Pink Tiger Thread

[Jamison]

Been wanting to do this for a minute.  Anybody thats growing these beauts,  please post up.  I really wanna see how these turn out.  I have 4 goin and here's a picture of what they look like today.
 

 

[Nightshade]

I have wanted to grow this variety it looks very cool might look for some next season. Good luck everyone great thread idea

 

[jedisushi06]

wish i was but next season i plan on it.  Lovely looking plants you got there.  I'm curious of the flavor.

 

[Nulle]

I haven't been able to find any but I'd love to grow it.

 

[KiNGDeNNiZ]

Been wanting to do this for a minute.  Anybody thats growing these beauts,  please post up.  I really wanna see how these turn out.  I have 4 goin and here's a picture of what they look like today.
 

are those from the seeds i sent?? looks nice!

 

 
i have 3 going... one is flowering and i just fingered and had tons of pollen fall off..

 

[neoguy]

Plants look great.

 

[KiNGDeNNiZ]

 

 

 

[ajijoe]

im growing it
 
im starting them this week
 
edit:
 
im apparently not growing this species because i cant find the seeds
 
i think i never got them, i seemed to remember someone either sent them or was going to
either that or i misplaced them (dont know???)
oh well im going to take it off my grow list for now maybe i will find them when im not looking for them that happens alot with alot of things when it comes to me
 
 
thanks your friend Joe

 

[Brain Strain Pepper Head]

I have 2 that hooked.

 

[meatfreak]

Growing them also, here's mine.
 

 

[JJJessee]

What are the origins of the Pink Tiger?
The plants bare a striking resemblence to Fidalgo Roxa, a pepper that I stumbled upon last fall.
The fruit shapes are completely different though.

 

[SL3]

Ok guys, take good care of those plants. I'm hoping to see more seed available next year. Seems to be non-existent at this time. 

 

[Ferby]

I'm following this one...

 

[KiNGDeNNiZ]

i believe its an off phenotype of the pimenta leopard...

 

[Jamison]

Denniz ,  yes those are from the seeds you sent me bud!  Thanks again!

 

[Capsicum Select]

These things are awesome! I can't wait to get some seed in the future when they become a little more stable and if I am lucky enough.

 

[meatfreak]

What are the origins of the Pink Tiger?
The plants bare a striking resemblence to Fidalgo Roxa, a pepper that I stumbled upon last fall.
The fruit shapes are completely different though.

Parents are Bhut Jolokia x Pimenta de Neyde. It's still highly unstable but a lot of people are growing these so maybe a few of us will get the desired traits

 

[GA Growhead]

I got 3 seeds from a generous member on here and all three germinated.
Beautiful plants they are!
Looking forward to seeing how everyone's play out!

 

[ajijoe]

I FOUND THE SEEDS!!
 
i am growing it  
i got  them from 2 GODS on this forum
 
i remember someone asking what the origen of the pink tiger it says on the baggie that the
Pink Tiger is  BHUT JOLOKIA x PIMENTA DO NAYDE (im guessing Red Bhut)
 
you can clearly see that the Pimenta Do Nayde is the dominant parent
 
thanks your friend Joe

What are the origins of the Pink Tiger?
The plants bare a striking resemblence to Fidalgo Roxa, a pepper that I stumbled upon last fall.
The fruit shapes are completely different though.

BHUT JOLOKIA x PIMENTA DO NAYDE

 

[smileyguy697]

Mine are still small but growing strong!