• Do you need help identifying a 🌶?
    Is your plant suffering from an unknown issue? 🤧
    Then ask in Identification and Diagnosis.

favorite Favorite Thai Varieties

AaronTT

AaronTT

My first pepper I ever grew was a very small little thai type. It was less than a foot tall, but produced many many pods. I had no idea how to grow then, but it still gave me peppers for over a year before it gave out, or perhaps died from lack of nutrients. I have learned these are some of the easiest to grow, and some of the best producers. I can't speak for all Thai varieties, but only from what I have observed. I am sure there might be a few that are not so easy to grow. So what are your favorite Thai varieties? I am interested in the Orange Thai, Thai Sun Chili and others. What other types are really nice?
 
Mmmmm Thai peppers :)
 
10479913_854027057964355_4680469156269095851_o.jpg
 
Prik kee noo suan/ Prik Kee Nu / Prik ki nu  (spelled various different ways). The 'Rat Turd' chili. Used to be able to get them and an unknown variety at the local Mexican grocery (of all places...but has since closed down) for about 2$ for a 1.5lb. bag. Lots of heat and flavor/very aromatic- exceptional when dried. Never saved seed as they were always in abundance. Have read many great things about the 'orange' variety, never had the chance to try them though.

edit:- that above pic is AWESOME!
 
 
JoynersHotPeppers said:
Mmmmm Thai peppers :)
 
10479913_854027057964355_4680469156269095851_o.jpg
Click to expand...
Thanks for this awesome pic! Helps me to see what other types are out there. Your Sun Thai looks differently than the one I have been looking at. Puckerbutt sells this one:
thai_sun_chile_pepper_1024x1024.jpg

I thought this one looked pretty bad a$$. I picked up some seeds of this, besides a few others. Hope it tastes as good as it looks.
 
Yeah some call them Thai Sun, Thai Hot and many other things. I started growing them in 95 and they were called Thai Sun by the Thai lady that gave them to me so I stuck with it :) 
 
JoynersHotPeppers said:
Yeah some call them Thai Sun, Thai Hot and many other things. I started growing them in 95 and they were called Thai Sun by the Thai lady that gave them to me so I stuck with it :)
Click to expand...
You just jogged my memory. I do believe this pepper was the first pepper I ever grew. It was called Thai Hot, and had peppers those size. I have not had them in quite a while, but I remember them having a nice bit of heat to them. This was before I had ever tried a superhot, and most types did not even exist then.
 
Out of the ones in your pic, which ones do you like the most flavor wise?
 
AaronTT said:
You just jogged my memory. I do believe this pepper was the first pepper I ever grew. It was called Thai Hot, and had peppers those size. I have not had them in quite a while, but I remember them having a nice bit of heat to them. This was before I had ever tried a superhot, and most types did not even exist then.
 
Out of the ones in your pic, which ones do you like the most flavor wise?
Click to expand...
I love the Thai Orange
 
I always keep a couple Dragons, if sometimes just for color on a window sill.
 
Even in a little flower pot, a few fresh pods every week mostly year round.
 
Lol
Thailand's first trading lot to me. 
I did not get anything, not taken care of. 
For exchange 
Also You see you are happy with thai peppers. Chis

I like oiling
:rofl:
 
Superman said:
 
Lol
Thailand's first trading lot to me. 
I did not get anything, not taken care of. 
For exchange 
Also You see you are happy with thai peppers. Chis

I like oiling
:rofl:
 
Click to expand...
Thanks again for all the awesome Thai stuff you sent me! Since your package never made it to you from me hit me up in a message and I can gladly send you some seeds. I have more than I will ever grow! Again thanks for the Thai stuff
 
I traded with a guy who lives in Thailand this spring, In return for sending him many vegatable seeds he sent me a few Thai Chili Varieties. 
 
 
Thai Orange:
2dueec8.jpg


White Thai:
 
28717vb.jpg


The Thai Orange chili is sweet and fruity, I would estimate SHU at around 15k  It is easily the best tasting Thai chili I have ever had.  I dont know much about origin, only it came from Thailand. 
 
The Thai White eventually ripens to red, it is white for the great majority of growing though.  Estimate SHU at around 80k-100k
 
Nice peppers buzzman! That white Thai looks great! Small plant full of peppers :) like it! hehe

I love my Thai hot yellow! First time growing them and seems to trow out peppers much earlier than my other strains! And with a decent heat in them it cant go wrong :)
 
yezhead said:
Nice peppers buzzman! That white Thai looks great! Small plant full of peppers :) like it! hehe

I love my Thai hot yellow! First time growing them and seems to trow out peppers much earlier than my other strains! And with a decent heat in them it cant go wrong :)
Click to expand...
 
Picture of your Thai hot yellow please!  Never seen one! 
 
Buzzman19 said:
I traded with a guy who lives in Thailand this spring, In return for sending him many vegatable seeds he sent me a few Thai Chili Varieties. 
 
 
Thai Orange:
2dueec8.jpg


 

The Thai Orange chili is sweet and fruity, I would estimate SHU at around 15k  It is easily the best tasting Thai chili I have ever had.  I dont know much about origin, only it came from Thailand. 
 
 
Click to expand...
Wow, my Thai orange are VERY HOT, always have been. I put them up there with my Early Jals. Nice white Thai
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top