Update!
The pod is most definitely NOT a jalapeno. In fact you only get the most soft of tingles at the tip of the tongue and back of the palate. It had an aroma similar to a ripe bell. Very sweet flavor. Fruity almost like a cherry or a perfect grape tomato. The light heat only detectable...
Have a ton of white jalapeno seeds if anyone would want to trade for the color. Also have a few black and purple ones laying around too. But I plan on using the black to try and breed that color into some other peppers so would love any input on that if you have any experience breeding for...
I'm recovering seeds from all of them. And I'll have reviews posted on YouTube.
I mentioned it to her and didn't get a straight answer. However she does have plenty of superhots coming along with some caterpillar peppers. Love those.
Sorry. Got stuck on the full site. Usually using mobile. I picked all those up at the farmers market but it wasn't labeled. Only one there.
The blacks, whites and purples were labeled though.
Hey folks. Just trying to make a few connections to other growers for networking and region specifics of pepper growth. Just curious and if there's already somewhere that answers the question please don't hesitate to tell me. Thanks.
-Cliff
Hi TrueNorthReptiles and thank you for the welcome! I worked as the head chef for a from scratch taqueria, saucier for a multimillion dollar restaurant and as a caterer for small dinner parties. Specializing in whatever I feel like learning at the time but my passion is BBQ, Latin cuisines...
Former professional chef, still doing part time catering. Currently working in construction for a major chemical facility contractor. Eventually I'll end up finishing my Physics degree but with a baby on the way I need to do more for her. And hopefully I'll get to start a Pepper Company...