There are a lot of chili pepper lovers who, apart from loving to eat hot peppers, also enjoy growing their own. In this blog, you will find a brief overview of which nutrients are needed for healthy growth of your pepper plants.

At Westlandpeppers we are striving to significantly reduce our fossil energy consumption. Read our blog about our solar panels and the geothermal project we are affiliated with here.

Have some fresh chili peppers left over? You can easily dry them yourself. Read our blog on how to do that.

We often get questions about how to take care of your own cultivated pepper plants and how best to go about it. Read our blog here with three important basic tips.

The jalapeño and the chipotle are two popular peppers. Although they are actually the same pepper, they are very different and are sometimes mixed up. Read our blog about the differences and similarities between the jalapeño and chipotle.

Fresh Lemon habanero / Madame Jeanette chillies out of stock in our webshop? No problem, because in this blog you can read about the different ways to replace a Lemon Habanero pepper in a dish.

Fresh herbs add a delicious flavour to your dishes, but often have a short shelf life. Read our blog on how to keep them fresh for longer. And also what you can do if you want to keep fresh herbs for a longer time, for example if you have some left over.

The drying process extends the life of peppers considerably, they spoil less, but they can also lose their flavour or shelf life after drying if not stored properly. Read our blog on how to keep them in good condition for a long time here.

Westlandpeppers regularly receives questions about how best to store peppers for a long time and whether you can also freeze them. Read our blog about the different ways to keep store chillies for a long time.

At Westlandpeppers we grow the Habanada, the non-hot Habanero. This pepper has all the aromas of the hot habanero pepper, but without the spiciness. Read our blog about how this special pepper was developed.

What is better to eat on a cold winter’s day? A home-made soup of course! Read our blog with recipe for a red pepper soup, to boost your immune system and stay warm.