Any Thai Experts?

[Hotrod64]

Hi,can anybody help to id this Thai please as i will be receiving some seeds from this plant shortly.A mate brought the seeds back from Thailand with him, supposed to be very commonly grown over there,upper mid heat and great producer.Sorry about pic quality it's the only one i have at present.

 

[Sinn]

I think a better pic would help cant see much detail from that one

 

[jedisushi06]

Give me a close up of the pods on the plant and off i can try to identify.  Grown a bunch of good ones thanks to Joyners' peppers.  Chris where are you lol.

 

[D3monic]

Look how thick that stem is, can tell that plant been growing a few years. 

 

[Crispee-FL]

Looks like Prik Chee Faa (pepper facing sky) skinnier and a bit long than Prik Ki Nu, the typical Thai bird chili

 

[Crispee-FL]

Either way you will have a great Pepper with a multitude of uses.

 

[Hotrod64]

Give me a close up of the pods on the plant and off i can try to identify.  Grown a bunch of good ones thanks to Joyners' peppers.  Chris where are you lol.

Yep will get to send more picts through.
Thanks.

 

[jedisushi06]

Looks like Prik Chee Faa (pepper facing sky) skinnier and a bit long than Prik Ki Nu, the typical Thai bird chili

Prik Chee Faa are bigger and my favorite let me find a pic and upload.

 

[Hotrod64]

Look how thick that stem is, can tell that plant been growing a few years. 

He has them growing all year-round in a hot house down in Tasmania.

 

[jedisushi06]

Prik Chee Faa grows down. Those peppers in the pic look like a medium sized one I grew last year but I’ll have to back track my pictures to find a name that might match.


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[jedisushi06]

The far right one is the prik chee faa.  They taper off in that point shape.  Couldn't find a pick of the one i wanted that looks similar to yours.  But it's a prik  something.  Maybe a thai prik jinda dang i grew last year from Chris Joyner.

 

[Hotrod64]

Looks like Prik Chee Faa (pepper facing sky) skinnier and a bit long than Prik Ki Nu, the typical Thai bird chili

I do grow one similar myself, but mine grow in more of a cluster and a little bit smaller, i thought they called it the "praying to heaven chilli" due to its upright growing habit? In that pic they dont look to be growing in clusters.

Thanks

 

[Winegums]

I don't recognize the pod shape, it's more curled and longer than the standard thai peppers I see in stores. 

 

[jedisushi06]

Grew this one last year and still don’t know the actual name of it. Think my seeds were labeled red Thai lol. Medium heat Thai Chile growing in clusters up.


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[jedisushi06]

I had too many nutrients in that bed last year.

 

[SmokenFire]

JS06 I think that might be 'upward facing heaven' that I grew out last year. No idea on OP pic until better pics can be provided. 

 

[ShowMeDaSauce]

Maybe Thai Dragon or a hybrid of it

 

[Walchit]

The Bonnie Thai peppers I grew last year grew in clusters, but they were smaller than the ones posted here, a d they turned kinda chocolate colored on their way to red. Op's pic looks like the red is fading up the peppera

 

[willard3]

A foto of the flowers and fruit will help here.

 

[bpiela]

That reminds me of a thai plant that a buddy of mine brought seeds back from Tahiti.  I tried growing some last season.  The trunks do develop quickly, not sure if that is a common thing among thai plants.  Although I would bet the one in your picture has been around quite awhile.  My friend had said that the plant he grabbed he seeds from looked like a tree, it was huge and the trunk was thick.  I am going to attempt to grow it out again this year and maybe overwinter...