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its the china 5 colour , over here thats what we call that pepper plant it is like an ,plant more for looks than for eating ,

that amazing , to see that much pepper in one space , if that was in t&t we would have called that a sweet pepper shed , because you hardly seeing any v.hot peppers but it fantastic to see them black looking peppers , ,

its a culture thing , why we in trinidad and tobago must sun out - put the sause in the sun for its flavour to increase and its texture , as compared to the fermentation , that most of you guys / gals do any how it sounds very interesting because the both methods are worth the process ...

yeh thanks for the positive vibes and keep up the good work ,

it " the carnival" was really good machel got some "licks" from Super blue with his sound " carnival friday " and well you know ppl hard to please some say the road march should have gone to blacks or bunji , ent you know how it does go , and thanks for the welcome , man ,,, i am trying...

just was wondering how come ,,,, you guys have so much mold in in your " pepper sauce " or as you call it "marsh" in trinidad we make lots of pepper sauce and well if it gets any fungus or molds we throw it away but to prevent this all we do is put it in the sunlight which avoids the mold...

i am really glad to be here and for you all to take time to touch base with me my email is totalcurry@gmail.com and feel free to contact me , i really glad to be here i feel the warmth with the vibes , the carnival was just last week and it was a good time to roast some meat and make some hot...

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thats a very preety pepper , its used in trinidad to make mild "pepper sauce " because of its colour it blends good with pumpkin to make a very taste pepper ,

thanks you all make me feel so special , and i can feel the heat well the warmth , i always also belive peppers make the blood warm and fight infection thanks for the warm welcome keep up the good work y'all

in my country - trinidad we call this chreey pepper ornamential , just saying its not very hot and most ppl just grow it for its colour and use it to season meat as a pimento

hey world , glad to be here i am a pepper fan my self , i make lots of " marshes" but here in trinidad and tobago we call it " pepper sauce" any how i plant some of the main varaties i see here and some grow very well under our tropical sun and some never catch like the bird peppers they seem...