The Chillis
This is a picture of all the ripe/ almost ripe ones so far. there are many many more to come, and this is just a starter. I will name them from left to right, then go down a row and name them left to right.
1. Bullhorn Capsicum I bought from Woolworths the other day.
2. Cayenne, not the best looking ones, no were near as good as last years - plant has a disease
3. Mini Chocolate Capsicum, the plant I bought from a Bunnings
4. Sweet Yellow Capsicum - The one without the green stem bit and the top cut off. very sickly looking plant because of disease
5. Caysan - The really long cayenne looking one, from a plant I bought from Bunnings
6. Mini Yellow Capsicum - from a plants I bought from Bunnings
7. Ball Chilli - bought it from Woolworths and hoped it could ripen some more
8. Purple Beauty Capsicum - From a plant I bought from Bunnings
9. Jalapeno - Had this plant for a while, they are starting to go rotten though
10. Black Prince - The one all by itself - bought the plant from Bunnings and the plant has a disease
11. Mini Jalapeno cross Purple Super Hot - bottom left corner. Had this plant for a while and the chillis themselves are starting to dry out though
12. Red Fire - This are from plants from the aerogarden chilli kit. Very similar to birdseyes.
13. Diablo - This is the big green one with a ting of red on it. Bought this from Bunnings aswell.
14. Lastly, the Birdseyes - probably the hottest ripe one I've had yet,
Cross section 1
Cross section 2
Now this one I picked this morning to have a taste. Personally I thought it may turn red but once I looked though the list of the couple it could be I saw it was probably a Burkina Yellow Scotch Bonnet. I am posting it up just to make sure it is though. Below is a picture of another larger one on the plant.
Picture of it on the plant
Other Chilli on the plant
And this one is my other ripening chilli which I am unsure what type it is. Once again I looked through the list of what and I think it may be the Trinidad Scorpion Cardi Yellow. I just want to see what you all think.
This is a picture of all the ripe/ almost ripe ones so far. there are many many more to come, and this is just a starter. I will name them from left to right, then go down a row and name them left to right.
1. Bullhorn Capsicum I bought from Woolworths the other day.
2. Cayenne, not the best looking ones, no were near as good as last years - plant has a disease
3. Mini Chocolate Capsicum, the plant I bought from a Bunnings
4. Sweet Yellow Capsicum - The one without the green stem bit and the top cut off. very sickly looking plant because of disease
5. Caysan - The really long cayenne looking one, from a plant I bought from Bunnings
6. Mini Yellow Capsicum - from a plants I bought from Bunnings
7. Ball Chilli - bought it from Woolworths and hoped it could ripen some more
8. Purple Beauty Capsicum - From a plant I bought from Bunnings
9. Jalapeno - Had this plant for a while, they are starting to go rotten though
10. Black Prince - The one all by itself - bought the plant from Bunnings and the plant has a disease
11. Mini Jalapeno cross Purple Super Hot - bottom left corner. Had this plant for a while and the chillis themselves are starting to dry out though
12. Red Fire - This are from plants from the aerogarden chilli kit. Very similar to birdseyes.
13. Diablo - This is the big green one with a ting of red on it. Bought this from Bunnings aswell.
14. Lastly, the Birdseyes - probably the hottest ripe one I've had yet,
Cross section 1
Cross section 2
Now this one I picked this morning to have a taste. Personally I thought it may turn red but once I looked though the list of the couple it could be I saw it was probably a Burkina Yellow Scotch Bonnet. I am posting it up just to make sure it is though. Below is a picture of another larger one on the plant.
Picture of it on the plant
Other Chilli on the plant
And this one is my other ripening chilli which I am unsure what type it is. Once again I looked through the list of what and I think it may be the Trinidad Scorpion Cardi Yellow. I just want to see what you all think.
