Chilli Porn
Sometime you don’t need words….
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Sometime you don’t need words….
image by eye.contact!
image by Fabrice Rose
image by wstryder
image by Ivan Cabrera
image by Stuart Hamilton
I was checking out my over wintered scotch bonnet plant at the weekend. Since sprouting new shoots back at the start of March my one surviving plant from last year has been putting on some good growth. I’ve got plans to try and take some cuttings from this plant once the plant has put out…
Well as I said a few weeks ago it has been a bonkers year for growing chillies in the new year. As you can see below those last few pods have ripened and despite it being the middle of December I am still picking ripe Scotch Bonnets. Above is the last bonnet of the year,…
Well it certainly looks like the weather has turned and autumn is well and truly with us to stay. The nights have been turning noticeably cooler (it got down to 6 degrees one night last week). In order to try and keep some of the unripe pods maturing I’ve moved quite a few of my…
Why are your chillies turning black? It could be completely normal — or a sign of a problem. We cover every cause, from natural ripening to blossom end rot and cold damage.
After some good germination rates on my fist batch of peppers this year the first issue I ran into was an aphid infestation in my seedling light box. It’s quite common to get aphids when growing indoors so it wasn’t the greatest surprise when i noticed the little green critters munching their way into my…
I had a bit of a disaster after getting back form holiday last night. While inspecting my plants and feeling rather pleased that all were in good health with lots of ripe pods to pick I noticed that the Dorset Naga plant had taken a bit of a battering in the wind. The wind combined…