Chilli pain!

Our cayenne have gone totally mad we picked a kilo of green ones a while back and I didn't realize there was so many in a kilo 

Also doing well are there birds eye chille that I was kindly given by surbie

i'm growing little elf chillies on the window sill. they're a dwarf variety so fits nicely on the window sill and given plenty of hot fruits. will definitely be growing again next year.

My Super Chilli plants give me a huge crop every single year, no matter how good or bad the weather is. They live in my (very cold, glass missing) greenhouse and love it in there. But I do recommend this variety, very easy to grow, fast to get started and very generous crop. Taste nice too, best fresh but good dried too. It's really not worth overwintering them because they grow so fast from seed.

Last year I had a crop of ridiculously tiny chillis from my Habanero plants, I think because they're a bit more choosy on conditions and last year was pretty awful weather. I kept one alive over winter rather than sowing new plants, and this plant has grown on really well, absolutely full of fruit. None of them have changed colour yet but this time they've grown to full size, so fingers crossed. If necessary I'll bring it indoors to finish ripening them off.

My lemon drops have been cropping huge! some in the greenhouse and some on the windowsill and they are very very hot. although im convinced that watering them too much takes the heat away. i always wait until they are looking dead with leaf droop (although its harder to do that in the greenhouse because it retains moisture so well) the nagas have been rubbish but the trinidadian scorpion aint been too bad although the plant is quite small.