The chiles are off to a start

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richoso1

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I have very small areas to plant my chiles, but I do enjoy what I have available.
I have 8 Chichimeca jalapeno plants, 13 NM chile plants, 4 serrano plants, 4 bell peppers, and 2 cucumber plants.


These are the NM Lumbre chiles.


These are some of the Chichimeca jalapenos.


These are Gloria's Heartland maters.

I'm looking forward to a fresh chile filled summer. The NM chile that I fire roast will arrive in about 3 months, and 75 lbs. will last me one year.
Thanks for viewing some of my chiles.
 
Do you have a green hand cause everything you have there is doing great to me. Heck my peppers have hardly come out of the ground but we did get a really late start to. Man but you have the stuff going on.
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Hey Richoso.... e-mail me about 3 days before you pick those NM chili's.... I will need time to drive down there and steal them in the dead of night!
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Just kidding! Good looking chili patch! That is one thing I really, really, miss about New Mexico.... green chili.... *drool*
 
Nice looking chili patch !! 

I have a question about the ghost pepper...have you ever grown any ?? I have a couple of plants and this is my 1st year. I know that they are the hottest and I want to make some salsa with a hint of one.....have you ever cooked / or worked any ??? 

thanks 
 
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