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Another guess the pepper.

Ratman667

Ratman667

The first one, from what I can tell is a Thai Chili pepper? The first one I ate, was only a little hotter than mild, but the few I ate this morning with breakfast were respectfully hot (to my standards...). They were from a bright orange to a rich red, about .75"-1" long. The pic is of a dry one, I ate all the fresh ones I had left...

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This one has very little heat and a sweet, almost cherry like flavor. It is about 8"-10" long. Coloring is a dark red.

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The pics were taken with my phone, as I don't have a camera at the moment.
 
I too think the larger one is an elephant trunk. I've been reading and looking at pictures all day.

The smaller one I still think is some type of thai, but there are so many small red peppers that look alike.
 
Ratman667 said:
I've been reading and looking at pictures all day. .
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Sounds like moyboys day, 'cept he just looks at the pretty pictures. :rofl:

Sorry cant help with the I.D. further, dried pods are real hard to identify.

Edit: Top one COULD be a Tabasco.
 
Oh i know. I'm trying to start a few of the seeds, so if and when they produce, I'll get pics of the whole plant and the pods. I'm really not too worried about the name, as I like them. It would just be nice to know in case I pass some of the seeds on.
 
Yeah the little ones, they are in my honest opinion Tabascos. All my ripe red Tabascos the stems nearly fall off. :P
 
Novacastrian said:
Yeah the little ones, they are in my honest opinion Tabascos. All my ripe red Tabascos the stems nearly fall off. :P
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You are correct sire! I found some at the super market today, tasted one and it is defiantly a Tabasco... Good call!
 
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