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  1. How does one preserve chillies?
    I love chillies, so I grow them.
    (Not a lot, but more than I can use before they rot.)
    So many are wasted because they rot before I can use them.
    Suggestions appreciated.
    #chillies #gardening

  2. How does one preserve chillies?
    I love chillies, so I grow them.
    (Not a lot, but more than I can use before they rot.)
    So many are wasted because they rot before I can use them.
    Suggestions appreciated.
    #chillies #gardening

  3. How does one preserve chillies?
    I love chillies, so I grow them.
    (Not a lot, but more than I can use before they rot.)
    So many are wasted because they rot before I can use them.
    Suggestions appreciated.
    #chillies #gardening

  4. How does one preserve chillies?
    I love chillies, so I grow them.
    (Not a lot, but more than I can use before they rot.)
    So many are wasted because they rot before I can use them.
    Suggestions appreciated.
    #chillies #gardening

  5. How does one preserve chillies?
    I love chillies, so I grow them.
    (Not a lot, but more than I can use before they rot.)
    So many are wasted because they rot before I can use them.
    Suggestions appreciated.
    #chillies #gardening

  6. A while ago (I won't confess how long ago) I put a jar of minced Lila Luzi ( fryd.app/en/library/plants/758 ) in the pantry to ferment in a 3% salt pickle solution.

    Today I processed the long fermented mash with some onion, garlic, sugar and apple cider vinegar into a delicious flavourful and spicy hot sauce that builds up and hits you when you no longer expect it.

    #CSA #CommunitySupportedAgriculture #PreservingSummer #chillies #HotPeppers #HotSauce #FermentedFoods #Fermenting

  7. Seed starting

    This is how I usually start my seeds especially if there are too few or rare ones.
    I wash all utensils well.
    I use 2-5 seeds depending on fertility and amount I have for each chili plant. I soak them for 1 day in distilled water or 1% Potassium Nitrate in an ice cube tray at room temperature. I cover that with plastic film/bag.
    The next day I place them in a plastic tray with an air tight lid to contain the moisture. I place the seeds on 4-5 layers of moist, not wet kitchen paper to maintain moisture. I also use a small 7W heat mat with thermostat and a thermometer with a sensor and keep it between 27 and 29°C (80-85°F). I place the tray in a waterbath to keep the temperature stable. I normally have high sprout rates >60% and mostly within 10 days, even with older seeds. (I've had good rates with 9 year old Ghost seeds.)
    #chilifun #chili #chilli #chilis #chillies #chilihead #chilipepper #pepper #peppers #microgrow #indoorgardening
    #seeds #seedsprouting #heatmat