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My CCN Beni highlands plant was one of my most productive plants last year I ended up digging it up at the end of the year, repotting it and gifting to a friend of mine because he loved the pods so much! Plants are looking good Sauce

I average around 50 plants per year...I rotate new ones into the mix each year in an attempt to figure out which ones I really like, the ones that are ok, and the ones I do not enjoy. There are SOOOOOOO many varieties to try that I fear I may never get to the end state. I try not to "over...

Very exciting Judy

I planted 4 in raised beds last year and they grew like monsters...about 4 feet tall and almost as big in circumference. They were also strategically placed so that they got afternoon shade from a large pine tree. The only problem I ran into was getting them to ripen in a timely manner. Middle...

Welcome to the forum. The best advice is to read the posts: tons of information and questions answered in them. Best of luck on your garden this year

Tomatoes for this years garden are coming from CCN... 2. COYOTE 8 JETSETTER VFFNTA HYBRID 2. SUNSUGAR FT HYBRID

Plants are looking great!!! The weather has been really variable up here as well: last night was down to 33! I need to get my butt in gear and get my raised beds ready for the plant-out still. Look forward to watching your progress.

Plants look great...if I stay in Michigan I am DEFINITELY going to need a greenhouse to facilitate my growing needs!!!

Holy cow!!! That's a super sized garden area...pretty envious of that!!! Can't wait to watch the progress. Plants are looking very healthy and a nice deep green.

Your garden area looks great! Can't wait to watch the progress.

Great list Mike and I've already got my eyes on a few of those plants so I can get a few new pod types to try as well as the usual suspects!

Looking good

Love all the Rocoto varieties! Plants look great

I think it's a pretty common practice to grow to many...I've cut my list from 42 pepper plants down to 20-22...we'll see how long that number stands :P

Thanks, I'll give that a shot.

I'm glad to see that I'm not the only person to freeze entire bags of pods. After taking nearly 7 hours to chop and process pods into freezer vacuum sealed bags, I got tired of it and just started throwing them into freezer bags and calling it a day!!!! But I've got peppers for the entire winter...

My plant/small bush had been producing berries and it's only about 12" tall. I wonder if different variants have slightly different tastes because it's not all that great so far... I still have it in a 16" potter but I'm thinking if it doesn't improve in taste I'll switch to blueberry bushes...

I agree that from my own experience my Peach Bhuts were much more prolific than the red. The reds produced well enough but my peach variant exploded with pods!

I would also choose the Bhut Jolokia as far as the super goes. Mine have been very prolific, which is a strong consideration for me, and as stated previously it still packs a punch! I grew two Reapers this year and neither of them put out all that many pods compared to my Bhuts or my Brainstrain...

I'll be redesignating space...I always save a little space for new varieties to try out but some of my plants exceeded my allocated spacing so that requires a bit of reconsideration for next years locations. I'm going to be focusing on the baccatum and pubescens family of peppers primarily...