Urban Chilli Lovers Club
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an ting!
Fingers crossed.
We were thinking it's too late for our CH as they are only at this stage,
I would really love to see them change to their natural colour - see Whagwan post from a few years ago, beautiful looking Chilli.
Urban Chilli Lovers Club
Bung a load of Chillis in a kilner jar. Add 1 to 2 teaspoons of salt depending on size. Fill almost to the brim with water, with a small air gap. If you have another little pot of something to go in the top of the jar to weigh them down that's even better. Leave for as long as you can. Three...
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Are chillies meant to fruit late? Mine always have. I'm often still picking them into December. On gardener's world Monty's are red in August.
Anyway, I tried growing Long Thai, Cayenne, and Diavolo this year and specifically not the Orange Habeneros from last year which were so hot they rendered everything containing some inedible. The Long Thai are doing well and the bulk of my haul will be them. Sadly my Cayenne and Diavolo have failed, but annoyingly 4 plants are Orange Habeneros. I'm not sure how. I'll probably send them to my friend who seems to enjoy the pain.
Anyway, I tried growing Long Thai, Cayenne, and Diavolo this year and specifically not the Orange Habeneros from last year which were so hot they rendered everything containing some inedible. The Long Thai are doing well and the bulk of my haul will be them. Sadly my Cayenne and Diavolo have failed, but annoyingly 4 plants are Orange Habeneros. I'm not sure how. I'll probably send them to my friend who seems to enjoy the pain.
Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
In a heated greenhouse?
Oh his may well be, yeah. Mine's not, but I do use a heated propagator to get the seeds going. Thanks. I was feeling like a poor gardener.
8ball
Decolonise colons!
chemn
shmemn
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This year's haul. Not bad!
A scotch bonnet I tried a week ago was disappointingly lacking in heat, but the orange habaneros have a decent kick. Not sure what the red long chillis or the choc habs are like.. Going to whack pretty much the whole lot into a ferment and see what happens
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Going to whack pretty much the whole lot into a ferment and see what happens
You'll probably end up with some awesome sauce.
8ball
Decolonise colons!
Some of those are at most engorged clitoris chillis.
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
I notice that the post above did not show us where to find them
8ball
Decolonise colons!
I notice that the post above did not show us where to find them
Will all be revealed in the motion picture which is still in very early pre-production stages.
Eddie Redmayne’s people have reportedly shown interest.
Johnny Vodka
The Abominable Scotsman
I just got my first habanero fruit! Plant has been flowering for ages, but flowers just been withering without becoming fruit. (Was about to chuck it.) 
I have another two chilli plants also with a marked improvement in fruit production at the moment.
I have another two chilli plants also with a marked improvement in fruit production at the moment.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Not sure what these are or how hot as I haven’t sampled them yet . They are about the size of a thumb .
Dead Cat Bounce
A member of the Waffle elite.
A question for the growers on here.
Back in May I bought a plant by the name of 'Basket Of Fire', it produced around fifteen fruits which have been picked and used in various dishes. I thought that would be the end of it but it carried on producing flowers and now in the middle of December three fruits are now growing (One you can see in the picture is slowly turning orange / red)
Is this normal for a plant to carry on producing through winter?
Back in May I bought a plant by the name of 'Basket Of Fire', it produced around fifteen fruits which have been picked and used in various dishes. I thought that would be the end of it but it carried on producing flowers and now in the middle of December three fruits are now growing (One you can see in the picture is slowly turning orange / red)
Is this normal for a plant to carry on producing through winter?
Griff
Feeding the foxes
Went to the Ideal Home exhibition on Wednesday (it was rubbish btw) and picked up these fantastic chilli sauces:
www.crazybsauce.co.uk
Crazy Bastard Sauces.
Fantastic heat and flavours especially from the Carolina Reaper & Blueberry/Trinidad Scorpion & Clementine varieties.
Crazy Bastard Hot Sauce
Spice up your life with Crazy Bastard Sauce - the award-winning range of handmade chilli sauces made with top-quality, natural ingredients. Perfect for spicing up any dish or giving as a gift. Shop now and add some heat to your pantry!
www.crazybsauce.co.uk
Crazy Bastard Sauces.
Fantastic heat and flavours especially from the Carolina Reaper & Blueberry/Trinidad Scorpion & Clementine varieties.
8ball
Decolonise colons!
Went to the Ideal Home exhibition on Wednesday (it was rubbish btw) and picked up these fantastic chilli sauces:
Crazy Bastard Hot Sauce
Spice up your life with Crazy Bastard Sauce - the award-winning range of handmade chilli sauces made with top-quality, natural ingredients. Perfect for spicing up any dish or giving as a gift. Shop now and add some heat to your pantry!
Crazy Bastard Sauces.
Fantastic heat and flavours especially from the Carolina Reaper & Blueberry/Trinidad Scorpion & Clementine varieties.
They look great.
Carolina Reaper and blueberry isn’t a combination that would have sprung to my mind unaided.
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