Trinidad Perfume

[azguy]

Does anyone have experience growing Trinidad Perfume? Also any suggestions of vendors that may have seeds in stock?


Thanks

 

[RedtailForester]

I grew the last season and was fairly unimpressed. Some folks go nuts over the flavor but it's not my thing. If you need seeds, just say the word and I'll hook you up.

 

[Vegas_Chili]

I have some that old barn nursery gave me, send me a sasbe and there yours.

 

[bluemeanietsi]

http://www.tomatogrowers.com/TRINIDAD-PERFUME/productinfo/9748/

 

[P. Dreadie]

Myself I love these. The fruity aroma and flavor of a Scotch Bonnet but NO heat. So I can kick up that taste I like without burning everyone else up.

Peace,
P.Dreadie

 

[ajijoe]

kind of a fatalii flavor without the heat there good

sweet habanero taste better

 

[Indiana_Jesse]

Neat shape, productive, tasty (great seasoning pepper), and no heat! I've been growing it for 4 years now and use it primarily to flavor sopa de lentejas.

 

[Tim in Tucson]

[sup]I'd take up Vega_Chili's offer if I were you. You can't pass up free seeds from someone who already grew them. In the future, you might check out Peter Merle's website (semillas.de) for Trinidad Perfume seeds. I just bought and planted both the Trinidad Perfume and Tobago Seasoning pepper seeds from him a few weeks back, and they've been sprouting over the past few days. I can't wait to try them later this year![/sup]

 

[ZenPepper]

I got my Trinidad perfume seeds from pepper lover, still waiting for sprouts, she gave me some free seeds with my order so its good. I heard they taste real good.

 

[Phil]

I just ordered some today from Refining Fire Chiles dot com..... but yeah, take Vegas' offer

 

[biscgolf]

"seasoning peppers" were probably my best selling peppers at markets last year. i highly recommend aji dulce 2.