Mini harvest
flipback23
9 years ago
Got to do me a little mini harvest. For some reason I'm still having small peppers ripen quickly, as you can see from the reapers in the pic. But man for tiny peppers they were gosh darn hot lol. I have tons of green pods though so more to come. And the unknown pepper was pretty hot as well.
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