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morlan75

Chilli's

Well this started off as an experiment...
Never grown Chilli's before and they have just taken off! I'm hopeing that most of the plants will fruit fingers crossed so I will have some seeds to swap. The Gusto Purple has gone mad it's covered in Chilli's  Very Happy not very hot though  Sad



Gusto Purple


Hungarian Hot Wax


Cherry Bomb


Jalapeno & Thai
Kathy

Wow, those look great, I like the look of the purple ones, I'm not keen on really hot chillies.  Let me know if/when you might have seeds.  Smile
morlan75

Very Happy Hiya Kathy, soon as I can dry some will PM you and send you some seeds.

I've found that air drying the whole chilli's for seeds is the best way, at the moment these black ones are very "fleshy" or rather pithy in the middles at the moment, I'm assumeing their not 100% mature as yet, they have a quite mild (to my taste buds anyway  Laughing) flavour. Hopefully all will go well with this experiment and I'll post seeds as soon as  Very Happy.

The Piri Piri (I think) plant I forgot to post I grew them from seeds dried from the Indian shop  Laughing  It is matureing quite nicely so will have some spare seeds really soon for them but their very hot  Razz .

morlan75

Today got a wonderful prezzie offa good friend of mine talk about a chilli addicts dream (and I am a chilli addict  Laughing !)


A great selection Pincchios Nose, Cheyenne, Jalapeno, Cherry Bomb, Alberto's hocoto and 2 that I've yet to identify  Very Happy

I'm going to dry most of them for the seed's and use the flesh obviously in cooking and a few homemade salts.

Below's a pic taken today of Richie's "willy's"  Laughing  his sister sent him 5 seeds for his birthday and all have come up! well chuffed Razz  


http://chilli-willy.com/more.html
Kathy

I've never really taken much notice of chillis before, those look great and have inspired me to learn more!  Very Happy

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