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Obviously I like peppers and these are some fantastic pictures. That said, the purple flowers are my favorites!!!!

Ok Chris I'm in

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:welcome: from lower SW Minnesota. Used to live in Seattle back in my young days, don't think the damp and my arthritis would be a good combination now. You will get hooked on growing peppers like the rest of us.

Add me also, this looks familiar, I just can't think of what though.

Only reason to remove seeds is if you are saving them for planting or trading..otherwise leave them in.

welcome back DD, many of us had a less than great season of growing.

Just drooling, you have some great looking peppers, that's going to be some heat when they ripen. I'd move them in if frost threatens but maybe it will hold off for a while yet.

Oh I would love to come over and help you with that pepper problem lol.

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You always have beautiful pictures Marco. That tovari is growing great for you, someday I will have one.

It sounds like you have LOTS to plant, I'd have to plant them all just to see how they turned out. What a great friend you have.

Brown bag, no apple...they ripen just fine. Check the bags every day and take out the ripe ones. IMO they taste like ripe peppers not green ones.

That looks delicious!!!!

Douglah Butch T cross red

They are mighty pretty!!!

My few superhots are in bags as we speak, no apples in there but they are ripening. All I have this year is yellow 7 pots, yellow scotch bonnets and a few bhuts. These are from one plant each that overwintered and survived cold wet weather, aphids, you name it. Our temps went low one night...

Happy Birthday!!!

Aphids freak me out so any peppers that come in from the outside get a CLEAN planting pot and new potting mix. I can't control every factor but if I trim off most of the roots and stem, plant them in new potting mix and a clean pot it helps prevent those nasty critters!