This little diddy was listed in my garden as a Tasmanian Habanero, and it clearly is not.
Another image, one of my dogs thinks she wants to eat it.
Sliced in half.
Comes with a nice number of seeds. Has a very interesting scent to it. Slightly hot smell with a bit of citrus.
Out of courtesy to my stomach, I chose not to eat this one whole. It's still thanking me.
The taste was pleasant, had a bit of an apple-ish undertone. The heat struct after a few seconds and hugged my mouth with a simple full-on burn. I smiled a little.
This turned out to be a kind and pleasant pepper. One you could go to with your problems and it would listen.
The heat was around a higher level of habanero, I'm considering since I didn't eat it whole, and I'm definitely saving seeds for, even if it is a crossbreed. It didn't focus anywhere. The top of the tongue, back portion of the mouth and a little bit in the throat. Got a little in the sinuses on a small hiccup but it didn't bother me much.
Overall this pepper made me a happy camper. After the bhut I needed something a little less cruel and unusual. And this particular mystery pepper made for the perfect adventure.
The heat's still somewhat evident after 10 minutes.
Feel free to ID this bugger.
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Another image, one of my dogs thinks she wants to eat it.
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Sliced in half.
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Comes with a nice number of seeds. Has a very interesting scent to it. Slightly hot smell with a bit of citrus.
Out of courtesy to my stomach, I chose not to eat this one whole. It's still thanking me.
The taste was pleasant, had a bit of an apple-ish undertone. The heat struct after a few seconds and hugged my mouth with a simple full-on burn. I smiled a little.
This turned out to be a kind and pleasant pepper. One you could go to with your problems and it would listen.
The heat was around a higher level of habanero, I'm considering since I didn't eat it whole, and I'm definitely saving seeds for, even if it is a crossbreed. It didn't focus anywhere. The top of the tongue, back portion of the mouth and a little bit in the throat. Got a little in the sinuses on a small hiccup but it didn't bother me much.
Overall this pepper made me a happy camper. After the bhut I needed something a little less cruel and unusual. And this particular mystery pepper made for the perfect adventure.
The heat's still somewhat evident after 10 minutes.
Feel free to ID this bugger.