My brother this summer gave me 2 plants, I just harvested them now, I tried some and they are VERY spicy, mind that I use spicy stuff a lot but those are very very spicy, i should try without the seeds and see how they are.
I wanted to make some spicy oil but what can I do with all those jalapeños?
I need ideas! Thanks guys !!

Overall I'm pretty happy with the results! Not going to win any beauty contests, but the taste great.

Might wait till a plant i got is of size to fill it, but wondering if anyone could recommend something i could plant small to grow into the pot without worry.

EDIT: I live in Los Angeles so that kinda climate.

For those who have not seen saffron flowers here. Here are some pictures for you. 🌸

Location: Pampore Kashmir

In the 1500s, Spanish Christian missionaries believed the flower’s intricate parts symbolized elements of the crucifixion of Jesus: its frilly crown represented the crown of thorns, its three stigmas represented the nails, and its five anthers represented the wounds. Nature really went all out with the details!

Look at this little troublemaker! Just happily munching away on my sunflower, leaving pollen all over the leaf. Someone’s really enjoying the garden buffet!

Hi just wanted to know if i should remove them or leave them

Getting into late October Gardening is wrapping up in my area enjoying what still is coming from the garden .

I saved some black Cherokee tomato seeds successfully. Then decided to do another batch, to share.

So. The conundrum. This batch sprouted. I didn't do anything differently 😭

I have a large garden bag I can bring in. I could use a trash bag, rolled down as a tray.

I have these 6 spaced seed starting trays.

Do I, A: plant them and keep a most vigorous for overwinter tomatoes (I've got excellent light.)

Or B: do this but also got nextdoor to ask if anyone wants to do the same?

I'm leaning towards B, but that's a lot more work...

This is the seed stock (only this breed around, I know because I have all our neighbors starts) that have me monsters. Even a conjoined.

Big Beef variety seem to do best later in the season for me.

In Bay Area (9b/10a) California, my zinnias are at their peak right now! Hoping they will last until December.