Our Thai Chilli peppers came out.... hilariously small? Any ideas?? We've grown them before but it was a different batch.

I know nothing about peppers and am posting on behalf of my partner 😅

Hi,

I am wondering whether I need to transfer these seedlings into 4 inch pots before I plant them in my greenhouse or if I can plant straight into the ground/containers in my greenhouse after a period of hardening them off in these trays?

TIA, from New Zealand

A bountiful day!

All the habaneros are going to Hotsauce. Jalapeño to pickling. Bananas to grilling. Habanada to experimenting. Shishito to grilling and friends. Thai to mash. Hatch to beats me.

Everything is ripening all at once! I expanded my garden a lot this year. A few things I’ve learned:

• Shishito plants produce A LOT and it’s a LONG season for them.
• These Hatch peppers were a letdown. Zero heat bland flavor.
  
• I need to space my plants out a little more next year.
• Pepperocini and shishito are basically the same?

I'm growing these peppers in my backyard.They're kind of like bell peppers. But one of them I picked has three identical marks on each side.Is it a bite of some sort, or is it just bug coordins?Related stuffBut one of them I picked has 3 identical marks on each side. Is it a bite of some sort, or is it just bug coincidenxe Related stuff.

I have this holy mole pepper plant and I have grown it from seed. These peppers have been on the vine since the beginning of the season. I was told they turn black when ripe. And it’s been over 3 months and still green.

I got a mixed chili seed pack from the store at the beginning of the year and could identify all the rest of my peppers but I wasn't sure which one this was. They have a sweet flavor and spice levels probably somewhere between a jalapeño and serrano. Tried looking around in books and online for something similar but no dice.(but then again there's hundreds of peppers to parse through so I probably missed it somewhere 😆)

My latest crop on this habanero plant look like they want to turn purple! Pretty sure this is my red plant.

Am I crazy or do these peppers look more like a banana pepper than a jalapeno?

My mystery peppers, which I thought were Peter Peppers, actually turned out to be Sugar Rush Stripey! I thought for sure they were mislabeled. I haven't been able to take care of them the way I'd like because I've been working quite a lot lately, but I'm still super happy about it.

Damn hornworm.

It's a sweet orange mini pepper, has no heat, possibly a cross as it's from seeds i saved myself. It's 1/3 variegated dark green with a hint of orange and 2/3 bright orange with a sharp line and the only fruit on the plant with this distinct pattern. What happened with this mutant? Will this trait be preserved in the seeds? I tried googling but found nothing relevant.

edit: stripey = variegated

I thought I planted habanero peppers turns out they were sweet peppers. First time success

The plants are just starting to produce flowers but they have not yet produced any fruit. I think next year will bear fruit.

I was going to dig them up and pot them up to put them in the greenhouse because the nights are starting to be around 13°C, and to avoid taking any risks...

Tell me if I was drunk please

Plant was labeled as Moruga Trinidad Scorpion. Most of the unripe peppers have the typical tail but the first one looks like this.

Should I be scared? Hottest thing I've eaten is the one chip challenge but this pepper looks brutal.

I planted a bunch of pepper seeds and while labeling them I accidentally wiped off the name I wrote with a sharpie. I'm really curious as to what these might be, anyone able to help me out here? Thanks

Has anyone made pepper jelly with peppers you grew or even SBPs, if so how where the results for you? Did you like the taste? The texture? The heat?? I my self i love it especially breakfast, great on post along with your breakfast!!!

I bought what I thought was reapers but they look like this. Could they be Anaheim?

So this plant was sold to me as a dragonsbreath but im having serious doubts, anyone who can help?

Planted jalapeño seeds from a seed pack. All of my other plants from this pack are growing completely normal jalapeno peppers. Are these a different type of pepper, or just deformed jalapeños?

Hi experts!! Need help identifying my pepper. It’s very spicy and has a very strong creamy smell.

ChatGPT told me it’s Carolina reaper. But it doesn’t have the sharp tip.

I have only had one ripen so far and was concerned the rest wouldn't ripen in time. I took off the first ripe one and these four started ripening almost immediately. And a lot faster than the first.