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Pepper porn anyone?

romy6
12 years ago

Here are some pics from yesterday. Plants are producing some fat pods.

Chocolate bhut

Bhut hybrid

7 pod Brain

Yellow 7's

And a Bhut Jolakia

Comments (50)

  • esox07 (4b) Wisconsin
    12 years ago

    That's some "hard core" stuff right there.

    You southerners really got it nice. Ripe peppers in April.

    Bruce

  • tsheets
    12 years ago

    Yeah, always jealous of the southerners.... I've got a few lemon drops set (from overwintered plants), but, not ripe yet. Looking good, Jamie!!

  • peppernovice
    12 years ago

    That was going to be my first question. Are these over wintered plants, or did you grow these this year? I'm a newbie, so I was a little naive. I thought planting in March was a good start. I now know that these super hots need a LONG season. If you planted this year, when did you start? I'm very envious! Those are some beautiful pods!

  • Edymnion
    12 years ago

    Heh, you're obviously a few zones south from me. My peppers are just now getting flowers.

  • scotty66
    12 years ago

    awesome peppers... very envious of both your peppers and your "know how"!

  • User
    12 years ago

    Very Nice!

    4 zones and 4 - 5 months away from where you're at today. I gotta move south!

  • sandysgardens
    12 years ago

    Great Pepper Porn!

    Yep, moving south seems like a better idea everytime one of you southerns teases us northerns with the pepper porn!

    Sandy

  • romy6
    Original Author
    12 years ago

    Thank you everone for the kind words. I am very luck to live in central Florida ( Daytona Beach area).

    Peppernovice. Most of the plants that are producing the fat pods where started between June and September last year. Some are a couple years old . This was mildest winter I can remember. It only dropped below freezing once.When and if it does I can easily protect them for the short time needed.

    Jamie

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Here are a few more pics for you sicko's :)

    7 Barrackpore

    fat yellow 7 pods

    And the 7 brain

    nother brain different plant

    Have a great weekend!

  • tsheets
    11 years ago

    Awesome! Mine (from the seeds you sent) are still babies, no true leaves yet. I hope the brain strains I started turn out all wrinkly like your unripe one. :-)

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    I hope so too Tim. I am glad you started more than one . That will increase your odds. I only have two. Both plants have different shape pods and some pods are more wrinkled than others.

  • peppermeister1
    11 years ago

    I see "pepper porn" and Romy6, I know I'm in for a treat. Great looking pods, It's not even Mother's Day yet for crying out loud!
    Seriously impressive pics, I look forward to seeing more soon.

    Here is a link that might be useful: Check out PEPPERMEISTER for chile recipes, tips and gardening info.

  • greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
    11 years ago

    Wonderful plants and pods, Jaime!

    Josh

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    That I would post some more porn today:)

    Yellow scorps

    Barrackpore

    small harvest

    chocolate love

    And a choclate bhut stuck up!

  • tsheets
    11 years ago

    Nothing wrong with a little Friday afternoon port!

    You're making my mouth water!!!

  • User
    11 years ago

    Not nice... I haven't got my plants in their final pots yet and you're harvesting ;-))

    Beautiful shots!

  • esox07 (4b) Wisconsin
    11 years ago

    Yah, hard to believe some are harvesting now. I just got mine potted up for the summer two days ago. Supposed to hit 87 here today though.
    Bruce

  • Edymnion
    11 years ago

    Just had my first harvest for the year.

    Well, if you can call one pepper a harvest. My first Pinot Noir.

    Its not technically fully ripe yet, they turn red when they're totally ripe (like practically every other pepper out there). But, I'm hoping they're good eating while still green (or in this case purple) like a bell is. Either way, the rest of them on there can ripen to red, but I wanna eat something out of my garden already!

    Blasted corn will be another month or two (but it does have ears on it)...

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Thanks guys for the kind words. I have been harvesting nonstop since January. I need to make more. And that looks like a perfect pepper Ed.

    and more

  • habjolokia z 6b/7
    11 years ago

    Looking good! What's in the jars? Pepper puree, sauce, or mash? Looks cool though what type of pepper did you use for the orange look?

  • greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
    11 years ago

    Hey, Jaime, great inspiration!

    Josh

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Thanks Mark. That is my own salsa with some home grown maters and barackpore and brain strain as the seasoning. Lots of fresh garlic and spices as well. It is more of a sauce because I boil it for thwenty minutes and then blend it .
    Josh I can't wait to see what you come up with this year!
    Here is the before shot

  • tsheets
    11 years ago

    Dude, now that's just going too far!!!! A little pepper porn is one thing, but, you're killin' me here in zone 5!!! LOL

  • greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
    11 years ago

    A mountain of tomatoes, no less!


    Josh

  • scotty66
    11 years ago

    in the "Chocolate Love" picture... are those Chocolate Bhut's or Chocolate Habanero's?
    I have read some really great stuff about the flavor of the chocolate habaneros, I'm really hoping to get some seeds for next year.

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Thanks Tim. Gotta love Florida !!!

    Josh my man. Salsa Salsa Salsa !!!

    Beam me up Scotty:) Those are chocolate habs. Send me an email. I have plenty of non isolated seeds if your not scared!

  • scotty66
    11 years ago

    I ain't scared :). email on it's way.

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Kinda slow so here is a little pornage!

    red 7pod loves it's new home. In the ground

    yellow cardi scorp

    lil harvest

    Cool Douglah cross. Notice how dark the pod next to it is. Not sure what causes this. Any ideas?

    My chiltepin is startin to ripen again. Must be summer

  • greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
    11 years ago

    Superb! Great color, Jaime! :-)
    I don't know why certain pods are darker/lighter green than others, but it seems to happen
    on all my plants.

    Josh

  • esox07 (4b) Wisconsin
    11 years ago

    Yep, those pods were very nice looking. I liked the Cardi Scorp. It actually looks like that little tail would be dangerous.

    This is my second full year on Garden Web and I don't remember the zone 9-10 people being so obnoxious last year. This year is seems they are taunting us northerners without mercy.


    Bruce

    Bruce

  • greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
    11 years ago

    Hahaha! All gardening is local....

    Those Cardi Scorpion pods are decidedly different than the plants that I grew last year,
    so I must relabel my seeds.


    Josh

  • OKgrowin
    11 years ago

    Zone 6b checking in:

    Click to visit my pepper album

    my album with peppers, cowhorn+earlyjalepeno+black jalepeno+kung pao(no fruit yet)

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Thanks Josh. Not all my yellow scorps have that tail. Just a few plants.

    Ok growin. Thanks for stopping by. Your plants look great!

  • JanMac
    11 years ago

    I know girls aren't supposed to like the porn, but I couldn't resist. Thank you to all you pepper pervs who posted the luscious pics. I have a long wait in zone 5. I may have to check back for a fix now and then. :)

  • esox07 (4b) Wisconsin
    11 years ago

    Well, janmac, i have the same problem..zone 4b. Anyway, I snipped buds a week or so ago and many of my plants are putting out more buds now. I have decided I would let them go at this point. So, when I get something to post, I will. Of course you realize they will be "underage" little peppers.
    Bruce

  • Rusty
    11 years ago

    1 plant - bhut jolokia's - Second harvest




  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    {{gwi:1161813}}

    Have a great weekend:)

  • tsheets
    11 years ago

    Awesome! Quite a bit of variety going on there!

  • habjolokia z 6b/7
    11 years ago

    4 pics? I need more! Nice harvest. Always looking good.

  • greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
    11 years ago

    Rustacator, those don't look like true Bhuts, I'm sorry to say. They have more of a Naga shape,
    although the skin is more blistered than the two Naga varieties that I've grown. A hybrid perhaps.

    Jaime, another fantastic harvest!

    Josh

  • Rusty
    11 years ago

    Yea i was just talking about it on another post. The link is below.

    Here is a link that might be useful: Guess that pepper!

  • Rusty
    11 years ago





  • SLIMGOODY
    11 years ago

    Man that is great stuff! Those are some great pics, do you have any seeds to spare from those beauty's? I would love to try my hand at some HOT STUFF!!!!

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Slimgoody send me an email:)

    Been a while so here are some pics from the last week;)

    Fat bhut ?

    7 pod red plant

    Harvest shots

    hole nother Cheers:)

    And my 7 foot mystery annuum. Only in Florida:)(

  • jrosko
    11 years ago

    These are beautiful pics! I am so excited especially since romy6 is in my zone so that gives me hope for some beautiful peppers! Thanks for sharing!

  • tsheets
    11 years ago

    Man, that's awesome!!! Though, I don't know what I'd do with all those coming on all the time! The dehydrator would be in demand, that's for sure! haha!

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Thanks jrosko and Tim. Never enough heat to spead around.

    Not much poddage with all the heat but still some plants are pumping out pods. Like the Brain!

    Barrackpore

    Donne sali

    Small Harvest

    making some smoked powder

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Finished product.

  • tsheets
    11 years ago

    Looks great!!! Hope it doesn't melt that bag! ;-)

    So, you mesquite smoked them, then dehydrated them?

  • romy6
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    Yes sir smoked them for about 2 and 1/2 hours at about 175 degrees and then dehydrated them for a day at the lowest setting possible. 100 degrees.

    And Tim it's hot.( lots of 7 pods) Face was on fire all night just from grinding:)

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