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The seven chili plants from my Chili Peppers Reality Show have been transplanted.

Frida Black - The mysterious one
I called the Frida Black mysterious because I can't find any information about it. The plant shows proudly its first flower.

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Ethiopian Brown Berbere - The exotic one
This african chili is blooming too, but it's still small.

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Chili de Onza - The fancy one
The Chili de Onza is enjoying its sunny position. It looks healthy... maybe soon I will find out if its pods really have licorice overtones.

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Aji Pineapple - The fruity one
Baccatum chili plants are usually taller than other chili varieties, I hope this one will grow soon too.

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Habanero Black Congo - The extra hot one
The Chinense chilies are slow growers, this Habanero Black Congo is still a nice and compact tuft of leaves.

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Banana Sweet - The sweet one
The Banana Sweet was growing well, but after a terrible windy day it's losing some leaves.

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Bode Orange - The ornamental one
The Bode Orange is still very small and it doesn't look good.
Chili plants are tough, and maybe this one will be the next autumn star!

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Next episode: Chili peppers first pods
Previously, on the Chili Peppers Reality Show: Repotting the growing chilies

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One year ago:

Storing mint: dried

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