i'll start by saying i am not looking for pod identification; the purpose is to point out these came from the greenhouse that supplies the Home Depot, labels were large and glossy - i wonder if Home Depot would care at all? Wonder if monsanto/seminis would care that their plants were misrepresented?(those that don't know caribbean red was developed at seminis as was superchile, before being acquired by monsanto). think of all the possibilities of where the original mistake occurred!
i was in home depot today and this is what i found on several plants labeled caribbean red. now it is clear they are not caribbean red, i didn't buy any plants but somehow the pods just fell into my hand as i was looking at the labels to confirm all labels were the same. all labels stated caribbean red, the pods are from two separate plants. my best guess is superchile but i have the advantage of having tasted one of the pods and it tasted like superchile and the same heat level. plus i grow both..............................NO, i didn't save the seeds!
(they had 1 plant labeled orange habanero with a small ripe pod that was red and could very well have been a caribbean red).
i was in home depot today and this is what i found on several plants labeled caribbean red. now it is clear they are not caribbean red, i didn't buy any plants but somehow the pods just fell into my hand as i was looking at the labels to confirm all labels were the same. all labels stated caribbean red, the pods are from two separate plants. my best guess is superchile but i have the advantage of having tasted one of the pods and it tasted like superchile and the same heat level. plus i grow both..............................NO, i didn't save the seeds!
(they had 1 plant labeled orange habanero with a small ripe pod that was red and could very well have been a caribbean red).