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Here some pictures to compare the larger (Goiás) and smaller variants... Bode Red Bode Yellow

Bode Red (Round var.) This is another variety called "Bode" and is commonly found preserved in vinegar or oil. It has similar characteristics to the other Bode peppers but its has a round shape and too much seeds inside!

Bode Purple Goiás (Large var.) Same as the larger red and yellow varieties... It is purple only in its immature stage becoming red when ripe. Bode Orange (Small var.) The orange variants is relatively new compared to the other variants and has characteristics similar to the...

Bode Yellow (Small var.) This is the most common yellow variant of this pepper and is found in almost all regions of the country like the small red one. Bode Yellow Goiás (Large var.) Like the larger red one, this yellow variant is limited to the states of Goiás and Brasília (DF).

Hi again! I hope everyone are doing well! 😄 So continuing this thread, I would like to write a about the Bode ("Bode" transl. Goat) pepper this variety is originally found in the midwest and northeast of Brazil and used in typical dishes from that region, currently, it is also becoming common...

Purple Flower Baccatum Very interesting variety... purple flowers are not common in C. baccatum so I believe that at some point there was a cross between another species like C. praetermissum/C. rabenii its pods resemble a brazilian Dedo de Moça in terms of flavor and heat.

Aji Brazilian Bonanza What I know it seems to be a (hotter) selected Dedo de Moça, a variety that is quite common here. Due to the name given to this variety, I believe that the people behind the selection are foreigners since we never use the word "aji" as a synonym for chili peppers in...

Update... Things are getting slow here! 😅 Douglah Billyboy A kind of yellow Douglah, its shape is more Habanero like and also not as hot as the original Douglah, good for sauces anyway 7 Pot Bubblegum Chocolate Like all Bubblegum it has a overdeveloped calyx and the color...

The flavor... I'm not the best person to describe it since these super hot varieties are a little beyond what I can handle 😅, however in my opinion it's OK I think the only negative point is that it has a little floral traits but nothing compared to some varieties that smell like chemicals!

These are the peppers picked yesterday... As the nights are getting colder, I think that soon the pepper plants will stop producing and go to dormancy 😴 1 - Death Spiral Chocolate 2 - Jays Peach Ghost Scorpion 3 - Pimenta Morango 4 - Bhutlah Gold 5 - Pockmark Peach 6 - Aji Amarillo 7 -...

Reaper x SRTSL x Purple Reaper I didn't expect much from this cross, however it has become one of my favs this season. The plant is beautiful with relatively compact growth for a C. chinense, black branches and dark green leaves with purple veins, very productive. The pods start out completely...

I bought the seeds from two places, Bakers Creek and Texas Hot Peppers... Both plants produced pods of different shapes, the one from texas produced much more than the one from Bakers, but as the two plants were in different places it is not a criterion for determine which produces more. Of...

Update... Trinidad Scorpion Long SR Very productive variety with the same heat as the traditional Trinidad Scorpion peppers.

@Tinkerbelle I'm glad you're growing a Brazilian variety, the Cheiro Roxa is an excellent variety its purple pods are beautiful plus it has a nice heat and flavor! @CaneDog You are right CD the color is exactly the same as the Pérola Laranja and the shape is similar to the Bode variety it's...

Cheiro Pernambuco (transl. Cheiro from Pernambuco) A very rare variety of 'Pimenta de cheiro' from state of Pernambuco, its pods are bullet-shaped and face upwaright, which is not very common in C. chinense, especially with medium-sized pods. It is a variety with relatively thick flesh with...

Cheiro Minas (transl. Cheiro from Minas Gerais) I don't know much about this pepper, even the supplier just told me that it was originally from the state of Minas Gerais, its shape is very reminiscent of Bode pepper, however its peach color is not found in the Bode variety, its smell is also...

As I said earlier I'm dedicating myself to some Brazilian varieties this season, among the peppers consumed here in Brazil there is a separate category called "Pimenta de cheiro" (transl. Aromatic pepper/Smell pepper). It is no coincidence that they are almost always C. chinense since they have...

Your pepper plants are impressive! I noticed the tree full of mangoes in the background which also are impressive! 🙂

Good Luck! 👍

Space x F3 Another superhot I don't know much about this variety, I didn't find any useful information about it or which varieties were used in the crossing, anyway it is a very productive variety its shape resembles Bhut Jolokia but more wrinkled Apparently it happened again! 🤔 😆