Hello from a Liverpool windowsill

Hello from...well...um...Liverpool!:)

Nice plants! They seem very happy in the sun.

Wow, another Liverpudlian Chilehead. That parking building outside your flat looks mighty familiar... You near Mount Pleasant?
 
Aji Chombo said:
Hello from...well...um...Liverpool!:)

Nice plants! They seem very happy in the sun.

Wow, another Liverpudlian Chilehead. That parking building outside your flat looks mighty familiar... You near Mount Pleasant?
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You have correctly spotted the Mt Pleasant multi storey car park :clap: In fact you can see the chillies in the window as you walk past. Have you had aphid problems at all Aji?

Thanks for the welcome everyone :), they were very happy until the sun disappeared for the last couple of weeks, the chillies seem to be a lot slower growing now.
 
imaguitargod said:
Your pods look tasty.
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I had an accident while clearing aphids off a tray of cayennes, one fell to the floor and 5 green chillies fell off so one made it into my chili con carne (It fell, and was not pushed) It was very tasty. I ate another one yesterday morning on it's own :drooling: I tried growing some chillies last year but without much success this year is looking much better.
 
Lally said:
You have correctly spotted the Mt Pleasant multi storey car park :clap: In fact you can see the chillies in the window as you walk past. Have you had aphid problems at all Aji?

Thanks for the welcome everyone :), they were very happy until the sun disappeared for the last couple of weeks, the chillies seem to be a lot slower growing now.
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I might have to take a walk down Mt. Pleasant after work today to play 'spot the chillies' :lol:

I have indeed been in a battle with the little sugar poopers. They've infested some of the plants, but I've managed to push them back to non-problem status on a few of them. Been using SB Plant Invigorator as the main weapons, as well as going in for a bit of 'close combat' with some tape wrapped around the wooden end of a fine brush to catch the little critters in hard to reach spots!

There's a Chilli Festival in the Lake District the second weekend of August, if you are interested. Going to my first one. Whohoo! :)
 
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