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mansgirl wrote:I'm looking for unique peppers to grow next year. Any input or ideas would be awesome! : )
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Brazilian starfish- Sweet and hot. Can remove seeds to bring heat down. Good little containers for stuffed salad hors d'oeurves. Viney plant needs support.
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Hot Lemon- Productive, lemmony flavor. Heat level similar to a serrano.
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I don't know if you read the details of the South Texas Chile Pequin you linked to, but the seed is from wild grown peppers harvested along fence rows near McAllen, Texas in the lower Rio Grande valley.
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soil wrote:I don't know if you read the details of the South Texas Chile Pequin you linked to, but the seed is from wild grown peppers harvested along fence rows near McAllen, Texas in the lower Rio Grande valley.
yup thats the best part about themmine were pretty hot. but i also have a high tolerance to heat.
most of the peppers( and other seeds) they sell were collected on roadside stands or from native americans tribes. cool stuff if you ask me.
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csvd87 wrote:The Sweet Cayenne is a productive plant with no punget slim up to 12" pods, great for frying, delicious, as for neat plants, try the Aji Omni Colour or maybe Numex Twilight, Filius Blue is a cool plant(as long as you don't kill it with overwatering) Black Pear is a really cool plant, with almost black foliage and little marble sized black peppers that mature to red. here is my list for next years porch container garden
Aji Brown
Black Pearl
Bonnet-Bell F3
Brazilian Starfish
Bhut-Bell F3
CAP 1478
Chocolate Beauty
Chocolate Fatali
Cayenne (Long Slim Variety)
Cajun Belle F1
Fidalga Vermelha
Filius Blue
Fooled You Jalapeno
Italian Pepperoncini
Jalapeno
Piri Piri
Peruvian White Habanero
Sweet Cayenne
Short Yellow Tobasco
I'll see which ones do well...
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TZ -OH6 wrote:I like the selection at Tomato Growers Supply.
There are lots of little "mom and pop" pepper seed sellers for the really rare things.
I also like the Sample Seed Shop as a gardener run seed shop.
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soil wrote:anyone ever heard of this pepper before? grown it?
i think im going to buy some seed this winter for next season. i like the fact that on multiple websites they said it was cold hardy, two of them said below freezing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capsicum_pubescens
Thu Oct 21, 2010 11:51 pm