

Sometime last year, my sister and I cooked some Dinamita Wraps, an appetizer using chili fingers as the main ingredient. We were able to cook 10 pieces of it, and instead of throwing away the seeds, I scattered them in an empty pot. Soon after, the seedlings came out, and bit by bit the little plants were growing.
I noticed that it was taking a lot of time to mature, until I realized that there were so many small plants in the pot - crowding them up. I took some time to choose the biggest ones and placed them in a pot of their own.
Just last week, one of the plants have bloomed. I quickly took a picture of it, because I know sooner the flower will wilt welcoming the fruit. Such a sweet looking flower... yet in time it will become hot. The wonders of nature!
*** Jenn ***




