June 2020

Even a few days after putting some of these peppers in pots, they’re still looking pretty floppy.  I was hoping that they’d stand up on their own, but I think they’re going to need some help.

One of the scotch bonnet peppers that I still have inside has buds.

I’m going to put some of the inside plants into pots today.  I’ll wait to take pictures of them until tomorrow when they’ve had a chance to recover and look nicer.

I labeled both of these plants as gator jigsaw peppers, but they are obviously not the same variety.  The one on the right is almost certainly a purple cayenne.  Next time I do this, I need a better system for keeping track of everything.

Peppers are really pretty plants.  I could stare at them for hours.

What is the best number?  By the way, there’s only one correct answer.

Nothing terribly exciting is happening today in Pepperland.  I’m hoping to get some time to get more plants into pots this weekend.

Some of the blossoms have turned into baby peppers.  As they develop I’ll be able to figure out if this is a scorpion or a fresno.

The remnants of Cristobal are blowing through today, and I’m a little worried about the outside plants.  It’s going to be really windy, and we could see some heavy rain.  They’re in a somewhat sheltered spot under a small tree, so I’m hopeful that they’ll be ok.  I have plenty of other plants inside and

The newly potted plants seem to be content in their new homes.  I’m still keeping everyone in the partial shade and sunny spot under the tree.