My cayenne peppers in pots are doing considerably better than their brethren in the ground.
This one has produced four peppers, that are still growing:
The other one has put all its energy into being BIG:
If it grows any bigger will the pot tip over?
I'm waiting impatiently to see them change color. The last time I grew any I had three plants, not two, and the peppers they produced lasted me two years of cooking. (I use cayenne at least once a week. I was astonished by how much powder the dried peppers produced when I ground them up in the coffee grinder, and then cleaned the grinder very carefully.)
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It's funny - I've never really thought of cayenne as a plant, just because I only ever see it in spice form. Now I know what it looks like! I adore cayenne.
ReplyDeleteMy parents used very few "hot" spices when I was growing up, but cayenne was one. I can't imagine cooking without it.
ReplyDeleteHave you had the dark chocolate with cayenne? Yum!