Today some of the beauties will be out for a few hours. The weather forecast is 20°C, no rain but a bit windy. I hope that is ok for the chillies. I also put the flowering plants outside. Fingers crossed the bees will find them.
My babies are growing so well. Now you can clearly see the difference between the two types of chillie plant: On the left a Habanero, a bit bushy, and on the right an Ufo, a taller plant.
Next week will be the first time I leave my sweethearts alone for a few days. I am curious to see how they look when I get back.
Look at this beauty :)
The chillies are doing very well.
They are still inside but today I am going to prepare the garden so I can move the chillies outside as soon as the temperature allows. Which is not going to be today or tomorrow, because the weather forecast says it will snow, brrrrrr!
Oops, something went wrong. Two pots, same soil, same water, same sun, both ufo chilli seeds. The plants in the left pot have died, but the plant in the right pot is doing very well.
Woke up to snow outside today, but inside the summer's #gardening adventure is still paying off with a steady stream of #ChiliPeppers.
Not sure to what extent I'll want to dry them, freeze them, or use them fresh, but it'll be interesting to see how long our #sriracha#ChiliSauce that fermented for two and a half weeks is going to last us.
Chili peppers finally coming in. Sugar rush and Buena Mulata. Shame that the purple is the unripe color and that they turn red when ripe. #chili#peppers#chilipeppers