My Cayenne Pepper
salevene
10 years ago
Hey All,
I'm usually asking questions, but this time I wanted to share some pics from my first decent harvest off my Cayenne pepper plant. This one has been pretty easy to grow and has a a nice sweeter flavor with a comfortable level of heat. Production has slowed down a bit, but its 75 all year round here so no rush.
I have a few others that are just starting to produce (different peppers) and whats they start to look good on the plant, I'll send some of the pics as well.
Enjoy!
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