Oh yes peppers.
My favorite vegetable or is it a fruit.
Its a fruit.

[mention]worth1[/mention] All these need is a drizzle of Olive oil and some salt and a blast in the oven. We have some left over chilli so this will go down as a nice horses doovers ....

Have you tried Shishito peppers? I prefer them to Padron since the plant is smaller and they seem to be more productive in our climate.

[mention]rossomendblot[/mention] I tried to grow some this year but failed miserably apart from my menorcan red pepper, some apachi chillie, cayenne and the padron. Next year i shall try again and keep many of them in the greenhouse as this years weather just kept coming around and around blasting the garden with rain, wind, hail - each time I had to try and salvage or replant.

I've only tried to grow peppers outdoors here once and even though it wasn't a complete disaster, I wouldn't bother again. Like you say, everything outside gets battered a couple of times each summer and peppers really don't appreciate that. The only pepper that seems to do fine outdoors here is a rocoto. Someone I watch on Youtube grows sweet peppers very successfully outside under a low tunnel so I may give that a try, but for now they all stay in the greenhouse safe and sound.

For the most part I live in pepper growing heaven AKA Texas

[mention]Amateurinawe[/mention] Those padron peppers look beautiful. How much capsaicin heat do they tend to have?

I grew shishito peppers this year for the first time and they were very prolific, but a little disappointing on the heat. Seems like 1/100 might have had a bit of capsaicin heat, not the 1/10 that gets talked about.

I wonder if you have seen Right on Red sweet pepper there in the UK? It’s a fast to maturity variety and I use them like I would a sweet bell pepper, but they are faster to produce than the typical bell. Here’s a link to the description.

https://www.westcoastseeds.com/products/right-on-red

The outside beds seem to be having a bit of a come back from the early blight, the greenhouse plants are all good with some nice fruit forming.
Black triefele
Cherokee purple and perhaps a glimpse of MSITK in the background
And Miss Dolly Parton ...

The F2's are now beginning to flower so hoping there is time left in the year for at least one truss of fruit.

[mention]Tormato[/mention] so here are two msitk f6 or f7. There are more coming on in the greenhouse but these are all the same and similar shape. Not tasted them yet.

[mention]karstopography[/mention] mostly they have negligable heat. It's a bit of Russian roulette as there will be one in x that will be hot. Think of it as a dinner party parlour game

The simplicity of cooking with Olive oil and salt makes these so yummy. Yeah the stalk and gimp the whole pepper in one mouthful along with lots of other small dishes. [mention]Nico[/mention] will be the expert on this type of eating, but I love tapas.

[mention]karstopography[/mention] thanks for the right on red, I think I could only do bell peppers in the greenhouse so these look interesting.

Amateurinawe wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 2:52 pm @Tormato so here are two msitk f6 or f7. There are more coming on in the greenhouse but these are all the same and similar shape. Not tasted them yet.IMG_20210825_204913_hdr_kindlephoto-107019972.jpg

Are these Potato Leaf?

[mention]Rockoe10[/mention] Yes the ones that survived are potato leaf, i have another potato leaf in the greenhouse an the fruit are turning out the same

And here it is sliced

Some fred limbaugh, some small Cherokee purple, more pimento de padron, black triefele and a copper river

Black triefele

. Tasmanian chocolate
Cherokee purple

All nom nom nom....

Amateurinawe wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 2:52 pm @Tormato so here are two msitk f6 or f7. There are more coming on in the greenhouse but these are all the same and similar shape. Not tasted them yet.IMG_20210825_204913_hdr_kindlephoto-107019972.jpg

Thems imposters.

Miss Scarlet should be a plump, red heart, that can get to 1 lb+.

[mention]Tormato[/mention] it is an imposter, it's not plump, it's not heart shaped, and it's PL. And the other PLs come out the same. Here's hoping for MSITK next time.

Some of the f1 crosses ready ...

This one blew my socks off for taste.....

Fred Limbaugh

So remember I had little success with germination of peppers, so I moved them outside ready to reuse the compost and took out the labels. Then mother nature decided to flick the germinate switch.

Well here they are, and I haven't a clue what they are...any ideas ?
I think the last one is a sweet Antigua.