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I picked a few yellow and pink 7 pots today to store in the freezer to be dried at a later time.   Last time I made chilli vodka was a couple of years ago.  As I was only taking a single shot, I quite "enjoyed" them :)

A mid week update.  I pulled a rather large sized Trinidad 7 pot yellow off the tree and decided to start off the vodka infusion season:  

Another weekend update.  Second and third pics are Butch-T's growing strong.  The Butch-T in the third pic has a good looking tail so far.  

  Let me think about that for a sec... no :P   Not sure how I'll deal with something hotter than a 7 Pot Yellow :fireball:

  Yeah, I'm getting a little scared :P

Another weekend update.  Second photo is the earlier Trinidad Scorpion Butch-T.  Third photo is one of the Trinidad Scorpion Yellow 7 Pot that are growing well.      

Update from last weekend.  Second image is a close up of a baby Trinidad Scorpion Butch-T:  

  I bought them on ebay.  Not super cheap, but they seem to be ok.  Not sure if they are better or worse than the plastic pots of similar size yet.

  That would be something I'd love to have.  Currently around $3 for a Hass avocado at the local supermarkets :(

That Meyer lemon is fully loaded!  Mine is in it's first season and I've left one fruit.

Weekend update.  Not much change from last week.  The 7 pot yellow has some largish pods and I couldn't resist biting into one.  Thankfully, they're not super hot yet!  

  Excellent news, mate.  We've got a couple more months of warmish weather to grow more pods :)

  Oh, no!  Thankfully we don't have that problem down here.

Looking good, Burnzy.  That's quite a collection you've got!  Most of my potsnall seedlings from this season are at least 60cm tall, most are budding up, and a couple have flowers.  Hopefully I'll get something off them this season, and I'll be able to overwinter a few.   Oh, and happy Australia...

  I'm happy with their progress.  The 7 pot yellow is starting to form some good sized pods.

Taking a long weekend off to celebrate Australia Day, so I thought I'd post some pics:   Group shot from lower down:     Some 7 pot pink pods:     Some 7 pot yellow pods:     A gnarly looking 7 pot yellow:  

Heaps of pods on those reapers and cardi, mate :)

With the recent news about Woolworths looking to get rid of their Masters stores, I'm not sure what this means for the chilli factory seedling sales.

  Here in Melbourne, probably end of April.  It doesn't snow here, but like me, the plants will be feeling the cold.

Weekend update.  The plants are enjoying the warmish and wet weather.  The new plants are budding up nicely.  The yellow 7 pot is forming some good sized pods now: