#pepper plant

[nolaplantdaddy]

'mad hatter' peppers. this is my first year growing this goofy variety.

these little pepper plants are so incredibly productive. this is a sweet pepper with a citrusy, floral flavor to it. they will eventually ripen to red if I leave them which I plan to.

[gardening-guy]

very very sickly and in a lot of chronic pain today but look how happy the kitchen cherry tomatoes, hot peppers, & ground cherry plants are!

all seeds bought from @tomorrowsgardennc 🌱🩷

[robin-probably]

THERE ARE APHIDS IN MY PEPPER PLANTS

PERISH YOU SMALL GREEN DEVILS, I DIDN'T RAISE THESE PLANTS FROM SEEDS FOR YOU TO SUCK DRY

I WILL DESTROY YOU ALL WITH FIRE

[photozoi]

Pepper plant

[ashderdour20]

Green chili pepper flower :)

[balkanradfem]

So I had this pepper plant randomly grow on my balcony, I'm not sure if I even planted that, sometimes edible plants will grow without my intervention because seeds get lost in the soil. Anyway I didn't pay any attention to it, because it's too late to transplant it to the garden, it was growing in the middle of the summer, and I just put it next to my other plants so it would get watered.

I noticed the other day that the plant was starting to grow little fruit on it! It had tiny little peppers! They were adorable, and quite admirable because that plant had only tiny bit of soil to grow in, it was ambitious to go and try growing peppers from basically no nutrition.

Peppers can actually survive the winter if you grow them in a pot and put them inside, you can have them next spring producing peppers again! They're not gonna produce in winter when there's not enough hours of sunlight, but they can be a nice ornamental plant. So I decided, this would be the destiny of my little volounteer pepper. I moved it into a bigger pot that happened to be empty, and took off all of the tiny peppers, so the plant would focus on producing bigger roots instead. Once a plant produces seed she can call it a day and die because she fulfilled her purpose. If you take seeds/fruits away, she will re-evaluate her situation and try growing bigger. That's what I want!

See this little grey plastic pot I'm holding, that's where the plant managed to grow to this size and grow fruit. I think that shows a level of stubbornness and resilience I'm looking for in a plant. This is going to be my pet pepper growing in my kitchen during the winter and hopefully, possibly, she might give me peppers early in the spring.

[ecopunkfox]

So many peppers! And this is a few days ago, there’s even more now. I have a total of 11 pepper plants this year, 9 different varieties.

[separatist-apologist]

So tragically, my tomato plant did not survive an Amazon driver kicking it over after delivering something BUT look at my pepper yeild