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a few of my plants

duane

duane

Hey there folks, I was out looking around the yard this evening, and spotted some pods forming on my Red Manzano (finally!), and thought I'd show a pic of the first ones, and pics of a few others I'm growing. My Fatalli is looking a little pale and yellow, so I'm wondering what may help. I had some cool weather instead of a normal spring, and have some bad bugs in the yard. Thing are finally warming up here, so more plants are blooming. :)

red manzano
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caribean red
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chocolate hab
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fatalli
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Nice looking plants Duane, and great pics. Keep 'em coming. :)
 
Very nice plants Duane! You might give that plant that is a little yellow a shot of epsom salts. Just sprinke a tsp. or two around the plant and water it in. That will help it green up a little. Good luck this season - Charles
 
Thanks for the encouragement, everyone! I'll put up better pictures in a few weeks, when I have some fruit on the plants. :)
 
Finally, some peppers on my chocolate hab. Biggest so far, is about ping-pong ball sized.I can't wait to taste 'em. :)

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Keep up the pics. Love to see how they are coming along.

an FYI, I took the advice of many on here a month or so back about epsom salt. Amazing how it helped my peppers.
 
Thanks, folks. :)

Here's a shot of ripe Bulgarian carrot peppers I picked today. These are a bit hotter than I was expecting, and the skin is quite tough. Good taste though, and just one of these in a bowl of salsa makes my wife leave it all for me.. ;)

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Very nice plants, and regarding the Bulgarian Carrots, I too was expecting less heat, those little jokers are quite heated. As for the skin being tough, I totally agree with you on that too. I told my wife the other day that I am not sure I will grow them next year, primarily because of the tough skin. I like the taste, but for me, the skin is too tough for raw eating, and I love eating peppers raw!

SA
 
duane said:
Hey there folks, I was out looking around the yard this evening, and spotted some pods forming on my Red Manzano (finally!), and thought I'd show a pic of the first ones, and pics of a few others I'm growing. My Fatalli is looking a little pale and yellow, so I'm wondering what may help. I had some cool weather instead of a normal spring, and have some bad bugs in the yard. Thing are finally warming up here, so more plants are blooming. :)

red manzano
4704694003_067fa04290_b.jpg


caribean red
4704675387_427d34e483_b.jpg


chocolate hab
4704675251_1ebc51f203_b.jpg


fatalli
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Why does the plant have a small hole on the leaf??? why is that? great plant do
 
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