Dayumn!!! Who is selling seeds?Thegreenchilemonster said:
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Sweet peppers
- Thread starter Ruid
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My seeds came from Peru 3-4 years ago. I've grown them out for the past 3 seasons. My wife absolutely loves them.
It looks like Puckerbutt sells seeds for what looks about identical to the ones I grow. The description and look seems accurate.
According to the Peruvian aji book, Peruvian aji dulce originates from the Amazon region of Peru.
It looks like Puckerbutt sells seeds for what looks about identical to the ones I grow. The description and look seems accurate.
According to the Peruvian aji book, Peruvian aji dulce originates from the Amazon region of Peru.
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I would add:
Criolla de Cucina
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Mariachi
The criolla is sweet and excellent in all manner of recipes. The mariachi has a bit of heat (less than jalapeno) and is thick walled so great for stuffing. I make a paprika with a blend of these two peppers to give to friends and family as gifts.
Criolla de Cucina
and
Mariachi
The criolla is sweet and excellent in all manner of recipes. The mariachi has a bit of heat (less than jalapeno) and is thick walled so great for stuffing. I make a paprika with a blend of these two peppers to give to friends and family as gifts.
Ruid said:
i grew the sweet orange peppers but they were called Lunchbox orange sweet pepper. they were sweet but without the bell flavor.kentishman said:
This is a purple bell from a 2nd-year plant I just picked. They have always been bell-shaped, until this one grew a tail. Never seen that before on bells. It is surrounded by hots and super-hots, but nothing with tails, and I have not grown any crosses on this plant, so I think it is just a standout. Size is a little bigger than a golf ball. Scotch Bonnet for reference.
