AlabamaJack said:well, I suppose you could make a powder...but I don't know how you would hide the taste of it ...the taste is one reason I am not growing them this year...I am reworking my flower beds in the front of the house and the wife said I could put some in "her" flower beds...they truly are gorgeous plants...
I'll find out soon if they are nasty or not. I grew Hawaii Sweet Hot last year and wasn't crazy about them, they were OK, but just kind of like a regular cayenne. But when I dried them and turned them into powder, their unique flavor really started to shine. In the case of the P. Tiger, if it's a bad flavor, then it may even be worse as a powder. I got the seeds from Neil (THSC) based on his description on his site. "This is my Favorite plant. Nice bite with a Pleasant Taste.. (Highly Recommended)" So I guess time will tell. If anyone else has thoughts on this, feel free to chime in.