Pimenta Leopard...Jay's Peach Ghost Scorp...Photos?

Roguejim

• Apr 19, 2014

• #1

Does anyone have a photo of either of these two plants when they are fully grown?  What's their average height, grown outdoors?

 

alkhall

• Apr 19, 2014

• #2

I do not have a picture for you, but I had a Jay's Peach last year that was about three feet tall and three feet across.
 
I would say it produced over 100 pods.
 
Two braches broke from the weight of the pods before I ended up tying twine around the plant to keep it together.

 

chemwolf

• Apr 19, 2014

• #3

I have never tried a Peach Ghost. The Red Ghost is the best tasting pepper I have tried to date. Any extra seeds available?

 

GA Growhead

• Apr 19, 2014

• #4

No idea on the leopard, but my Jay's peach were very bhut like in growth. Not as big as the Trinidads. Alkhall's three by three was accurate for me also.

 

Dreamweaver

• Apr 19, 2014

• #5

Not outdoors or a scorp but here is my 140 day old peach bhut...which I'm trimming to 48" dia canopy.

 

Mallory

• Apr 19, 2014

• #6

The peach ghost is a cross between ghost + trinidad - both are larger than most pepper varieties and can get to 6ft in one season, I would assume the peach ghost could get big as well. This is my first year growing the peach ghost so I can't say for sure yet. Mine are 2.5 months old and over 2ft tall already. 

 

WichitaChief

• Apr 20, 2014

• #7

My peach in ground last year were about 4' tall. They were pretty wide also prob 3'-4'wide. Some of that may have been from when they were young our weather was wacky last year and I couldn't get them outside until about a month later than usual. Some of the lower leaves dropped due to crowding and not a lot of light getting to their lower leaves. Then once in ground they took off and the nodes where the leaves dropped shot out limbs. Fairly productive plants. I don't think mine did 100 pods each but they kept them coming for awhile.

 

mememe

• Apr 20, 2014

• #8

I've grown last year the pimenta leopard. It's not stable, there are variations from plant to plant. Being a bhut / PDN cross it has a bhut growing habit (at least mine had). If I can find some pictures I'll post them.