TRANSPLANTATION

The first transplantation of Peperoncino Rosso chile pepper plants.

PAPRIKA HARVEST

I have been harvesting some chile peppers (chillies) and bell peppers (paprika) during the autumn and winter. It is time to start to plan for the next season. Do you have suggestions on delicious varieties?

NEW CHILE PEPPER AND PAPRIKA SEASON

The chile pepper and paprika plants are coming!



You could find Sweet Wrinkled Old Man, Fenir, Sarit Gat, Yellow Cheese, Mohawk, Alexandra and Corno di Toro.

SARIT GAT

The first sign of the new chile pepper season! Sarit Gat is making an appearance...

LATE HARVEST

Time for a late harvest of a few chile pepper and paprika plants. It will be time to buy new seeds in a couple of months.





Time for a hot snack! Chile peppers, paprika and Philadelphia cheese!

CHILE PEPPER IN A BAG

It is time to repot the chile pepper plant in a bag by Muji. More pictures of different chile pepper and paprika plants will soon be published.

SOON TIME TO REPOT

Here are different stages for some different type of plants.


Old plant from last season.


Planted in April. Should be a very hot chile pepper according to the shop owner.


Chile pepper in a "bag" by Muji store.


New batch of chile pepper and paprika. Planted end of March.


Tomato plants.


Time to repot...

HEY BUD

Look, I see something green popping up! :)



I look forward to see the rest of the chile pepper and paprika plants coming up...

NEW SEEDS AND OLD PLANT

I was sowing the following chile pepper seeds on March 31:

• Sarit Gat
• Jamaican Bell
• Yellow Cheese
• Hot Lemon
• Early Jalapeño
• Szentesi Fehér Kosszarvú étkezési paprika
• Chillies piments rouges

Here is plant that has "survived" from the last season. It is starting to get chile pepper fruits!



Yesterday I got some seed samples of a very strong chile pepper from a shop called Extreme Food Sweden in Gothenburg. I think the store owner gave me Naga Jolokia pepper seeds.

BUYING NEW CHILE PEPPAR SEEDS

I am ready to purchase new chile peppar (called paprika in Hungary) seeds. Any suggestions? Here are two pictures from last time around...