flavor Dorset naga and Orange variation......?

[Englander]

Hi Guy's

I have grown Dorset Naga my seeds directly from seaspring seeds so I know there are pukker I enjoy the heat and flavour personally I'd like mine more gnarly I have seen Dorset Naga far more gnarly than my strain......

How does the "orange" Dorset Naga variation compare which I believe it was variation rather than a cross that popped up at Semilas la palma .......?

Anyone grown both how do they compare ??

Stephen

 

[Englander]

Hi Guy's

No one !

Fast forward almost a year ................and after watching a YouTube video by Jim Duffy at refinning fire chillies of a harvest were he sang the praise of the Dorset naga orange as far better taste than the Classic yellow Fatallii and better to grow.

Luckily I ordered a packet of seeds from Semillas very recently

And currently have two Bonny baby Dorset naga orange seedlings

If all goes well I will be able to make my own conclusions on this variety this year and compare it to the standard red Dorset naga.......

 

[NJChilehead]

Fast forward almost a year ................and after watching a YouTube video by Jim Duffy at refinning fire chillies of a harvest were he sang the praise of the Dorset naga orange as far better taste than the Classic yellow Fatallii and better to grow.

I've never grown the Dorset Naga Orange, but that's a hell of a claim about it having a far better taste than a yellow Fatalii. Not saying it isn't true, but Fatalii are top notch as far as taste is concerned.

 

[Englander]

Refinning fire chilies

YouTube :

Peppers 101 Year 2020 Part 1

Jump To 1.39 = Dorset naga orange Bit

 

[Englander]

Hi Guy's

Today potted up 7cm to 9cm ans switched the other to 3" net pot in a small kratky set up

I shall only be keeping one specimen to maturity but it will be interesting to compare growth going forward for a while.........I know where my money is

 

[Englander]

Hi Guy's

Time for Dorset naga orange from Semilas update.

Dorset naga orange in 5 litre kratky hydroponic I've removed all the side branches simply to boost light in my crowded greenhouse ! Plus I'm not trying to grow for yield simply to get a reasonable number of pod's to taste/try .

It's hydroponic roots in 3" net pot and 5 litre kratky container.

One of the pods

A second pod

So far so good I'm really looking forward to trying these obviously not as hot as the Red Dorset naga but it won't be too shabby and it ment to be extremely fruity and tasty

Stephen

 

[The Hot Pepper]