2. There are many kinds of peppers. Such as morning pepper, big green pepper, button pepper, lantern pepper and so on. But if you want to say the king of peppers, you have to count the peppers.
Under my careful service, these peppers grow green and spit out buds.
4. Some peppers bite spicy, some swallow spicy, some eat spicy, some have spicy tongue, some have spicy throat, some smell spicy, and they taste even more spicy, and they are spicy a few meters away.
If you are interested in cutting peppers, you will find a piece of red water splashing, and then several pepper seeds fall to the ground. There are about dozens of peppers in each pepper, all of which are gathered on their own spicy ribs. Pepper has a green "hat" on his head, but people often don't pay much attention to it and always take it off when eating.
6, this kind of pepper is not big, about two or three centimeters long, small and exquisite, with a sharp head like a pen mouth, and it is hard and straight to the sky until it is ripe and not weak. Its meat is thick and spicy, which meets the strong demand of Quanzhou people for spicy taste.
7. The golden autumn has finally arrived in people's expectation, and there is a bumper harvest everywhere. The pepper tree bears red fruits and hangs heavily on the branches, which makes people drool.
8. Pepper's flowers are not beautiful, but its fruits are colorful, including red, white, light purple and orange ... Red pepper is like a ripe strawberry, white pepper is like a girl in a white gauze, and light purple pepper is like the second generation orange of lavender, just like a small torch.
9. Every year after beginning of autumn, a large number of peppers flock to the market, and the sales volume of peppers is always good and the price is good. This little guy, cute and slender, is like a graceful lady in beautiful clothes, which makes people like him very much.
10. In a blink of an eye, in the hot summer, cicadas are tirelessly chirping on the trees, and the leaves of pepper trees are greener. Pepper gently swaying in the breeze, quietly waiting for the harvest season.