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A little update on the growing. Peppers are getting bigger, they seem healthy, but there is something eating holes in the middle of some leafs. Caterpillars and snails would eat them from the edge , I guess. Any ideas? some are okay for now - this one is chocolate habanero group photo

Very good looking plants! They'll get wild now. Congrats :clap:

Thanks Paul. It took a long two to three weeks to get them bounce back. It was the soil, because I let some tomatoes in same soil and they stalled too, after I resowed them they also took two weeks to start growing again. So, that soil was BAD. This is from today. I sowed the best ones into...

They have about the same amount of light than last few seasons, so I am almost certain the problem was in soil - could be some bad batch and it was too moist around the roots maybe.

All the seedlings are stalled so I decided to replace the soil in all the pots :banghead: Hoping they can recover further on. Currently it looks like this season is going to be the worst so far - if they don't recover I will certainly buy a few from the nursery. There is still hope I guess...

just one word Nice! :eek:

Nicely filled growcloset. They look happy. Good luck with the season .

Looking great Paul. Good luck with all the plants, looks like you'll have a lot to do this season. 👍

Thank you. The plan is too keep 'em that way, just bigger... Thank you Paul. Dedication to habanero heat level - what is hotter is too much for regular consumption, what is milder is a bit dull --- and I like that classic habanero flavour the most. Thank you. Wiggle on then, there's still...

Thank you Viv. A lot of those seeds are next generation from those you sent me last year.

Let's play. I will not grow much more peppers this season than last one, but it's going to be fun like always :) Let's hope for a decent grow. Last year was pretty good even with just 10 main plants - mostly habaneros. They are my favorite and they will play the main part in this season grow...

Scary dragon... each picture shows progress. Keep it up. And good luck with the season.

Second round of dehydrating (that was in the beginning of october) Third large harvest There are Trippaul threat pods in the left one and you can see they have turned light purple to creamy color. Third round of dehydrating (that was last week) Fourth round is dehydrating already since...

Thank you. They look like they will stay dark purple with maybe just a hint of red. Will pick some these coming days and try one. I need to check the other plant I have on the garden to see if there is any difference.

2nd harvest Will make some yellow powder too this time. I also plan to cook some sauce from Chocolate habs and another from Scotch Bonnets. Any tips for ingredients on the yellow one ? Plants have a few left so there will be harvest #3 for sure. Fatalii Chocolate hab Papa Dreadie...

@Downriver those are beautiful. Thanks for the tip, I guess they take a bit longer to ripe.

First harvest of the season. Red habaneros, Papa Joe's, Fatalii, Aji Jobito, Papa Dreadie's, Chocolate Habaneros, Red Calita's and Red Savina's Tried Aji Jobito and it is very mild, almost no heat at all, delicious but mild habanero taste When is Trippaul Threat ready to harvest? Anyone...

A new update - first bigger harvest planned for coming weekend. Mostly classic red habaneros they seem to ripe faster. Fatalii Aji Jobito Red Savina Calita Red - nothing red yet :confused: Chocolate habanero Red Habanero Papa Joe's Scotch Bonnet Papa Dreadie Scotch Bonnet Tried...

Here is my first Papa Dreadie plant, this one is the best producer for now. I have it in a pot on a balcony which means lot's of sun and just enough watering. I guess I'll take seeds from the left one for next season. Just tried one and it has lovely mild fruity taste and just enough heat (I...