millworkman
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First up the questions.
What is this plant, got it for free, unlabeled.
What is this plant, got it for free, unlabeled.
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Mill's new pepper porn and questions July 16, 2008
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millworkman
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Here are some of my habaneros, any idea what type of habs they are. I got them from a garden center just labeled as habanero.
millworkman
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A couple Japones.
And some purple tigers and numex twilight.
And some purple tigers and numex twilight.
AlabamaJack
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Thsi first pods look like super chilis but the one pod per node doesn't fit the super chili mold since the supers are multiple peppers at a single node...if it weren't for the shape of the pods (amd color) I would say it is a tabasco but the pods are too "fat" at the base for tabascos...could be a pequin as LD said but the pods look too long for pequins to me...stumped here....Potawie...HELP!!!!
the hab looks like a standard orange habanero to me...MO...
the hab looks like a standard orange habanero to me...MO...
The first one could be an ornamental type like Aurora, Twilight, or Bolivian Rainbow.
millworkman
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The first one may be a Thai ornamental. I have seen others like it labeled as such at different stores in the area. They are quite hot, to me. I cannot wait until the habs start coming in like they look like they will. I will have them coming out my ears.
just guessing, but I'd agree with you (MWM) the 1st plant looks like a thai type. but then again theres several other annuums that are similar looking, best look at ripe chile color & flower to decide what it is.
but if you have thais being sold around your area then theres a good chance its a thai by the looks of it.
that japones pic, nice looking rosemary plants
(if thats what they are ? because they sure look like'em) I wish I could keep a rosemary plant alive outside all year round here.
but if you have thais being sold around your area then theres a good chance its a thai by the looks of it.
that japones pic, nice looking rosemary plants
(if thats what they are ? because they sure look like'em) I wish I could keep a rosemary plant alive outside all year round here.
millworkman
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It is actually a ewe. I think. A pine type of bush that we planted earlier in the spring when we redid our flower bed.