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Cola De Gallo

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I've seen that video before, and I remember that I was unfamiliar with the variety. Looks like a C.Annuum of some sort, but probably an obscure cultivar. If I remember, he mentions getting the seeds from someone. Speaking of obscure cultivars, the Kori Sitakame seeds you gave me last year are now (2) prolific plants! No ripened pods yet, but between them I have well over 100 pods, so thanks again!
 
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Hendrix1326 said:
I've seen that video before, and I remember that I was unfamiliar with the variety. Looks like a C.Annuum of some sort, but probably an obscure cultivar. If I remember, he mentions getting the seeds from someone. Speaking of obscure cultivars, the Kori Sitakame seeds you gave me last year are now (2) prolific plants! No ripened pods yet, but between them I have well over 100 pods, so thanks again!
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Happy that you are enjoying the Kori, They seem to take for ever to ripen but once red they are great in Salsa. On top of that the plants are very prolific. Its not usual to find 50-70 pods on a plant at a single time. I am not growing any this year but have a ton of seed if you or anyone else need more. Thanks
 
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you are absolutely right.  This is called the cola de gallo.  I have two plants growing in the backyard.  They are very tasteful and have just the right kick. 
 
You also need to try a Chilpepe pepper.  It's like a bean but men does it kick. Great for salsas.
 
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I remember sending this guy a message on youtube a few years back to try and trade for some seeds.  He said something about them being frozen.  Didn't
seem interested in doing a trade.   I wanted to grow these because my mother is from Honduras and El Salvador is right next door.
 
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