Paprika (Green Peppers, Piman)

The Paprika plants are producing well. I picked this Red Pepper after I took this picture. 

There are about six decent sized Peppers on these two plants that I plan to leave until they turn red or until I need a Green Pepper. 

However, I actually have a Green Pepper plant with three nice Peppers. It is not the best looking plant and now recovered from a stink bug attack. 

Paprika

Got some really nice Paprika Peppers. They are beautifully red and heavy. I cannot wait to eat them. I suspect they are so sweet.

 

Paprika (Red Peppers)

I picked a few Peppers on 2 March to allow the plants to produce new flowers and now I have a few more Peppers. Some have already turned red, while the rest are just starting to change color. 

These are the Peppers I picked in early March.

These are the two Peppers I mentioned above that I needed to pick. 

Paprika (Red Peppers)

I had a few Peppers on my Paprika plants last week, but they started to bloom again, so I decided to pick them to give the plant more energy, and it worked.

These plants are full of Peppers again. I think I will let them mature and color.

Paprika (Red Peppers)

My Paprika (Red Pepper) plants are full of Peppers and still flowering.

 

Paprika (Red Peppers)

My Paprika plants recovered from pests and now starting to flower and produce Peppers.

 

Paprika (Red Peppers)

(12/29) My Paprika plants have a few Peppers, but not doing so well. A few months ago they were stressed by stink bugs that suck the sap in the leaves, but I could get rid of them and the plants are now starting to recover. Pepper plants live for over a year and can produce a lot of fruit, so it's worth pampering them.

It takes a Pepper plant ago five months to grow, so planted some more seeds to grow a new plant.

Paprika (Red Peppers)

(10/19) My Paprika plants are producing peppers. I can get a Pepper every few days.

Pepper Plants

All my Pepper plants are doing well.

Green Peppers and Paprika (Red Peppers)

My original Green Pepper (Piman) plant is still doing well, but not very productive. It is now 15 months old. Recently I trimmed it, removed all the leaves and added some fertilizer and it is just starting to develop new leaf growth and has a few Peppers.

I planted these plants in early October, which makes them about 8 months old. Both are doing well and full of Peppers.

(6/16)                                                              (6/22)

I planted Paprika seeds in early June and transplanted two of the seedlings to larger planters.

(6/22) Paprika 1 

(6/22) Paprika 2

Paprika (Red Peppers)

(6/16) I sewed Paprika seeds a few weeks ago and they are growing well, so have selected a few of the strongest seedlings to transplant.

I transplanted this plant about a week ago.