@Sauli Särkkä

You will find some of my pictures in:
http://galerie.chiliforum.net/v/Peppermaid/Pflanzen2007/

(It is a very competent German Forum of http://www.chiliforum.net/chiliforum/index.php)

Description of my pictures is in German only. But if there is any question on my pictures/recipies etc. I will translate this.

I like the a.m. mentioned Forum very much because the members are very helpful if any question or problem has to be solved.

I like cooking (and eating) and have cooked lots of recipies for Jam, Mixed Spices, Cakes, Saucages, Tabasco, etc. with Chilis.

My second love after breeding Chilis is to modify the pods to surprising and ever new tasting creations for eating.

Since beeing a Capsoholic I have learned that you never are alone with any problem if in contact with a forum with nice members.

So at the moment I try to read/learn as much as I can in your forum on Wild Capsicum

Kind regards
from the cold and whet northern part of Germany
 Dagmar

http://galerie.chiliforum.net/v/Peppermaid/
- translatin on request -

Hi,
as a new member I would like to introduce me.
My name ist Dagmar, living in the northern part of Germany and grow chilies (and old tomatoe species) since 2003. The hobby exceeded and meanwhile I grow approx. 80 different varities and bought 2 glass houses enabling me to grow them in our whet and cold Germany.

This year I grew my first Wild capsicum, i.e. Puta Pario (c. chacoense).
The pods have a phantastic taste and the plant and blossoms are so filigree, that I am fully  "infected" for wild capsicum and I will spread my seeds to other chiliheads in order to infect them too.

I am glad, that I have found your forum, for the pictures and informations in  are phantastic helping me to learn more and made me eager for more species to grow next year.

Kind regards
Dagmar

http://galerie.chiliforum.net/v/Peppermaid/