Show us your peppers

[Worth1]

Insane ghost pepper plant.
Worth
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[Salsacharley]

Looks like you need to get to pickin Worth!

[ScottinAtlanta]

My first batch of 2018 - yellow fatalis, Bombay Morich, Yellow Scorpion, Kambuzi.

[Worth1]

Originally Posted by Salsacharley

Looks like you need to get to pickin Worth!

So True.

Scott the peppers look good.

Worth

[Rajun Gardener]

Nice peppers Ya'll!!

Are those over wintered plants?

[friedgreen51]

A pot of Charleston Hot Peppers. At the yellow green stage now. Will turn to orange and then red. Extremely hot. Much hotter than a regular cayenne.
Makes great Cayenne pepper when allowed to dry at the red stage and ground.
Bred to be root knot nematode resistant. The foliage is always a pale green on this pepper.

[EPawlick]

Originally Posted by friedgreen51

A pot of Charleston Hot Peppers. At the yellow green stage now. Will turn to orange and then red. Extremely hot. Much hotter than a regular cayenne.
Makes great Cayenne pepper when allowed to dry at the red stage and ground.
Bred to be root know nematode resistant. The foliage is always a pale green on this pepper.

Nice Peppers!
I like your pepper cages (and your peppers!)--what are you using?

[friedgreen51]

Originally Posted by EPawlick

Nice Peppers!
I like your pepper cages (and your peppers!)--what are you using?

This is 24 inch tall green PVC coated wire in the garden section of Lowe's Home Improvement or Home Depot.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Garden-Zone...ing/1000367037
I measure the wire so that it will fit on the inside of the pot. I cut up against the square so that there is a tab to bend back to make a cage.

[EPawlick]

Originally Posted by friedgreen51

This is 24 inch tall green PVC coated wire in the garden section of Lowe's Home Improvement or Home Depot.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Garden-Zone...ing/1000367037
I measure the wire so that it will fit on the inside of the pot. I cut up against the square so that there is a tab to bend back to make a cage.

Thanks, I'll take a closer look. I need something better than a tomato stake for my peppers.

[Worth1]

Originally Posted by Rajun Gardener

Nice peppers Ya'll!!

Are those over wintered plants?

If you are speaking on mine no.

But I could have, the ones last year still had live roots when I tried to pull them.

[Goodloe]

Originally Posted by friedgreen51

A pot of Charleston Hot Peppers. At the yellow green stage now. Will turn to orange and then red. Extremely hot. Much hotter than a regular cayenne.
Makes great Cayenne pepper when allowed to dry at the red stage and ground.
Bred to be root knot nematode resistant. The foliage is always a pale green on this pepper.

I really like the look of those! Where can I get seeds?

[Salsacharley]

Are you going to be able to reach the peppers inside the cages? Your set up looks great and the peppers look great!

Originally Posted by friedgreen51

This is 24 inch tall green PVC coated wire in the garden section of Lowe's Home Improvement or Home Depot.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Garden-Zone...ing/1000367037
I measure the wire so that it will fit on the inside of the pot. I cut up against the square so that there is a tab to bend back to make a cage.

[friedgreen51]

Originally Posted by Goodloe

I really like the look of those! Where can I get seeds?

Hi Jon,
My seed source was Heavenly Seed - Anderson, South Carolina
http://www.heavenlyseed.net/products.asp?cat=17&pg=9
This is also my source for Choppee Okra.

I am sure I will be saving seed. PM me with your name and address and I will be glad to send you some.

[friedgreen51]

Originally Posted by Salsacharley

Are you going to be able to reach the peppers inside the cages? Your set up looks great and the peppers look great!

I access most of them from the outside, but since it is only 2 feet tall I can reach in snare them if they are in the middle.

[velikipop]

Those look great, when do you start them from seed and when do they go outside?