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lots of jalapeños on the bushes from last year :) and soon the first flower will open on the rocoto :D looks like i might get to make rocoto relleno soon enough

:) got some more seeds sprouting in my newly built little greenhouse for the seedlings :) padron peppers are the first to sprout!

in my region of spain we have frequently over 100ºF during summer. during the hottest part of the summer, some peppers dont give pods - but some DO. but the most important part is that if your plant survive to after the summer, once the heat drops they will be big sturdy plants and they...

chilis growing nicelly :) they love the heat

id say its a cayenne :)

most of the casado i ate in costarica/nicaragua had few ingredients. rice, beans and with luck a fried banana :) maybe in the bigger cities the servings are more plentyfull with ingredients, but i hardly spent time in the capital. :)

i gotto try that moros y cristianos recipe :) btw gallo pinto is the same thing pretty much and its also known as "casado" in some countries.

i like to make guatemalan style baked beans with black beans :) or gallo pinto (black beans and rice) is nice too..

36ºC tomorow... thats 96.8ºF

top one is salvia or sage as its also known. the bottom one i know ive seen before ... ok took a while but its a Euryops chrysanthemoides - also known as a yellow margarita here. dunno english name..

african heat wave...

i live on the countryside - the post takes a long time to get to the closest office. i can most likelly not resend the package on the same day because of travelling distance to post office. also i only get mail delivered 1-3 times a week. i hope its not going to cause any trouble.

north spain is really nice, green and lush - although i havent visited neither of valladolid or vitoria, i spent time in the mountains of the pyrenees when i first moved here. down here in the south its much hotter and drier - some spots are desertic.

:) awesome ! looks like your in for a nice season! plants look good!

lol :)