Pink Tiger Thread

Jamison · Mar 2, 2014

Been wanting to do this for a minute. Anybody thats growing these beauts, please post up. I really wanna see how these turn out. I have 4 goin and here's a picture of what they look like today.

Nightshade · Mar 2, 2014

I have wanted to grow this variety it looks very cool might look for some next season. Good luck everyone great thread idea

jedisushi06 · Mar 2, 2014

wish i was but next season i plan on it. Lovely looking plants you got there. I'm curious of the flavor.

Nulle · Mar 2, 2014

I haven't been able to find any but I'd love to grow it.

KiNGDeNNiZ · Mar 2, 2014

Jamison said:
Been wanting to do this for a minute. Anybody thats growing these beauts, please post up. I really wanna see how these turn out. I have 4 goin and here's a picture of what they look like today.

are those from the seeds i sent?? looks nice!

i have 3 going... one is flowering and i just fingered and had tons of pollen fall off..

neoguy · Mar 2, 2014

Plants look great.

KiNGDeNNiZ · Mar 2, 2014

ajijoe · Mar 2, 2014

im growing it

im starting them this week

edit:

im apparently not growing this species because i cant find the seeds

i think i never got them, i seemed to remember someone either sent them or was going to
either that or i misplaced them (dont know???)
oh well im going to take it off my grow list for now :tear:

maybe i will find them when im not looking for them that happens alot with alot of things when it comes to me :think:

thanks your friend Joe

Brain Strain Pepper Head · Mar 2, 2014

I have 2 that hooked.

meatfreak · Mar 2, 2014

Growing them also, here's mine.

JJJessee · Mar 2, 2014

What are the origins of the Pink Tiger?
The plants bare a striking resemblence to Fidalgo Roxa, a pepper that I stumbled upon last fall.
The fruit shapes are completely different though.

SL3 · Mar 2, 2014

Ok guys, take good care of those plants. I'm hoping to see more seed available next year. Seems to be non-existent at this time.

Ferby · Mar 2, 2014

I'm following this one...

KiNGDeNNiZ · Mar 2, 2014

i believe its an off phenotype of the pimenta leopard...

Jamison · Mar 2, 2014

Denniz , yes those are from the seeds you sent me bud! Thanks again!

Capsicum Select · Mar 2, 2014

These things are awesome! I can't wait to get some seed in the future when they become a little more stable and if I am lucky enough.

meatfreak · Mar 3, 2014

JJJessee said:
What are the origins of the Pink Tiger?
The plants bare a striking resemblence to Fidalgo Roxa, a pepper that I stumbled upon last fall.
The fruit shapes are completely different though.

Parents are Bhut Jolokia x Pimenta de Neyde. It's still highly unstable but a lot of people are growing these so maybe a few of us will get the desired traits

GA Growhead · Mar 3, 2014

I got 3 seeds from a generous member on here and all three germinated.
Beautiful plants they are!
Looking forward to seeing how everyone's play out!

ajijoe · Mar 3, 2014

I FOUND THE SEEDS!! :onfire:

i am growing it :dance:

i got them from 2 GODS on this forum

i remember someone asking what the origen of the pink tiger it says on the baggie that the
Pink Tiger is BHUT JOLOKIA x PIMENTA DO NAYDE (im guessing Red Bhut)

you can clearly see that the Pimenta Do Nayde is the dominant parent

thanks your friend Joe

JJJessee said:
What are the origins of the Pink Tiger?
The plants bare a striking resemblence to Fidalgo Roxa, a pepper that I stumbled upon last fall.
The fruit shapes are completely different though.

BHUT JOLOKIA x PIMENTA DO NAYDE

smileyguy697 · Mar 3, 2014

Mine are still small but growing strong!

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