So excited to try it. I've never let one ripen to red before

Those were off of one plant, a Mamoth Jalapeño I bought on a whim from home depot to fill an empty spot in the garden. Spun them up into a Verde sauce.

What pepper is this. Can’t tell if they are ripe or not

This is our first time growing peppers in our backyard and these are by far my favorite..

Trinidad Scorpions, dehydrated the first set and now have a good deal of powder and some scorpion mayo made 🥵🥳..

Do you have a favorite recipe to try out with these? Please share!

Ok so I put a post up a while ago of my plant and people were telling me these weren’t reapers. I’m a novice and bought the juvenile plant from a credible nursery and have looked after it all summer with a very impressive harvest incoming.

Some of the peppers look like reapers and some don’t 🤷🏻‍♂️ have I got some sort of hybrid thing going on. Please see pictures

My yellow scotch bonnet seems to be dying but only near the bottom of the plant. The top looks to have good growth. Anyone know what i can do for it?

These babies have looked like this for what feels like months… it’s not as hot as it’s been so worried they might not ripen 😭

Located in central PA (7a)

Someone gifted us a bag of peppers from their garden, located in Northern Germany. Please help me identify any of the species? Thank you so much!

À part of my Jalapeño plant broke Because It was too heavy , I harvested that and tried them , they are absolutly mild , does somebody experienced that ? I was expecting at least a Little hit…
Maybe it s too early ?

Much bigger for me this season

The protector is on the job

Hoping my mystery gets some attention here.

This was the end of pepper season, the brutal Texas heat and drought have made it hard to keep alive. I can’t afford another $200 water bill.

How do i get rid of these??? Been blasting away with neem oil to no effect. Does putting soapy water on them help?