JoynersHotPeppers 2013 GLOG

DocNrock · Jan 4, 2013

Off to the races!

JoynersHotPeppers · Jan 4, 2013

Will spend the weekend finalizing my 2013 list and hopefully getting all the Chinense started.

Annuum List

Cayenne Indonesian
Chiltepin Amarillo
Jalapeno Black
Jalapeno Early
Jalapeno Giant
Jalapeno Purple
Rooster Spur
Serrano
Thai #00419-2551 F1 Hybrid
Thai #00554-2553 F1 Hybrid
Thai (2005) Large Red
Thai Cross (Orange)
Thai Dragon
Thai Hazelwood
Thai Norcal
Thai Orange
Thai Prik Che Fah
Thai Prik Jinda
Thai Prik Key GNU - Chaiprakarn F1
Thai Prik Key GNU - HOM
Thai Prik Key GNU - SUAN
Thai Prik Kjinda Dang
Thai Prik Mon Dum
Thai Prik NUM
Thai Prik Sod Dang F1
Thai Prik York
Thai Prikkinu Pedsiam F1 Hybrid
Thai Prik-Mondang Red Eagle F1
Thai Red
Thai Super Hot
Thai Yellow

Baccatum

Lemon Drop

Chinense

7 POT Brain Strain Red
7 POT Brain Strain Yellow
7 POT Brown
7 POT Burgandy
7 POT Jonah
7 POT Red
7 POT SR
7 POT Trinidad Douglah
7 POT Yellow
AKA Rennie
Bahamian Goat Pepper
Bhut Jolokia
Bhut Jolokia Chocolate
Bhut Jolokia Giant
Bhut Jolokia Giant Yellow
Bhut Jolokia Peach
Bhut Jolokia White
Bhut Jolokia Yellow
Billy Boy Jonah
Butch T
Chocolate Morouga (Unstable 2)
Chocolate Morouga (Unstable 1)
Chocolate Scotch
Chocolate Unknown
Douglah X Chocolate Scorpion
Fatalii
Hot Jamican
Infinity Monster
Jay's Ghost Scorpion
Mako Akoksrade
Morouga
Morouga Scorpion
Mystery Chocolate
Naga Morich
Naga Viper
Scotch Bonnet
Tazmanian Habanero
Trinidad Scorpion Moruga
White Habanero
Wine Unknown

I'll be adding to and possibly dropping from the Chinense list, about 60% of my seed variety made this list thus far.

PaulG · Jan 4, 2013

That's quite an annuum list, Chris!
Good luck getting the 2013 grow under way!
Great flower and seedling pics.

stickman · Jan 4, 2013

Wow Chris... you're really serious about the Thai chiles... I'll be checking out your glog this season to see how they grow for you. i cook a fair amount of Thai, and I have recipes for the curry pastes if you're interested. Good luck with your grow this year!

Stefan_W · Jan 4, 2013

+1 about the thai chilis! I grew thai dragons a couple of years back and they produced like crazy. If yours are that prolific you're definitely going to have loads of powders and other goodies at the end of it all.

SichuaneseFoodFan · Jan 4, 2013

I really want to know: where did you get these vast varieties of Thai pepper seeds from?

JoynersHotPeppers · Jan 4, 2013

NateFrentz said:
I really want to know: where did you get these vast varieties of Thai pepper seeds from?

Most are from very kind members part of this board. Several are from Thailand directly.

sicman · Jan 4, 2013

dang thats a big list! good luck this year and cat wait to see pics of them pretty pretty thai girls

frdlturner · Jan 4, 2013

Hmmm thai peppers sounds like a reason to take a trip to Thailand...

JoynersHotPeppers · Jan 4, 2013

^^Agreed, I had a friend that was there for a few weeks in 2012 and totally spaced asking him to bring me back items not on my list!

frdlturner · Jan 4, 2013

it would be fun to go to the local market and see what the local farmers was growing

brownb4 · Jan 4, 2013

"one night in Bangkok makes a hard man humble" sry....all this talk of Thialand makes me think of the movie hangover II. lots of peppers there. really interested in watching these grow out this season.

Jamison · Jan 4, 2013

nice glog already! Seeds went in the mailtoday bro.

SichuaneseFoodFan · Jan 7, 2013

This is amazing. Is there somewhere you or someone else has written about how the different thai varieties compare, taste-wise?

JoynersHotPeppers · Jan 7, 2013

NateFrentz said:
This is amazing. Is there somewhere you or someone else has written about how the different thai varieties compare, taste-wise?

Not that I am aware of but it is on my to-do list this season. I want to journal all that I grow to better pair it with foods and such when it becomes powders.

DocNrock · Jan 7, 2013

I had no idea there were that many Thai varieties. But given how many varieties there are of Capsicum, in general, it's not surprising. Looking forward to following your Glog.

RocketMan · Jan 7, 2013

That's getting to be quite a list but a really good mix. How big of a space do you use for that many, acre +? You got some good shots of the kids. I really like being able to get in close with them. I'm still figuring out the whole macro functions on my cam but hopefully I'll get it down this season and can quite using the IPhone. Here's to a great season, looks like everyone's getting off to a good start this year.

Cheers,
RM

JoynersHotPeppers · Jan 7, 2013

I wish I had an acre, my entire lot is .28 and the house takes most of that. It takes serious space planning and I have 2 dedicated areas that I worked into a very robust landscape. This year I am going to either do a container grow or raised bed grow in an easement behind my property. I am the one that maintains it and it is completely surrounded by big cedar trees making it unassessable to city mowers.I should be able to use about a 15" x 20" space. I am also considering using a row on my uncles 5 acre garden in Va for a single variety to have it isolated. Have not worked out those details yet.

Thanks for dropping by and good luck to you as well.

PaulG · Jan 8, 2013

Sounds like a great plan, Chris! A 15 x 20 space should give
you some room to expand, for sure! Good luck getting that
underway!

Stefan_W · Jan 8, 2013

Raised beds and containers definitely make a huge difference when you have a smaller grow space. But peppers are great that way, because you can fit a lot of plants in a pretty small space. I think you should definitely jump at the chance to use a row with your uncles garden--you'll be dangerous with that. Or, even more dangerous.