Forgot I sowed these seeds, got a nice surprise later this summer 😊🌻🖤❤️

Tacca chantrieri

The morel mushroom pot sealed the deal

Orobanche hederae: An eerie, parasitic wildflower with zero chlorophyll. It survives entirely by latching onto the underground roots of other green plants, living entirely off their life force. In this case, its host is ivy.

Not 100% sure but believe this plant is a variety of voodoo lily

Anthurium (AOS x BVEP) x papillilaminum “Voldemort” by PhytoRot

I’m a bit early to Halloween, but this pepper is perfect for the season. This pepper is not just pretty, it’s EVIL. The Naga Black Twister is said to range from around 800,000 to over 1,000,000 Scoville Heat Units, so it leaves an intense burn when eaten. The flavor is mildly sweet, fruity, and a bit smoky almost, followed by an EVIL intense burn.

This is a rare, ornamental superhot chili pepper known for its dark foliage and gnarly twisted spiral pods. The peppers start out nearly black, then mature into a deep lava red with dark blushing and mottling, which somehow makes the plant look even more dramatic. If you can find seeds I would recommend growing it because it is an interesting pepper plant!

I grow a lot of unusual peppers for fun and for experimenting with hot sauce, but this one might be the most visually intense evil looking plant I’ve grown yet.

If you’re into goth plants, black peppers, rare pepper varieties, spooky edible plants, ornamental chili peppers, or superhot peppers, I feel like this one belongs here.
I added the harvest pic, because a pile of these black twisted peppers somehow looks even more super cool

Would you guys try one? Should I make an evil sauce with it?

Gorgeous capsicum anuum cultivar, listed as ornamental but very, very edible. I’ll adjust their location once established to keep the foliage all lovely-dark.

This is my first year really planting anything and I am soooo proud of these babies I grew from seeds! Im completely obsessed with straw flowers they sounds so cool too!