Finally Didn't Get Lit on Fire!

cmpman1974 · Sep 3, 2008

I am used to misjudging C. Chinense seasoning varieties and have been burnt in the past. Got a nice variety called Tobago Sweet Scotch Bonnet that appears true. Took a 1/2 of the pod and bit into it...great flavor, no to little burn. They'll make a nice powder mixed.

Also, the plant is extremely productive which is good too!

Chris

talas · Sep 3, 2008

Looking nice chris much differnt in flavor to a Tobago Seasoning Pepper ?

..and sorry questions questions :rolleyes:

POTAWIE · Sep 3, 2008

Those look a little like what I have labelled as a Trinidad seasoning but hard to tell for sure

talas · Sep 3, 2008

POTAWIE said:
Those look a little like what I have labelled as a Trinidad seasoning but hard to tell for sure

Interesting im growing some T.Seasoning from sara

915river · Sep 3, 2008

Nice pods guys they look great .

talas · Sep 4, 2008

They look they where polished POTAWIE your pods always look shiny its a great affect

cmpman1974 · Sep 4, 2008

Talas, don't let Potawie trick you. He's out there with car wax shining his pods before every photo.

Chris

Chiliac · Sep 4, 2008

I wonder if there is a market for pepper polish!?

POTAWIE · Sep 4, 2008

I use 100% pure chile wax :lol:

talas · Sep 4, 2008

cmpman1974 said:
Talas, don't let Potawie trick you. He's out there with car wax shining his pods before every photo.

Chris

Chris you spoilt the magic now..The wow factors gone