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PepperJoe's website said:
Perfect pepper for apartments and small Gardens. The miniature plant only grows ten to twelve inches high and about one to one and a half feet wide. The one inch peppers grow facing the sun. One plant has literally hundreds of these fireballs. This little devil packs a big wallop. The leaves are tiny so the plant is almost all peppers. It is easily grown in containers put on a porch, patio or deck. Anyone, anywhere can enjoy plenty of hot peppers with the Thai sun pepper. They ripen early and produce all season long. Each pod has a few scarce seeds.
chilifarm.com said:
This miniature plant only grows ten to twelve inches high. The one inch peppers grow upwards facing the sun. One plant has literally hundreds of these fireballs. Rated 8 on the heat scale, this little rascal packs a huge bite. Full sun in a wind-free area.
8-10 is not bad for a small plant that is suppose to be all peppers. Seems like a nice pepper to grow at the office.
Perfect pepper for apartments and small Gardens. The miniature plant only grows ten to twelve inches high and about one to one and a half feet wide. The one inch peppers grow facing the sun. One plant has literally hundreds of these fireballs. This little devil packs a big wallop. The leaves are tiny so the plant is almost all peppers. It is easily grown in containers put on a porch, patio or deck. Anyone, anywhere can enjoy plenty of hot peppers with the Thai sun pepper. They ripen early and produce all season long. Each pod has a few scarce seeds.
chilifarm.com said:
This miniature plant only grows ten to twelve inches high. The one inch peppers grow upwards facing the sun. One plant has literally hundreds of these fireballs. Rated 8 on the heat scale, this little rascal packs a huge bite. Full sun in a wind-free area.
8-10 is not bad for a small plant that is suppose to be all peppers. Seems like a nice pepper to grow at the office.
I grow Thai Hot, that's similar in stature, shape, and production. The fruits have a very hot flavor that while not as hot as a hab, always tends to make my eyes water! They're really quite hot for a non C. chinense. Believe these are C. fructescens.
Anyhow, short answer is yes, they're probly pretty damn hot. I dried some this weekend and made a tiny bit of powder to test my new dehydrator, and even the powder packed a great wallop with lots of nice sweet/sour/nutty flavor. Great pepper, and produces like apeshit.
Anyhow, short answer is yes, they're probly pretty damn hot. I dried some this weekend and made a tiny bit of powder to test my new dehydrator, and even the powder packed a great wallop with lots of nice sweet/sour/nutty flavor. Great pepper, and produces like apeshit.
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