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Omri's Great Chile Porn Topic
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Beautiful pictures. All the pods look really good and you've got a few varieties there that I haven't seen before as well.
Thank you.
I will.
You keep saying that... come on over already!Omri great pics.Now I have to work on my other half to look for some land in Mediterranean area so we could move there and grow peppers year around. I have been in major disagreement with this cold weather in mini Alaska
Thank you. I hope these new pods are a good thing.
You keep saying that... come on over already!
Well he is madly in love with this cold weather and I'm totally opposite. I should give him an ultimatum:"If you want me to cook for you some yumy food from my neck of the wood,than you have to move there because they would taste even better over there!!!!!!!!"
On serious note, you have a great talent for pics so keep them coming. fantastic pictures, King Omri 
are your plants still producing fruits?
i think so since the weather in Israel is still sunny and warm
this picture is my favourite
is this strain your creation?
cheers
Can
are your plants still producing fruits?
i think so since the weather in Israel is still sunny and warm
this picture is my favourite
is this strain your creation?
cheers
Can
Thank you, dear friend. you're way too kind.fantastic pictures, King Omri
are your plants still producing fruits?
i think so since the weather in Israel is still sunny and warm
Yes, there is still active pod production. it has slowed down a bit since it is "winter" (
), but still harvesting at full throttle. it will get colder eventually and pod production will stop. I'm enjoying my really long season as long as it lasts. Can't take credit for that one. I only grow it.this picture is my favourite
is this strain your creation?
cheers
Can
It truly is a wonderful chile. very productive and very hot. received the seeds a couple of years ago (indirectly) from a farmer in Bangladesh.
Thanks again, dear friend.
Have a good day.
Awesome pics and documentation Omri. I love it! Keep them coming my friend.
Thank you.
Some nice pics of the Bangladeshi Naga, Omri.
I have growing, some Nagas from next door, they originated in Burma/Myamar and look similiar.
Hows your OSE12 growing, whats the taste like?
I have growing, some Nagas from next door, they originated in Burma/Myamar and look similiar.
Hows your OSE12 growing, whats the taste like?
What, did you take those photos with a phone camera or something..?? 
J/K! Seriously top-notch photos, Omri--even more so considering you took them with a phone camera! Amazing!
J/K! Seriously top-notch photos, Omri--even more so considering you took them with a phone camera! Amazing!
Thank you, brother.
A Naga from Burma, really? that's really odd. well if they're anything like mine, they sure are awesome.
Well the OSE12 has a very fruity, red C. chinense flavor. reminds me a lot of a Caribbean Red for some reason (
). it's much hotter, though. 
Hehe... thank you, Gas.What, did you take those photos with a phone camera or something..??
J/K! Seriously top-notch photos, Omri--even more so considering you took them with a phone camera! Amazing!
You've just spilled the beans, and apparently a lot of people here don't appreciate beans much. especially in their chili.
Yes, all those pictures were taken using a camera phone. some of the older ones with a real cheap one, too.
Not Really, Burma is just next door and there are many Bangldeshians and Indians living there,
they probably bought the strain over years ago????
they probably bought the strain over years ago????
That makes sense. so does that mean it's an older form of the varieties we grow now? or maybe it has changed a bit by crossing or selective breeding?
Oh, I wasn't supposed to say anything?You've just spilled the beans, and apparently a lot of people here don't appreciate beans much. especially in their chili.
It just reinforces, it's not the camera that takes good photos, it's the person behind it.Yes, all those pictures were taken using a camera phone. some of the older ones with a real cheap one, too.
Nah, I'm just kidding, dear friend.Oh, I wasn't supposed to say anything?
It just reinforces, it's not the camera that takes good photos, it's the person behind it.
Thank you so much for the kind words. was actually considering to buy a proper camera and was too afraid the the difference won't justify the cost.
Thank you.
Feel free to dress casual.
The Nagabons are a true success. good heat, good flavor and EXTREMELY productive. I'm considering of replacing my standard Habanero plants with Nagabons next year.