Good Ole England And The Rest Of The World

[green lurchers 17,053]

I thought jalapeños were hot

 

do you know any names of mild chillies that add lots of flavour but not to much heat

apache chillies are very tasty and not over hot esp if used for cooking

[mroak 130]

I heard chilli plants can last 5 years is that true thought the frost an cold would get them even in green house

[green lurchers 17,053]

Here's a rare dish lol the mrs has finaly done a bit of grub lol nothing fancy few joints of chicken onions garlic peppers seasoning 2 apaches 1orange habenero and 1 green naga chilli very tasty it was and not over hot lol

Edited August 30, 2017 by green lurchers

[green lurchers 17,053]

I heard chilli plants can last 5 years is that true thought the frost an cold would get them even in green house

you can prune them down and bring them inside from the cold feed now and again they be ok

Edited August 30, 2017 by green lurchers

[kanny 21,600]

 

 

I heard chilli plants can last 5 years is that true thought the frost an cold would get them even in green house

 

you can prune them down and bring them inside from the cold feed now and again they be ok

I found some will make it some won't the big problem is lack of winter light in this country as well as temperature but if you have a good plant its always worth a shot

 

Just to had I had a nice little Dorset Naga that I kept for 3 years with the help of a clf grow light it made a great Christmas table decoration full of red pods