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That just looks nuclear, like it would glow in the dark! incredible.

Now we're taking! Hot pickled eggs sound really good!

Biz that looks awesome! I am definately going to do some sauces in the next week or so. :cheers:

OK, here is the low down, starting at 12:00 , 1. Fatilii 2. Chocolate Hab 3. Bulgarian Carrot 4. Aji Chombo - I really like these, they are a relatively big and meaty pod with lots of fruityness and still very hot. I think jsschrstrcks is also correct as it seems there are various names for...

Most definately a cross of some sort. Very intersting and nice looking. Looks like a little scorpion tail on them..

It's just for fun. I know what I had the plants labeled or what they were supposed to be. So far King is very close.

definately let it season over winter. I have a neighbor that has horses and i put it on in early sping and tilled it in well with the rest of the soil. I had tomatoe plants around 6' tall and so many that fruit was rotting on the vine. The peppers seem to be very happy as well. Weed control is...

My thought is to find the hive where the bees are returning to and get some of that wild flower honey, then enjoy wild flour bee honey / hot pepper sauce... yum!

oooooops. lmao... guess it one too many good brews b4 5:00. So I wish I had at least 2 more hours in a day...

+1 .... they look a lot like my orange scorpions.

Start at 12:00 and name those peppers. I just scratched the surface b4 it started raining answers will follow, I'm interested to see the answers at the 6:00 position.

With as crazy as my life has been lately, that almost sounds like a welcome change.... almost... if I could just make her $$. LOL Lookin good Joe! I have a feeling I'll be pulling in another haul tonight.

My wife about killed me one year. I have a continuous batch process dehydrator, about 20 trays and very low heat, that I decided to run in the kitchen for a couple days. I thought it smelled great but she was unamused. Sneezes, watery eyes and noses..... I dont do it in the house anymore...

My wife (whom has given me nothing but grief about the time that has been spent on gardening) has recently been partaking in my obsession. I guess she figgures, "if you cant beat them, join them." So she came up with this great table center piece. With this cooler and wetter midwest weather...

Im in the same situation as you are here in Central Illinois, I planted my plants this year in close proximity to each other in the garden mainly to lessen sun scald but it also seems to help with holding moisture in the ground. I water about every 3rd day or so and the plants are thriving...

Those look great, so far none of mine have turned color mine are in the 2-2 1/2" range but my plants are absolutely freakin loaded. Wish the other pepprs had as many pods.

Welcome from the flatland, I love Wisconsin. :cheers:

G'day mate and welcome from Illinois :cheers:

Well welcome back and Hello from Illinois. I can totally relate to the stress relief part. This is my first garden in at least 5 years and its great! I see from your avatar that you are a boxer lover as well, we have 3.... another source of stress relief, lol, sortof. Cheers :cheers:

Welcome from Illinois, I love my dehydrator but make sure you have a proper place for it. The last time I did a huge batch in the house my wife was none too happy, lol :twisted: