The colors in your produce this year are amazing. It looks so fresh and good. I just want to reach through my desktop and eat one! Big difference in color between a store pepper and yours thats for sure. Enjoy em you earned it!
Zach…AWESOME T-Shirt you’re wearing…Where did you get it? **LOL** Thanks for the “FREE” advertising. Btw…be careful when harvesting hot peppers….don’t touch your eyes. It’s the pits when your eyes start to burn b/c you forgot to wash your hands after handling hot peppers. I had to learn the hard way.
With that thin plastic greenhouse, have you had any problems with this harsh past 2015 winter? I live in NE Ohio and know I’ve have a little colder weather near the lakes than you in Missouri.
Hello Homesteaders! I see all the great things going in your garden, and the great prep work going into such a wonderful project. I just wanted to say, don’t forget the biochar, and don’t forget your due dillagence on the PH preferences of the various plants your growing. A little ash can go a long way to adjust the PH, and a PH tester is a handy tool for really taking each type of crop your growing, to its optimal performance in you garden. Keep up the great work!
They look like those decorative peppers. I wonder if you can eat those, hmmm. Very pretty.
The unknown ones look like a thai pepper.
The colors in your produce this year are amazing. It looks so fresh and good. I just want to reach through my desktop and eat one! Big difference in color between a store pepper and yours thats for sure. Enjoy em you earned it!
Zach…AWESOME T-Shirt you’re wearing…Where did you get it? **LOL** Thanks for the “FREE” advertising. Btw…be careful when harvesting hot peppers….don’t touch your eyes. It’s the pits when your eyes start to burn b/c you forgot to wash your hands after handling hot peppers. I had to learn the hard way.
These unknown peppers look like a very common pepper in Brazil (where I live) called “dedo de moça” or lady finger.
With that thin plastic greenhouse, have you had any problems with this harsh past 2015 winter? I live in NE Ohio and know I’ve have a little colder weather near the lakes than you in Missouri.
Unknown pepper looks like a cayenne
Hello Homesteaders! I see all the great things going in your garden, and the great prep work going into such a wonderful project. I just wanted to say, don’t forget the biochar, and don’t forget your due dillagence on the PH preferences of the various plants your growing. A little ash can go a long way to adjust the PH, and a PH tester is a handy tool for really taking each type of crop your growing, to its optimal performance in you garden. Keep up the great work!
Have you ever picked berries…makes those peppers look like a joke. 😉
If it is your final pick, pull the plant and then pick at your warmer leisure.
WEEDS??? Free mulch!
Those mystery peppers are serranos
Try a berry picker