Recent content by roper2008

One thing I think about is, when watering from your hose with just city tap water, doesn’t the chlorine and chloramine kill active good bacteria?

I think I’ve done the grow down about 2 times in the past. What a coincidence I also grew the Aji Charipita this summer. Although mine were much smaller in 3 gallon grow bags. I can’t believe that one plant or should I say mini tree pepper guru has grown. I would like to grow a pepper plant...

I like Aji Guyana. It’s not to hot.

I like the varieties you are growing, one’s that I can actually eat. The hottest I go nowadays is probably a med heat level. Whatever Aji Limo or Thai peppers are at.

Nice big list there. I need to start my Bahamian Goat soon, hopefully tomorrow.

I’m going to start my Chininese’s in the next couple days, and my Aji Guyana seeds because they took a long time to turn yellow last year.

I cant find my older pack of seeds from Seed Savers Exchange. They use to sell a Orange Thai. Thats the one Im looking for. I can trade or if you know where I could purchase some. Thanks Linda

Here are some ripe Amish Hot Finger.  I tasted one of the smaller ones, it has a sweet mild heat. Very similar heat to Aji Guyana.  Good to eat fresh. I’ll dry a few to see how the powder taste.  So far this one is a keeper for me.   Well, I tasted the other ones, and the mild heat is mainly on...

Your plants are looking nice, especially that Aleppo.

Welcome back.  

I was so sure mine were going to be red, but they are turning yellow.  Either way I’m going to try fermenting for the first time with these.

Your Aji Limo, is it the red one?  That’s what I’m growing that I originally got from thegreenchilimonster.  

Different varieties take longer to turn red, orange or yellow.  I have red habanero's, KS Lemon Starburst ripe, but my Aji Guyana's only 3 have turned ripe so far, lots of green ones.  My Yellow Peru have had a few ripe one's, and I know I will have to wait much longer for my Aji Amarillo's.  

Yea, that would be one big ass finger!  Oh, and I forgot it was labeled Amish Hot Finger.

Is anyone growing this pepper from the seed train.  Different from a Hot Finger I grew years ago from Peppermania.  This is larger and a little bumpy.  Looks really nice anyway, big for a cayenne I think.