I have no idea what this may be. Doesn't seem like anything that I thought that I thought that I planted - I either have mis-labled seeds or received some sort of cross/hybrid. Very strong c. chin aroma. Almost a Scotch Bonnet flavor but hotter. Pods are consistent in size - approximately 2-3 inches long, and 1-2 inches wide - and in shape. Significant placenta and oil in all pods. Plant is approximately 2.5 - 3 feet tall (grown in 5 gallon container). Not a prolific producer but consistent/steady. Any ideas? Thanks for the help.
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Looks like the Chocolate Habs I planted.
Some of the pods of the plant look exactly like that although some have the more classic hab shape.
Some of the pods of the plant look exactly like that although some have the more classic hab shape.
Thanks. I have been kicking that around for a while. All of the pods look the same - more like some sort of 7 pot, plus they are larger than any of the chocolate habaneros that I've grown in the past.HopsNBarley said:
Thanks - that was my original thought, but, they don't look like any chocolate habaneros that I've grown in the past. Not saying that they aren't chocolate habaneros as I received a lot of new seeds from a lot of sources this year.GnomeGrown said:
You tried tasting one yet?
If not, you could always send a boxful and I will taste at least one.
No video though...
If not, you could always send a boxful and I will taste at least one.
No video though...
Yep. Bonnet type flavor (so maybe a Chocolate Habanero) but really hot. Pods are much larger that the known Chocolate Habaneros that I'm growing.GnomeGrown said:You tried tasting one yet?
If not, you could always send a boxful and I will taste at least one.
No video though...
There are so many interesting phenotypes of germplasm floating around it is hard to keep them all straight
I was going to say choc. hab since it looks kinda like it. To be honest my so called chocolate scorpion has put out some 7 pot looking pods, one of em in particular looks very close to your picture, while other pods appear to have a somewhat scorpion or half scorpion look to them.
seeing all the oil im sure its crossed with a superhot.
seeing all the oil im sure its crossed with a superhot.
"7 Pot" Burgundy. I put 7 Pot in inverted commas because I don't believe it is a straight-up 7 Pot. Many of the Trinidadian chili's are in fact multiple out-crosses - no isolation and subsequest sowing of seed from selected fruits has resulted in a myriad of different "cultivars".
This has more of a Congo shape, texture, smell but with some superhot addition somehwere along the line. So let's call a spade a spade and stick with Burgundy Congo 'cause it doesn't look much like a & Pot - pretty much like CARDI's yellow scorpion is not a Scorpion.
This has more of a Congo shape, texture, smell but with some superhot addition somehwere along the line. So let's call a spade a spade and stick with Burgundy Congo 'cause it doesn't look much like a & Pot - pretty much like CARDI's yellow scorpion is not a Scorpion.