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Just thought I would share what I have picked today with you all :-)
Helen x
Terrific. :)
Indoor or outdoor by the way?
All from the greenhouse, which is unheated :-)
Great crop,i will see a hot weekend coming on for you ;D ;D ;D
Hi Helen. I don't wish to sound rude and forgive my ignorance but I can't think of any other way of asking this question. Are they meant to be that browny colour as opposed to red?
G x
It's probably down to the flash.
Quote from: dtw on October 25, 2008, 21:54:59
It's probably down to the flash.
You mean she's been washin 'em? :o ;D ;D ;D
G x
:o who got the bleach out!! ;D
Some are at different stages of ripeness, the brownish ones top right seam to go from green to brown then red - odd huh! The two big poblano's are both red, one is deep almost burgandy and one is an orangy red. My camera is pants and doesn't do these lovely veggies justice.
Helen x
Quote from: Tinkie_Bear on October 26, 2008, 20:19:44
Some are at different stages of ripeness, the brownish ones top right seam to go from green to brown then red - odd huh! The two big poblano's are both red, one is deep almost burgandy and one is an orangy red. My camera is pants and doesn't do these lovely veggies justice.
Helen x
Oh right, thanks for that. Admittedly I only grow a few varieties of Chillies but I've never seen the 'brown stage' before, hence my inquisitiveness. The most unusual one I have is Trifetti. This starts out a rather nice shade of purple, then turns black, then dark purple with orange stripes and ends up a deep red. I love it. ;D
G x
I grew some peppers for the first time this years, they turned a brown colour before going red.