What a beautiful sight. I have a huge garden as you all know with fruits and stuff but these birds will come and have a feast with the chillies. I have stopped growing them. but enthused by what I see here may be I shall give it a try and protect them.Don't know the variety as they were a present from a neighbour, but apparently they're hot View attachment 7680
We Indians cannot live without them (lol)They look really nice! I don't like spicy foods and I never eat chillies, but I'd like to grow them, because chilli plants are very pretty
You might like to try a chilli called Bhut Jolokia which is 400 times hotter than tobasco (lol)Nice, they look kinda like serrano chillies, but I could be wrong. Those are super spicy! I often use them in salsas, they are perfect for that
You might like to try a chilli called Bhut Jolokia which is 400 times hotter than tobasco (lol)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhut_jolokia
This chilli that I have talked about is from India. You can choose a better method to kick the bucket.I have heard some of the spiciest chilies can be found in india. Personally I don't find serrano chillies so spicy, but they are super spicy for most europeans I must taste this chilli you mentioned, I'll put it in my bucket list
This chilli that I have talked about is from India. You can choose a better method to kick the bucket.
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