If they go red you may want to put them in a smoker, with a little patience you will have a chipotle !!
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I like to grow peppers!
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If they go red you may want to put them in a smoker, with a little patience you will have a chipotle !!
I wish I had the yard space to grow veggies.
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We're swimming in 'maters and peppers, and all our friends that planted conventionally are sucking wind this year due to the extreme heat and drought.
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I'd love to grow some stuff, but I travel way to much.
However, I've been thinking about making my own hot sauce. Anyone care to share a recipe for inspiration?
However, I've been thinking about making my own hot sauce. Anyone care to share a recipe for inspiration?
^^^that's good stuff, hotter then a mutha F too, I gotta watch it when I eat Chinese and not load up with it.
a buddy of mine used to grow his own peppers. jalepenos, cayenne and habenero. right in the front yard. i know he made 2 kinds of hot sauce with them. almost gave his mother an asthma attack in the process. we convinced his (now ex) girlfriend to eat a habenero right off the vine. she asked if it was a sweet pepper.. since it was orange. of course it is 
the swearing that came thereafter was sooooo worth it. didnt have any real problems growing in ohio.
the swearing that came thereafter was sooooo worth it. didnt have any real problems growing in ohio.
Let them turn red, then roast/smoke them and youve got chipotles! (keep them in some adobo sauce!)
edit: pedroims beat me to it
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Saw you mention this thread on FB...
Some peppers that I pulled last Sunday:
Trinidad Red Scorpions:
Scotch Bonnets:
Red Habs:
Thai Hotties (Thai Giants, but their tiny):
Yellow Habs:
Dwarf Jals:
Salsa peppers:
How I grow them in pots:
Some Ghost, Chocolate Ghost, Scorps, Butch T's from last year:
On an average weekend pepper pull:
my gut is burning just looking at those pictures...
i skipped growing any veggies this year... only planted some flowers by the front door.
i skipped growing any veggies this year... only planted some flowers by the front door.
I went by my exes the other day to pick up painting supplies and porn and, to my dismay, found my jalapeno plant had died.
Actually capsaicin has been known to help repair the lining of people's stomachs.
Along with pepper jams, hot sauces, rubs and salsas, I make my own pepper spray. It's pretty bad ass, except if you are down wind.
Could have beeen worse... she could have ruined my double issue of Playboy with Jenny McCarthy on the cover.
I was more surprised my cats are still alive. That woman has a knack for killing everything she comes into contact with. I mean, I barely made it out in tact.
I was more surprised my cats are still alive. That woman has a knack for killing everything she comes into contact with. I mean, I barely made it out in tact.
j-raj said:
How do you make the spray? What vessel/expulsion mechanism do you use?
Great pics btw....the Thai Giants look awesome.
I just reuse old mace/pepper spray container and refill them with a really tiny straw/tube....
Thai giants are really small, the smallest in that picture is about .5 cm and the largest is about 3cm. They are really good in my dehydrater.
j-raj said:I just reuse old mace/pepper spray container and refill them with a really tiny straw/tube....
Thai giants are really small, the smallest in that picture is about .5 cm and the largest is about 3cm. They are really good in my dehydrater.
They've got that beautiful classic heart shape and the colour is stunning. Do you use any chems/pesticides or is it a totally organic project?
