Hell of a yield on this serrano

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What are the pinwheels for?

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It's supposed to scare away birds, they don't have capsaicin receptors, so it tastes like fruit to them. They can pick a bush clean before you know it if you're unlucky.

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I had cardinals keep my strawberry plants empty last year until I put up some netting.

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!I want it to have my children!

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That will buuuurrrrnnnn you!

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I'll give you 20 Dogecoins if you eat them all.

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Reminds me of a small bonzai tree. Interesting setup... looks like you might have drip irrigation.

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It had drip irrigation for a bit during a trip, but it doesn't stay like that. The pepper plant loved it though.

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Oh, you did show more and explain it is drip irrigation here:

https://saidit.net/s/gardening/comments/99ny/drip_irrigation/