[sharky]

Here is my first effort. I have never grown them before so at least they produced fruit and are still alive! I mostly grew cayenne and bought some peach habinero seeds in march, so the habs are several months behind. I find the larger cayenne peppers are quite sweet and not as hot as the smaller ones.





Habs:

[fletch]

Well now that I've seen those I'm definitely not posting pics of mine  :oops:  :oops:  :oops:

Great plants though  

[Kate and her Ducks]

Me neither! Mine are one ot the few things that got "ducked".

[agapanthus]

Wow!!!! They are looking fantastic!!!!...definitely putting mine to shame!

[love-my-plot]

Well done Sharky! They look fantastic!

[Debz]

Mine are well behind.  A lot of buds but no fruit yet!

[compostqueen]

None of mine are ripe yet so well done getting yours that ripe in Manchester

Mine are coming along but should be yellow. Only got green uns at the moment but I have expectations  

[sharky]

well done getting yours that ripe in Manchester

Well they were started in January so that is probably why!  :shock:
Although I doubt the peach habs will ripen outdoors this year soon enough, they will have to come inside for that I think.

[Lardman]

mmmmmm yummy ...

They really are a thing of beauty.... much better than my sorry specimens this year.  :oops:

[Big Jen]

Gosh, they are fantastic.
I have some ripe peppers but only green chillies so far.
Will try to take some pics at the weekend but nowhere near as impressive as yours.
BJ

[breathecosse]

Twilight.





Jamacian Red Hab.



Scotch Bonnet.



Piemento De Padron.









Trinidad Scorpion.

[sharky]

 :shock:  :shock:   :shock:

[Vickie & Richard]

You have to be given a award for the funniest picture i've every seen on this site!!  they did make me laugh this morning.    

[titch]

     :shock:  :shock:  :shock:    

I presume they are supposed to grow like that?

[mrs bouquet]

Well done to you all, brilliant photogaphy as well.

Check out the chilli recipes I posted if you've got so many you don't know what to do with them.  Mrs Bouquet