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Un-ripened peppers plants pulled out of the ground.
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Annual Chilli Migration To a Warmer Place

As winter approaches and morning frost sets in, it’s time for the annual chilli migration to a warmer environment. In 2019, we moved our chilli plants indoors to protect them from the cold. This process is crucial to ensure the peppers continue to thrive during the colder months. Among the varieties being relocated were our […]

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Welcome

Each chilli farmer knows how amazing it is to grow your own chillies. After having invested something into growing your own stuff, the taste and feel are different, better and much more rewarding as opposed to having them picked up from the nearest supermarket. So here it is, My Chilli Garden is a place for […]

Diavolicchio Calabrese chill peppers and a grasshopper
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Chill Peppers And a Grasshopper

Early Diavolicchio Calabrese chill pepper and a grasshopper. We’re always delighted to share the wonders of nature that pop up in our garden. Recently, a curious grasshopper decided to make an appearance among our thriving chilli pepper plants. This unexpected guest reminded us of the delicate balance in our garden ecosystem. Grasshoppers, while sometimes considered […]

Chilli combo for spicy late summer: Diavolicchio Calabrese (Capsicum annuum - 150k SHU) and Carolina Reaper (Capsicum chinense - 1,8M SHU
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Chilli combo for spicy late summer

Chilli combo for very spicy late summer 🌶🌶🌶 – Diavolicchio Calabrese (Capsicum annuum – 150k SHU) and Carolina Reaper (Capsicum chinense – Guinness world record holder since 2013 with staggering 2,2M SHU 🌶💣 These two chili varieties are not only about the heat; they also bring unique flavors that can elevate any culinary creation. Whether you’re looking to […]