Hello all I hope i am putting this in the correct forum.
So the first picture below is the Red Thai pepper from seeds that i ordered from Tradewinds. This particular one is fairly young and perhaps wasn't the healthiest seedling I have but it is doing okay.
The second picture is a Thai Hot pepper seedling that i saw and decided to get from Home Depot the other day so i could compare the peppers from it and the thai peppers I am already growing from seed.
I have a couple of questions about this, does anyone know the difference between these two. The one from HD says ornamental, but best i can tell from searching the interwebs they are still hot and edible. The other question i have it seems the leaves of the two look pretty different and the store bought one has a lot more leaves. Maybe that is what is throwing me off because of the number of leaves and it is just a healthier plant. Any thoughts?
I tried to just post the link to the picture but it kept saying this format is not supported on this community, so sorry for the full pics on here.
So the first picture below is the Red Thai pepper from seeds that i ordered from Tradewinds. This particular one is fairly young and perhaps wasn't the healthiest seedling I have but it is doing okay.
The second picture is a Thai Hot pepper seedling that i saw and decided to get from Home Depot the other day so i could compare the peppers from it and the thai peppers I am already growing from seed.
I have a couple of questions about this, does anyone know the difference between these two. The one from HD says ornamental, but best i can tell from searching the interwebs they are still hot and edible. The other question i have it seems the leaves of the two look pretty different and the store bought one has a lot more leaves. Maybe that is what is throwing me off because of the number of leaves and it is just a healthier plant. Any thoughts?
I tried to just post the link to the picture but it kept saying this format is not supported on this community, so sorry for the full pics on here.