That is what we are replicating here. When we travel to the north west of Argentina next, I will make a point of going to learn more of how and what they do to get such a good flavour. I would like to know what wood they use.
Fruit, berry, pepper, hot pepper, chile, chili, chilli…. All good. Like calling men woman and girls boys. Everything goes nowadays.
I prefer calling it "Nuts" Totally nuts.
100% Correct. Berries they are. From the first time I started paying attencion to" the pepper comunity" (2023) I was surprised that educated people all follow the same wrong line.
Like peas in a pod!
Capsicums are all berries just like Tomatos.
All good and usefull info Maturo. Thanks.
The variety of methods is great and obviously has bern fine-tuned by some!
I do like the tradicional methods used for milenia by the people in central and South America. México has a wealth of culture im chillies.
The way it was used way back when.
Thanks Robin. That makes sence. I will give it a try in a cool spot. I do not yet have any chinense, but the seeds are already on the way so next year!!! 🤠
Good day to all chilliheads!
I always dry the chillies in the sun here in autumn and early winter.
I have dried them with heat before and the whole farm ends up having a lovely chilli flavour.
The result is powder that is not as tasty. I believe that a lot of the good stuff evaporates with...
Early enough Runaway! Plant as soon as you can. You will get your harvest. Dont get impatient or lose hope. We plant, water and fertilize and God makes it grow.
Greetings from Argentina.
Yes we've been raising rabits now for many years. My compost is mainly from the rabbits. We also have laying hens. That also helps.
I plant in raised beds with a good population of aisian red earthworms. I just look after the worms. Feed them and put just enough water so they are comfortable...