Hi,
I'm totally new to all gardening, but thought I'd give growing peppers a go. After finding this website I feel a bit more confident. I'm an English guy who has been living in Thailand for the last ten years. Thai people like there food on the hot side but I find Thai peppers don't really suit Mexican and Indian food which I love. Plus the hottest pepper here isn't a patch on the heat from a Habanero.
I've recently received my first batch of seeds from The Chilli Pepper Company in the UK (reliable source??), Yellow Habanero (Big Sun), Long Red Hot Habanero, Curry Chilli, Ring of Fire and Numex Suave Orange( for the kids). I'm also going to try a few Thai varieties that I've bought locally. I started germinating my seeds today, so fingers crossed.
I have few questions, but I will search the forums first to see if they have been asked before.
Glad I have found this great resource !!
Ezzer
I'm totally new to all gardening, but thought I'd give growing peppers a go. After finding this website I feel a bit more confident. I'm an English guy who has been living in Thailand for the last ten years. Thai people like there food on the hot side but I find Thai peppers don't really suit Mexican and Indian food which I love. Plus the hottest pepper here isn't a patch on the heat from a Habanero.
I've recently received my first batch of seeds from The Chilli Pepper Company in the UK (reliable source??), Yellow Habanero (Big Sun), Long Red Hot Habanero, Curry Chilli, Ring of Fire and Numex Suave Orange( for the kids). I'm also going to try a few Thai varieties that I've bought locally. I started germinating my seeds today, so fingers crossed.
I have few questions, but I will search the forums first to see if they have been asked before.
Glad I have found this great resource !!
Ezzer
Good to know there are so many heat seekers out there.
