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Favorite hot pepper: Bahamian Goat, with the Yellow MoA Scotch Bonnet a very close second. Both are sweet and fruity, with good Habanero heat levels. The Goats seem a bit hotter than the Bonnets, on average. Above Habanero heat levels, I like the CARDI Yellow Scorpion.
Favorite sweet pepper: Aji Fantasy. Very sweet flavor, with very mild heat.
Favorite sweet pepper: Aji Fantasy. Very sweet flavor, with very mild heat.
The Baccatum family of peppers which have great flavor, mild - medium heat. Then next would be Bahamian Goat and Yellow MOA peppers. These are much hotter than the Baccatum family of peppers. Then next for me would be the Chocolate Fatalii pepper which is sweet, fruity and a nice habanero heat level. And another staple I grow every year and various Jalapeno peppers but they really taste great when they turn red.
My current favorites are Tajin Jalapeno, Holy Mole Passila, Aji Pineapple, Mustard Habanero, Carolina Reaper, and Jay's Peach Ghost Scorpion. I also like to grow large cayenne types, but I am currently trialing varieties to find a replacement for Pinocchio Cayenne Hybrid, which was my favorite, but does not exist anymore.
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It was being sold by Park Seeds and it has been out of stock since 2012. ;-(
For all I know it could be alive and well, but being marketed under a different name by a different vendor. I do know that seeds that I saved from the hybrid did not grow true at all (confirming that it is indeed a hybrid.)
For all I know it could be alive and well, but being marketed under a different name by a different vendor. I do know that seeds that I saved from the hybrid did not grow true at all (confirming that it is indeed a hybrid.)
Bonda Ma Jacques and Aji Lemon Drop for me. Fataliis are great too.
The large cayenne types I will be trialing are:
bangalore whippets tail (hippieseedco)
corbaci (rareseeds)
jimmy nardello (tatiana'stomatoes)
joe's long cayenne (seeedsaverexchange)
maule's red hot (rare seeds)
turkish cayenne (tatiana'stomatoes)
Last season I tried Ristra Cayenne, which was OK, but not nearly as nice as the Pinocchio Cayenne.
bangalore whippets tail (hippieseedco)
corbaci (rareseeds)
jimmy nardello (tatiana'stomatoes)
joe's long cayenne (seeedsaverexchange)
maule's red hot (rare seeds)
turkish cayenne (tatiana'stomatoes)
Last season I tried Ristra Cayenne, which was OK, but not nearly as nice as the Pinocchio Cayenne.
Favorite Hot Pepper: Bahamian Goat
Favorite Sweet Pepper : Hopefully my Trinidad Perfume once it's ready
Fun To Grow: Most! Aji Omnicolor is a bag of fun.
Easy To Grow: Aji Limon, Brazilian Starfish,..
Taste: Bahamian Goat, CGN21500, Tepin X Lemon Drop
Favorite Sweet Pepper : Hopefully my Trinidad Perfume once it's ready
Fun To Grow: Most! Aji Omnicolor is a bag of fun.
Easy To Grow: Aji Limon, Brazilian Starfish,..
Taste: Bahamian Goat, CGN21500, Tepin X Lemon Drop
Check out Madame Jeanette. I preferred them to my BMJ, Datil, and Fatalii.A Spicy English Cheapskate said:
Spicy Mushroom said:
Omni color taste great too and are good in salsas / pico
Fav hot: it depends. on food, 7 pot burgundy. In powder it's a toss up between orange wild brazil and bahamian goat.
Fav sweet: Bolsa de dulce
Fun: Aji omni color because they taste good too but strictly fun colors and foliage it would be fidalga roxa
Ease to grow, any baccatum really.
Taste: Yellow Moa bonnet, bahamian goat, 7pot burgundy, aji pineapple, orange wild brazil, paper lantern hab, pablano
We'll see. It's my first year growing. I have always really liked Scotch Bonnets, but they are hard to find. I can find orange habs pretty regularly, but I don't like the flavor as much. I think I have 5 or 6 Bahamian goats that have germinated. I am also really excited for cascabels, yellow 7 pot bubblegum, and chocolate bhutlah.
