container Anyone growing cayenne in containers?

Capsicum

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• Jul 13, 2012

• #1

I am happy with the results. They stay quite small maybe 2' tall. The plants are only in 2 gal pots fertilized with miracle gro all purpose,maxibloom, and botanicare pure blend. I use Maxibloom for the most part now it is really producing.

I see a lot of super hots, anyone have some nice cayenne? I can't wait for them to turn red!

 

3/5King

• Jul 13, 2012

• #2

Sweet Ceyenne in a 1/2 gallon container (I've been meaning to pot up....lol) It's only about 16 inches tall and has a few pods. This pod is twice the size now.

 

mudsta

• Jul 13, 2012

• #3

WOW! Awesome looking plants capsicum!

I starting to germinate some cayennes yesterday (winter here) which will be destined for containers. If mine end up looking anything like yours...I will be a very happy man indeed

 

ThePepperManiac

• Jul 13, 2012

• #4

i have some nice cayenne long plants in the ground in the garden and they are filled with pods the biggest one is 9 inches so it should be turning soon

 

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68kaiser

• Jul 14, 2012

• #5

i have one in a 3 gallon pot started late this season. its not to big but is doing very well with lots of peppers. my biggest problem is bugs. thripes and white flys are killing me its a constant battle.

 

HotPeppas

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• Jul 14, 2012

• #6

Yup got me a bunch of cayennes! Yours are very nice but mine are more on the curly side

 

Capsicum

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• Jul 14, 2012

• #7

HotPeppas said:

Yup got me a bunch of cayennes! Yours are very nice but mine are more on the curly side

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Any pics?

 

theghostpepperstore

• Jul 14, 2012

• #8

I have some in the ground, stupid drought has them still pretty small though. Probably picked about 200 ripe ones so far though.

 

ajijoe

• Jul 14, 2012

• #9

there not in pots but im growing CAROLINA CAYENNE there my favorite for flavor

 

Lady Sic

• Jul 14, 2012

• #10

We have 1 gal container grown cayenes........the pods are as big as the plant growth! (also curly in some cases) And yet they keep producing. Great looking plant you have there

 

Datil

• Jul 14, 2012

• #11

Nepali in 5L container:

Cya

Datil

 

geeme

• Jul 14, 2012

• #12

I grew a cayenne in a pot two summers ago, which prompted me to grow several more last summer. I'm not growing any this year, though, as I still have plenty dried from last year and cayenne powder is readily available at most any grocery store. Mine were very prolific. They were in 3-gallon pots, up from the prior year, and grew much larger than the first one. I grew some purples in addition to the others, but I won't grow those again - the purples are very small, extremely seedy, and just not worth the hassle, IMO, especially when you can get a single huge cayenne off another plant and have much more volume than you get from an entire purple cayenne plant.

 

Jamison

• Jul 14, 2012

• #13

Hot Cow Horn in a 5 gal bucket.

 

Capsicum

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• Jul 14, 2012

• #14

Hey lookin good.

Here is a top view of one of the bushes.

I may get about 1000 cayenne this year from the few bushes I have

 

synclinorium

• Jul 14, 2012

• #15

Cayenne do just fine in pots in my experience. I had a whole bunch in cat litter buckets last year and they were loaded with pods.

The one that bothered me was supposedly the Ring of Fire cultivar, it grew to be nearly 5 feet tall but never, no matter how many times I moved it around the yard or hand-pollinated it, set a single pod.

 

AlabamaJack

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• Jul 14, 2012

• #16

these are super cayenne II hybrids from 3 years ago (2009)

golden cayenne from 2009

Carolina Cayenne from 2008

I love cayenne's...they are very versatile and I haven't got a single one growing this year

they also have a variety called "Ristra Cayenne"....peppers get 10-12" long and are typical cayenne heat...

 

HotPeppas

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• Jul 14, 2012

• #17

Those ristra cayenne leaves look more like jalap leaves than the mormal cayenne leaves

 

Capsicum

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• Jul 14, 2012

• #18

AlabamaJack said:

these are super cayenne II hybrids from 3 years ago (2009)

golden cayenne from 2009

Carolina Cayenne from 2008

I love cayenne's...they are very versatile and I haven't got a single one growing this year

they also have a variety called "Ristra Cayenne"....peppers get 10-12" long and are typical cayenne heat...

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All those cayenne are outstanding!!! I want to try the golden. Those super cayenne II hybrids are amazing.

 

AlabamaJack

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• Jul 14, 2012

• #19

HotPeppas said:

Those ristra cayenne leaves look more like jalap leaves than the mormal cayenne leaves

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they are kinda weird lookin'...

Capsicum said:

All those cayenne are outstanding!!! I want to try the golden. Those super cayenne II hybrids are amazing.

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ty...the goldens are pretty good but I think I had rather have the super cayenne II hybrids....mass producers of 6-7 inch long pods about the size of a number 2 pencil...

 

ajijoe

• Jul 14, 2012

• #20

i grew CAT YELLOW (Macskasarga) in 2011 it wasn't bad and it resembled Golden cayenne but not quite as hot and had a very slight citrus undertone, i save alot of seeds from it , i got the seeds in a trade from a fellow in Hungary

thanks your friend Joe