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Fish peppers
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Fish peppers
10/5/21
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P e p p e r s
I made a list of peppers that I really want to grow and make into individual marinades and hot sauces, just to have the excuse to grow then=m and enjoy them. What can I say, variety is the spice of life right?
The peppers are:
Fish Pepper
Lemon drop
tabasco
satans kiss
prairie fire
hot paper lantern
facing heaven
UFO
Count dracula
serrano
*I do not know anything about growing peppers nor making hot sauce, but I have the itch to learn
Once grown almost solely by enslaved people, the fish pepper was nearly lost forever until a chance find in a freezer revived the plant and
September 13
3 months' worth of growth for these indoor peppers. I didn't move them outside this year as I have marmorated stink bugs on my balcony and I didn't feel like dealing with them. So far they don't seem to mind.
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Variegated leaves on the Fish pepper plant.Â
At this point I don’t even care about the peppers, I’m keeping it for how pretty it looks.
I don’t remember mentioning this before, but last year I kept two pepper seedlings on my balcony rather than plant them in the garden with the others and they’re still here. One Fish and one Peter pepper. Didn’t grow as vigorous as the ones in the ground, but they started growing again recently, putting out tiny flower buds and they seem to be doing pretty well. We’ve always treated pepper plants as annuals, so this is an interesting experience. Here’s to many more years for these two guys.Â
The leaves on the Fish pepper seedlings are starting to get pretty 💚