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Tasmanian Red, White Fire and Blondie

Some picitures from a very nice and varm day i Stockholm (the hottest so far)   Tasmanian Red looks promising, the first Capsicum chinense with pods.   Tasmanian Red   White Fire should be a hot and tasty Capsicum annuum.   White Fire should also be prolific and early. When the finaly mature in red they might easily be misstaken for a small bellpepper.   Blondie, Capsicum baccatum, leaning against the apple tree at our balcony.   A non pepper photo. The balcony apple tree.

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1 February 2009 Brown Rocoto

The first day in February gave me a nice suprice - the first flower of the (2 year plant) Brown Rocoto. It almost feels like spring, even though its still snow outside.   Many of the peppers have now germinated, but I am still wainting for a few to pop up.   Regards   Patrik

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Four capsicum chinense and one capsicum annuum

Shiny Red   Maraba   Cumari   Misqucho Colorado PI 152225 I love this one when the pods changes color.   Etkezipaprika, a very nice paprika from Hungary. Sweet and tasty. In my care more prolific than the bellpeppers, but almost as big. If your looking for a pepper that could replace the bellpeppers and you also would like a pepper that has a little heat, this colud be the one. Somehow my wife loves this one.   Edit 20081023: Just triend another pod. It was a lot hotter than the other pods. But still very tasty. I think I will grow this one again.//Patrik

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Cleaning out the garden house

Today we cleaned out the garden house from peppers. Almost all the peppers were harvested and we throw almost all the pepper plants away. Now there is only Cap 1492, Turbo pube, Peruvian Pointer, Champion and Trindad Perfume left in the countryhouse.   Korean Hot before harvest   Aji White Wax, some pods already dried.   Topgirl   Green Aji Verde, one slightly odd looking pod.   Cap 1492   A dissapointment, the Aji Orange did not mature. From the pale pods it seems that the Aji Orange is not the same as the Aji Amarillos I have seen. Before I thought that they might be the same pepper with just slighly diffrent names.   Ciao   Patrik

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Early september 2008

Some pics from early september 2008. Still no frost, but it has been very cold the last nights.   Turbo Pube   Turbo Pube   Cap 1492   Blondie   Peruivan White Habanero - this plant is two years old. It almost died during the winter. Now it is a very small plant.   Petit Marseillais   Regards   Patrik

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Hybrid of Habanero White Giant

My Habanero White Giant turned out to be a hybrid. In my opionion it has very beatuiful pods (from light green to yellow to orange to red) and the plant is also prolific (which usually is the case with f1 hybrids). Another bonus was the taste, really nice and typical capsicum chinense. Hot but not extremly hot. All in all a very nice and useful pepper.   Cili Goronongs pods has very odd shapes, but some pods does not turn out so "crazy". Just look at this "pepper flower".

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...and more new pics

Habanero (or Habanero Orange) Capsicum Chinense   Bode Capsicum Chinense   Tobago Seasoning Capsicum Chinense I Just love the colors on the not matured pods. A matured pod can be seen in the picture below.   Monkey Face, Kaleidoscope, Aji Colorado, Grekisk Paprika, Tobago Seasoning   Chilhuacle Negro Capsicum annuum

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Shiny Red Capsicum chinense

In March I finaly got some seeds from Shiny Red Capsicum chinense that germinated. I now have two small Shiny red plants. I have been looking for this variety quite long, so I am very happy!   Shiny Red, Capsicum chinense from Peru.   A sad note: The Birgits Locoto plant looked very weak so I put it in the trash:(

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Hot Pepper Lantern outside

My indoor pepper plant Hot Pepper Lantern Capsicum chinense outside for a bit of fresh air.       Pod of Serrano Purple – some purple but mostly green at this moment   Flower of Jalapeno Delicias, I believe this jalapeno should have a milder heat than a “regular” jalapeno

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White Rocoto

I just could not wait, so I started to germinate White Rocoto when I got the seeds (July 2008) Maybe a little bit early for the 2009 season.     Some pictures of the peppers at the country house.   Chilhuacle Negro     Thai Hot   Atomic Heart   Blondie   Elisabeth   Sivri Biber   Etkezipaprika   Regards   Patrik

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Flowers of Jalapeno Grande and more

Brown Rocoto, first flower in a while from this two year old plant   Young pods of Hot Pepper Lantern   Jalapeno Grande   Habanero, 3 year old plant. First pod to mature this year.

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Dried peppers

I just love to dry peppers, both int the air and with the dehydrator. Most of the peppers seems to keep thier colors but look at the Bulgarian Carrot, one pod was deired in the dehydrator and lost most of it yellow color but it kept its shape, the pod that was dried in the air it kept its color but lost its shap The Jamacian Bells are excellent christmas decoration.   Regards   Patrik

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Pictures 20/4 2008

20/4 2008. A nice day here in Stockholm.   First a picture from the indoor forest.   These three Capsicum chienense should be very similar. From left to right Trinidad Seasoning, Tobago Seasoning and St. Lucia Island. I belive they are mild to medium hot.   The Bulgarian Carrot is well on its way.   An interesting Capsicum baccatum Inca Red Drop   Maybe the most beautiful plant so far, Criolla Sella   The Brown Rocoto is the only Capsicum pubescens vareity that I grow from seed this year (I also have from last year Locoto Pi 387838, Turbo Pube and Cap 1492)   Fenir Capsicum annuum sometimes have heartshaped pods , it is my wife´s favorite   In Sweden this one is called Grekisk Paprika which means Paprika (pepper) from Greece.

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Harvest pics

Some harvest pics, could not choose which one I preferred.           Hot peppers in the dark ;D Super Datil, Bhut Jolokia, 7 pod, Fatalii ( I call this one the fat Fatalii ;D)

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Grilled peppers

A week ago we grilled some peppers, it was really nice. We also smoked 1 kg jalapenos (with some other annuums for our special recipe;)). Really nice but it took a whole weekend. The taste was great, but not as great as Jukkas Savukristalli (best hot pepper powder I have ever tasted!).       Some of the peppers of 2009    

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First matured pod of 2009

White Rocoto, still no pods just flowers.   Serrano Purple   Bubba Capsicum baccatum   Goats Weed   Bhut Jolokia   Hot Pepper Lantern with one matured pod so far - its really great to be able to harvest at this time of the year.   //Patrik

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Green house, 2xJolokia and Bubba

The Green House is now complete with peppers, mostly very hot ones like Bhut Jolokia and the hot ones from Trinidad. Also some tomatoes, cucumbers and borlotto beans.     Bhut Jolokia   Chocolate Bhut Jolokia   Bubba, Capsicum baccatum. Tasty hot baccatum with the typical taste of the red baccatums.   I have been eating a lot of Hot Paper Lantern (sorry for calling it Hot Pepper Lantern before ). Its a great even as green.

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Criolla Sella

Criolla Sella capsicum baccatum is a Bolivian chile peppar. The fruits on my plant was 4-6 cm long and 1 cm in diameter. It rippens from green to orange. It has a thin flesh that makes it excellent to dry. It has some heat and a very nice taste. Quite prolific plant.  

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Soon time to start repotting

Soon time to start repotting.     Some of my friends have trubbel with germination of the White Rocoto. It would be great to hear some more reports from those of you that grow this pepper.   White Rocoto, 2008-02-14

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Bhut Jolokia

Thanks for all the nice comments!   Antoher picture of the quite prolific Bhut Jolokia   Vinagrito-more pods than leavs;)   Fatalii - do they look ok? I have never grown Fatalii before.   7-pod from an Italian pepper mate

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