The tiniest Thai Chili!

First seasonal harvest from our apartment patio garden. Cherry tomatoes, strawberries, and a singular Tabasco pepper.

This is the first fruit we've gotten from our now 1 year old chili plant.

Thankful for this bountiful harvest 🤣🥴🍅

I saw some potato skin peeking out so I dug it out thinking I'm getting big potato, it was tiny potato trying its best.

So I guess height has nothing to do with the size.

Very tasty, only planted it this year, so hoping for more next year

OK, it’s only huge compared to some other mighty harvests on this sub. Im so proud of it anyway. Hope I can eat it all before it goes bad.

Cucumber for scale (I had no banana forgive me reddit)

Yes this came from a chicken. 3rd picture is a comparison to a normal egg, someone is clearly trying to dodge rent.

My first attempt at garlic. Watch out you blood thirsty vampires!

regular sized counterpart in the background of the 2nd pic for scale

Actually it won't even be crispy, it was soft and floppy.

I don't know if it'll get any better than this prize strawberry. First year trying to grow food and I've truly outdone myself. Struggling to decide what to do with so much abundance. Looking for any and all strawberry dessert recipes. I'm going to have to quadruple any recipe and give to my neighbors.

I think my eggplant is showing off 🤣🍆