Hello Pepper people,

I'm just posting some pictures of my pepper plants. They're coming in fast and furious now that they're outside.

The First photo is of my "stripped pepper" It's suppose to be a mixture of colours when fully ripe. The bigger peppers seem to be mostly dark green with very skinny stripes of light green.... The second batch of peppers (Smaller ones) seem to be very extreme... As you can see in the small pepper in the middle, 1 side is dark green and the other side is yellowish.... Lets see what happens but it's going to look cool once it's fully ripe. I believe they're suppose to be red/orange/yellow when fully ripe.

Next in my garden on a few feet away is just a common chili pepper. I saved seeds from last years chilis and started this one super early! I believe it was late December when I germinated them and now it has 6 ripe chilis, a few green chilis and a bunch of flowers. The Red chilis actually grew inside... I was able to make this plant bloom in the dead of Winter indoors. I'll probably be making some burgers soon... I like to chop up fresh chilis and garlic and mix it into the burger... Eventually I'll have too many chilis and I'll dry them up to make chili powder.

The last pepper I want to show you guys is just a regular bell pepper... The reason why I'm showing you this bell pepper is because it looks like it's stuck lol... I don't know if it'll become deformed or if it will eventually get out of its spot.
As you can see, this pepper is facing upwards and is stuck between two branches... What do you guys think will happen to it? I don't want a deformed pepper lol.

I also have other peppers such as Scotch Bonnets but they don't have any fruit yet.... only small flower buds so maybe in a month from now. All of these suckers were grown from seed indoors. Most of them was in Late February/ Early March and brought outside in late April Early May