My Sept 7th 2008 pickings :)

Pepperfreak

Pepperfreak

Well, even after working a double yesterday (actually last night since I'm on midnight shift) I managed to have enough energy to do some harvesting today. Sorry about not getting any pictures of my plants, but I was loosing light pretty quickly when I was done getting these pictures. Hopefully this will give everyone a good example of what I have been trying to keep up with...LOL...not that I'm complaining.

General overview
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Scotch Bonnets
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Habs (Orange, Lemon Yellow, Chocolate and Red Savina
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Paul...huge harvest....your above ground beds worked like a charm didn't they...those peppers are gorgeous...I love the arrangement in the first photo
 
Thanks guys :) I have been soaking up the knowledge from all of you ;)

AJ, I truly love my raised beds, it enables managing the soil and drainage so easy. Not to mention I'm not seeing too many weeds, which is always a plus.
 
Great colors on all your peppers Paul, you can hardly blame that old lady wanting a sample of some of your peppers. Just if she had some manners and asked she might be in pepper heaven for the rest of her natural life. It's been a pleasure following your progress this year. You are after me on the seed trade parcel so pm your addy before to long.
 
Thanks everyone, I have been learning a lot this year and having a blast. In the 'General Overview' pictured is Red Aji, Mariachi, Hungarian Hot, Jalapeño, Serrano, Anaheim, Scotch Bonnet, Habs, Tabasco, Datil, Kung Pao, Thai Red Hot, Cayennes and Pablano
After my last harvest I will take some pictures of what I have been doing with all of these pods. Some folks think that I have gone overboard, but I just think I have vision and I can't wait to share with you all.

Pepper Ridge Farm said:
Great colors on all your peppers Paul, you can hardly blame that old lady wanting a sample of some of your peppers. Just if she had some manners and asked she might be in pepper heaven for the rest of her natural life. It's been a pleasure following your progress this year. You are after me on the seed trade parcel so pm your addy before to long.
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PRF, I still blame the old lady cause she didn't even take any viable pods, plus she said that she can't even eat them because she had stomach cancer a while back and just had a feeding tube removed. That whole thing doesn't make any sense other than Kleptomania.
 
rainbowberry said:
Those yellow Scotch Bonnets have got a great shape Paul, most of mine this year have turned out Hab shaped.
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RB, I did get a few that looked Hab shaped, but they seemed to be the first early pods. They still have their great flavor though.

HotPeppersFlyFishing said:
awesome job Paul
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Thanks Tom, sometimes I feel like I'm playing Chase the Pod. :lol:

Omri said:
From now on, I'll call you "The Man With Many Habs". :)
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Omri, I'll take that as a compliment. :lol: I just wish that I was able to keep everyone posted on all of the Habs that I have already harvested. Oh, BTW, Omri, your name and picture is still messing with me. I'm constantly having to take a double take. :P
 
What a nice harvest, lots of pods, lots of heat and it looks just beautiful. Well done.

Have you ever posted a pic of your raised beds? I'd like to see them if possible.
 
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