Hot Pepper by Juliette.Gribnau
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This plant is growing on my balcony.. I thought they were very soft peppers, so I did some of them in my salad....but..oh... they turned out to be the hottest peppers I have ever tasted... so.. no salad yesterday... I had to cool down the whole evening *lol*
juliette
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Haha, leuke anekdote. Oppassen geblazen met pepers! Overigens mooie foto.
Oh, such a cute little white flower but beware the fruit.....beautiful capture with neat color combination
Nooit geweten dat pepers zulke prachtige bloemen hadden. Schitterende opname! (Je hoeft in ieder geval voorlopig geen sambal te kopen!)
Excellent close-up, Juliette!!! Splendid DOF and details!!!
evidently had chilli ... it's very spicy! beautiful photos! :)
Nice little flower! Sounds dangerous though! :)
Beautiful shot! Lovely soft light.
Superb shot and presentation. Well done.
Very nice picture!
Funny story--although I'm sure it wasn't funny at the time. Great shot. Love that curvaceous stem.
An excelellent composition!
Vraiment magnifique!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Bravissima!:DDD.Ciao Whylma
Beautiful
Nature can be very surprising....! Fraaie foto!
Awww, Juliette! LOL! Deceiving little beauty, eh? Milk..it's the cure to neutralize the heat afterwards, if you dare this again. A splendid capture! :)
Wonderful image!
Beautiful shot!
lol jg
Beautiful shot!
LOL, send those babies to me. ;o) I will do them justice. Excellent shot and story dear friend. Bunny
What a lovely and delicate flower for something that turns out to be so hot and spicy! Very pretty.
Excellent close-up! These are dangerous peppers, the datils. In general, the smaller the pepper, the hotter, and never eat the seeds if you're not sure. Also, milk or sour cream will dissolve the oils in your mouth if you need the first aid. Datils are similar to habaneros but have a sweeter, fruitier flavor. Their level of spiciness may be anywhere from 100,000 to 300,000 scoville units, says the Wikipedia. Yikes!!! That is truly deadly.
Amazing what lurks behind such beauty. I enjoy your photo, but skip the taste test. JDoc
too hot pepper but a very pretty flower. nice shot!
A beautiful capture and I had a little chuckle about the heat from them. Hope you are OK.
heel mooie foto, maar pas op met pepers :-)
Beautiful flower! I grew some of those once and they are HOT!
Oooh! Hot peppers, very hot peppers! That must have burned terribley in your poor mouth! I hope the burning has stopped! A beautiful picture, of a very deceptive little flower!
Fantastic macro.
Wonderful shot!