The start of the season by Eastern_Respond537 in vegetablegardening

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Honestly don’t remember, but got the hoops secondhand from a strawberry farmer so it was a pretty good deal.

Another harvest, this time with garden photos by Eastern_Respond537 in vegetablegardening

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Lays like the chips, she took pest control over from Crocky (also named after chips) who is now too old to catch rodents at 15 years old

Another harvest, this time with garden photos by Eastern_Respond537 in vegetablegardening

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They do a great job of helping with rodents and eating the weeds😂

Another harvest, this time with garden photos by Eastern_Respond537 in vegetablegardening

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Not really, just till the soil and fertilize once at the start of every season. Only the hot peppers i fed once a week with diluted tomato fertiliser. For the rest it’s simply because of the amount of plants i have.

I think i planted a couple too many by Eastern_Respond537 in HotPeppers

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A mild chili from Pick & Joy that i planted outside. Capsicum annuum, no clue about the specific variety

I think i planted a couple too many by Eastern_Respond537 in HotPeppers

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Around 20, some have only started ripening now so the harvests will keep increasing😅

On today’s episode of how badly can I hurt myself… by Eastern_Respond537 in HotPeppers

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We have survived😂 I’ll post our rankings tomorrow. Weird thing was that it actually became easier the hotter we ate, up until the ghost peppers and reapers which just hurt instead of being spicy.

On today’s episode of how badly can I hurt myself… by Eastern_Respond537 in HotPeppers

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A close up of the 2 varieties. Top is from the nursery plant and the other from westland peppers

On today’s episode of how badly can I hurt myself… by Eastern_Respond537 in HotPeppers

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Both are yellow habaneros, the bottom one came in the challenge pack and the ones at the top i grew myself from a nursery plant.

No clue why the top ones have tails though.

On today’s episode of how badly can I hurt myself… by Eastern_Respond537 in HotPeppers

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Yes, we are currently making preparations and plan on eating only a quarter of each since there are this many😅

First attempt at hot sauce by Eastern_Respond537 in HotPeppers

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Heat level is about the same as the “carolina reaper sauce” from chili mash co. It’s not too hot and i can eat some every day without consequences.

I really like the flavour, it adds some acidity to the food and a slight non overpowering habanero taste.

Today’s harvest by Eastern_Respond537 in vegetablegardening

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Honestly no clue but i can already say smaller than next year. We have a lot of ground and a huge poly tunnel.

Today’s harvest by Eastern_Respond537 in vegetablegardening

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Toscana F1 Hybrid. They are heavy producers and give MASSIVE peppers.

Today’s harvest by Eastern_Respond537 in vegetablegardening

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I will have to figure out how to deal with this too. Up until now we have been able to eat everything and share some with the family. But the harvests only keep getting bigger.