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Bahamian Goat Pepper

Chaosophia said:
After seeing this thread, I'm definitely going to try growing them this season.
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Welcome to THP Chaosophia!  I obtained some seed after watching Nigel's review on the Bahamian Goat.  All my pods ripened to a light peach color and were heavily lobed, very hot and wonderful tasting.  These days I can't tolerate the hotter peppers often, but the BGs were great in most everything I put them in.  You'll love em!
 
SmokenFire said:
 
Welcome to THP Chaosophia!  I obtained some seed after watching Nigel's review on the Bahamian Goat.  All my pods ripened to a light peach color and were heavily lobed, very hot and wonderful tasting.  These days I can't tolerate the hotter peppers often, but the BGs were great in most everything I put them in.  You'll love em!
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Thank you! :)
 
I'm not able to eat any of the real hot peppers yet, but I'm slowly working my way there (I hope!). I just started growing this year, and I'm trying to find a good mixture of ornamental and useful (for various cooking) plants to keep in my windows. I only got these seeds because of the name to be honest, but now after receiving them and reading a bit I'm actually most excited about this particular chili!
 
 
Ezekiel said:
As wise choice. One of, if not THE favorite pepper I grew this season. I'll definitely be growing it next year as well. These things were great!
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Thanks for reassuring that I made a fine choice. :)
 
My OW Bahamian goat dropped dead this week and I didn't make clones or isolate seeds :-( (few pages back I showed some pics)

Has anyone isolated seeds to spare? Willing to trade or something?


Btw, one of the best peppers ever!
 
moruga welder said:
Bahamian Goat , on my radar for next years grow !  imagine that working on next year already and haven't gotten through this year !       :onfire:
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I got two plants going so I can send some seeds in the fall.  Not isolating them though. Might even play with a cross... so many things I want to cross. 
 
D3monic said:
 
I got two plants going so I can send some seeds in the fall.  Not isolating them though. Might even play with a cross... so many things I want to cross. 
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that would be cool ! surely i will have something that you would like .     :onfire:
 
moruga welder said:
Bahamian Goat , on my radar for next years grow !  imagine that working on next year already and haven't gotten through this year !       :onfire:
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Plantguy76 said:
Planted my Bahamian Goat seeds February fourth have gotten 100 percent germination.
I look forward to growing these out and most likely ow some .
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Your going to like it.
 
moruga welder said:
Bahamian Goat , on my radar for next years grow !  imagine that working on next year already and haven't gotten through this year !       :onfire:
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It was one of my favorites last year.   Makes a nice smoked powder.  
 
Hey @GA Growhead,
Did these white-bullet/goat hybrids come out true this year?
I just tried the original hab form today, really delicious so curious how the smaller (and probably more prolific?) bullet form turned out for you.
 
 
GA Growhead said:
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Great idea, Chewi! I'm growing a Bahamian Goat (or two) for the third year in a row. Such an amazing tasting pod! Definitely in my top 5, maybe 3 :cheers:


Anybody else think Bahamian Goats taste "sugary" eaten raw? I swear, they almost taste like candy before the citrusy heat kicks in. Not just "sweet," but like actual white sugar, almost like bubble gum or candy or something. I freakin' love those pods :)
 
I haven't grown ANY peppers since that 2014 season but I have to say, it's these goat peppers I miss the most. They weren't the hottest things I grew, but they had a great kick to them and more importantly they had a really great flavor! Went so well with so many dishes. My mouth seriously waters everytime I think of them. If you've never given them a try, please do, I'm sure you'll be a fan!
 
Ezekiel said:
Beautiful peppers and the plant is producing well. I'd compare the heat to a Caribbean Red Habanero.
Picked a few last night. That's the Bahamian Goat Peppers up front and in focus (2 with the tail/stinger).
 
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Here's one of the only pics I could find of some B. Goats I grew from seed from Midwest Chileheads. Orange pods on the top right plate

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Delish!!! :party:
 
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