• Do you need help identifying a 🌶️?
    Is your plant suffering from an unknown issue? 🤧
    Then ask in Identification and Diagnosis.
  • ✅ Expert and friendly hot pepper grow advice.
    ✅ The latest information on hot pepper varieties.
    ✅ Reliable seed trading.
    ✅ Hot sauce recipes and food safety guidance.
    ✅ Hot sauce business tips for startups.
    🌶️ And more!
    It's all here, at The Hot Pepper! The Internet's original hot pepper community! Est. 2004.

looking for best cayenne

I grew some Golden Cayennes here in North Texas. I got them from Refining Fire Chiles/Jim Duffy.  They taste pretty good once ripe.  They had a good heat that kept the tongue/throat throbbing for about a minute before it started subsiding.  They were a bit "seedy", but tasted good and had a good kick to them.  They were drying quickly on the vine in the 100+ degree heat, but seeing as you're in Wisconsin, I doubt that'll be too much of an issue for you guys.  Once the temperatures cooled down, that one plant started producing like mad.  I just cut it down today since my growing season is almost done.  It was about a 4-4.5 foot tall plant.
 
(woo hoo, my first non-Welcome forum post!)
 
I am growing golden cayenne and jwala, haven't tried the jwala yet but the golden cayenne is good! Slightly sweeter than a red
 
I like most of the cayenne types I've had but Jwala is one I grow every year now, so I would say it has become my favorite cayenne-type chile.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top