balages74 said:
As for Farmers Market Jalapeno , I took a few seeds now, dont ruin my hopes for that look![]()
This is what one of my plants produced this year. Doesn't look much like it should. Had a second plant that was huge, cut it down today as it hadn't set a single fruit.
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scotsbonnet said:That sounds about right, any particular varieties stand out Alana? I've found serrano and golden cayenne to be ahead of the rest this year.
Hopefully some of those rocoto on the train! SHP??
Hmm, I agree, the golden cayenne did exceptionally well. Jalapeños do great too, I've got 5 plants of one called Jalastar, should be on the train from last year, it's doing great. The Mulato Islesno I picked up on the train last year has huge beautiful pods, still waiting to see them ripen though. I have one plant that is supposed to be purple pequin, but obviously isn't, looks more like a shorter cayenne, that has done amazing in terms of production. I'll throw it on the train once it reaches me.
I chucked in a few rocotos on the train last year I believe, growing all this year. I'd recommend the Aji Oro especially, amazing flavour.