Thanks charlesNYC:Of interest about the Fish Pepper Ornamental: http://www.motherearthnews.com/Organic-Gardening/Grow-Cook-Fish-Peppers.aspx
Interesting story. Kind-a-cool what you can get for a bee sting these days....
Thanks charlesNYC:Of interest about the Fish Pepper Ornamental: http://www.motherearthnews.com/Organic-Gardening/Grow-Cook-Fish-Peppers.aspx
Here is one I like.starts out with a yellow white pod and stays that color for a LONG time then goes to yellow,orange then red.
I'm not sure. Looks like a Numex Twilight or Bolivian rainbow. Maybe someone here recognizes it..would you know the name of this pepper plant?
definetely for looks. This one is awesome too.I've grown lots of "ornamentals" over the years and personally I can't say I really liked any for the flavor, including the black pearl.
The purira has a fairly good flavor and quite attractive but not really bred or classified as an ornamental
Potawie's Purira 2006
Crap... Now I have to buy more seeds. Lol...For purely ornamental my favorite has always been the chinese 5 color
Potawie's chinese 5 color 2005
Hmm. Maybe a trade? I only have 3 types of seeds now. If your interested, and if you can find the seeds I have Numex Twilight, peter peppers and explosive ember. Heck I can send a you seeds no matter if you find them.I don't know the name of it.
When it's covered with yellow pods you can see it from a mile away.
I got it in a trade a couple years ago.
I have the plant outside now getting ready to bud.
I probably have seeds for it too.
Pretty sure I do,somewhere in one of my stashes.
I've grown lots of "ornamentals" over the years and personally I can't say I really liked any for the flavor, including the black pearl.
The purira has a fairly good flavor and quite attractive but not really bred or classified as an ornamental
Potawie's Purira 2006
For purely ornamental my favorite has always been the chinese 5 color
Potawie's chinese 5 color 2005