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harvesting Potawie's Sept. harvests

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Lately I've been harvesting pretty much every day, but when I got back from my extended weekend of camping yesterday I had a bit of work to do. Here's a bunch that I picked last night and early this morning that will keep me busy for a while:)

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absolutely wonderful Potawie...that's a lot of peppers...

question...what kind of peppers are the red ones in the Cuties box?
 
imaguitargod said:
I sense some hot sauces coming...
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Ya, I'm freezing all my choc/browns, yellows, and Kapowie peppers for three different sauces I've been working on and I'm now getting a freezer full.

AlabamaJack said:
question...what kind of peppers are the red ones in the Cuties box?
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The ones in the far end of the cutie box are Guadaloupe habs and some of them are quite huge. I might try making a sauce with these too because I'll be overloaded with them very soon
 
:shocked: And to think that last night I posted a reply to a post saying that I have been busy playing Chase the Pod. Potawie, you have helped to put it all in perspective, that is a fantastic and huge harvest. If all of your harvests have come close to resembling that one in the picture, you have been busy.

To think I was going to say I was speechless...Well...just amazing!
 
Wow Potawie, that's some harvest. Just beautiful, lots of produce and sure a source of inspiration for the rest of us...don't know how you do it, even colder than MN but you definitely have it down to a science.
 
I'm with AJ on the shade cloth idea for next year. I have thought being in the southeast would be a huge advantage for growing peppers but seeing how well all of our northern growers have such nice harvest they may have even better growing conditions during summer months. I get no fruit set in the hot south for two months at least and if I can protect my plants from the heat by using a shade cloth I may be able to greatly improve my yeilds. Now that my weather has cooled a bit and no more 100 degree days my peppers look alive again. At least I still have 2 more months. Great peppers again Potawie!
 
POTAWIE said:
The ones in the far end of the cutie box are Guadaloupe habs and some of them are quite huge. I might try making a sauce with these too because I'll be overloaded with them very soon
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You know, those pods resemble the ones I am growing as Dorset Nagas I got from Ebay...remember the old red headed man and elephant photo I posted...what ever I got sure as hell ain't no Dorset Naga...the plants are heavy with pods shaped like that and some are pretty big...
 
I just don't know what they are but the ones I am growing are pretty dang hot...
 
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