat, but the mild pepper next to it had no effect on that.

  • Timception
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    11 year ago

    Fry until crispy and put some sesame oil on em 🥰