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Here are just some random pics of the 2007 crop that I moved inside to the greenhouse. Altough these are not the featured peppers of last years crop, they were still some of the healtiest ones out of the bunch. They produced great harvests and reamain healty. With a good green thumb, I will be able to move them back outside next spring and start another harvest in the early summer months. |
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A nice close of up of the Jamaican Red. The shiny leaves are a sign that your plant has a healthy supply of water. New blossoms are forming, and this particular branch looks like it will have plenty of peppers hanging from it soon. |
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The wicked RED SAVINA. The hottest of the Habanero family, and the 2nd hottest pepper in the world |
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The first harvest after being moved inside |
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The BIG SUN SCOTCH BONNET is coming around |
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The THAI SUN shows great potential with all of the blossoms |
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Me, making puree for hot sause |
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The only way to tell how HOT it is, is to try it. That's all I need! |
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