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What sweet and mild/medium peppers are you growing in 2009

This year I'm growing a lot of sweet and milder peppers for a change. I've been growing too many super hotties over the last several years and I always end up with a huge surplus, but never with the milder ones which rarely make it past Christmas.

What is everyone growing this year on the sweet or mild side and what are your favorites?

Here's roughly what I'll be growing, I don't think I've ever grown this many C. annuums:

Sweet
1. giant aconcagua(Cubanelle)
2. red lamuyo
3. orange mini bell(?sweet bite maybe)
4. Tobago Scotch bonnet sweet
5. Botinecka zuta(cheese Pimento type)
6. szeged paprika(Hungarian paprika type)
7. super shepherd(Italian ramshorn type)
8. Tobago seasoning(?red, maybe yellow[AJ])
9. pimento L(Great productive Pimento type)
10. Pimenta D'espelette(French "paprika")
11. Murupi doce
12. Jimmy Nardello**
13. Mexican mixed mini bells**
14. Super sweet cherry

Mild
1. poblano brown(mulato)
2. poblano red
3. crimson hot(A great red poblano type
4. Chilaca
5. big chile hybrid(Or possibly some better Anaheim type)
6. numex sunset**
7. bishop's crown(Seems to have become popular recently;))
8. cascabel
9. Caterina/Catarina (Tobacco and berry flavor)
10,11. golden Greek(2 sources,1 is known to be untrue but interesting)

Medium
1,2,3. Chimayo(3 new seed sources)
4. Fresno**
5. Jalpeno M
4. Numex pinata(new seed source)
5. jalapeno gigantia f2(what the hell)
6. mirasol**
7. guajillo

**Maybe, but likely not growing these this season
 
I have a list that I am updating as seeds sprout.

I too am growing a lot more sweet and flavorful peppers.

I will post when the list is done!!

Super burners are great, but you can only eat so many and make so much sauce and powder!

Your list looks pretty great!

:cheers:
 
I'm backing off the superhots, too. I find I use the milds and mediums the most, and that's what most of my friends want, too.

Lets see, I haven't sorted mine by heat.

Sweet
Corno Di Toro Red
Corno Di Toro Yellow
Figero
Melrose
Tangerine (Pimento)
Sheepnose Pimento
Tequila Sunrise
Tolli’s Sweet Italian
Fruit Basket (hybrid)
Redskin (hybrid)
Mohawk (hybrid)

Mild
Earbob
Kaleidoscope
Polombo
Aji Panca
Bishop's Crown
Grenada Seasoning
Tobago Seasoning
Trinidad Seasoning
Trinidad Perfume
Zavory

Medium
Piment 'd Espelette
Aji Angelo
Aji de la Tierra
Guyana
Pilange
Alma Paprika
Dedo De Mocha
Fish
Cherry Chocolate
Brazilian Pumpkin
 
texas blues said:
What? Backing off on the heat? Tsk. Tsk. Tsk. Oh how the mighty have fallen...

Cheers, TB.


Now, now, Mr. Unattractive Smugness, I've never claimed to a chilehead habanero muncher. I've always been careful to point out I am a pepper geek, not a chilehead. And Potawie asked for a list of our milder peppers, not the hotter ones we're growing as well. That is only about half of what I'm growing.

So, take your wagging finger and do something more productive with it. Like picking your nose.
 
Pam said:
Now, now, Mr. Unattractive Smugness, I've never claimed to a chilehead habanero muncher. I've always been careful to point out I am a pepper geek, not a chilehead. And Potawie asked for a list of our milder peppers, not the hotter ones we're growing as well. That is only about half of what I'm growing.

So, take your wagging finger and do something more productive with it. Like picking your nose.

Damn woman, you crack me up!:lol: I tried to put some thought into what I'm growing for my first time. I too, am growing some hot ones, but I wanted to make my own seasonings and I also love bells... just not the green ones.
I've got a few different jalapenos that I want to mix together for chipolte seasoning, so to keep it on the mild side. I'm growing senorita's and fooled ya's to mix in. About 4 or 5 for chili seasoning and such!
 
im growing some sweet/mild for my 1st season:

ancho(poblano)
anaheim
banana sweet
beaver dam
bulgarian carrot
cherry sweet
cherry mild
cubaanelle
cyklon
dutch chili
golden treasure
guajillo
hungarian wax
jalapeno
jimmy nardello
mucho nacho
pasilla bajio
pepperonicini
piri piri
serrano huasteco
shishito

and maybe some more
 
Pam said:
Now, now, Mr. Unattractive Smugness, I've never claimed to a chilehead habanero muncher. I've always been careful to point out I am a pepper geek, not a chilehead. And Potawie asked for a list of our milder peppers, not the hotter ones we're growing as well. That is only about half of what I'm growing.

So, take your wagging finger and do something more productive with it. Like picking your nose.

Brutal! You must have been one of my exwives in a past life.

Cheers, TB.
 
Smokemaster gave me about 70 different kinds of seeds.:) I'm just trying to get atleast one good plant of each!;) germination rate has been awsome except for my ancho,pasilla and poblano!
 
Sweet:
Big dipper
Orange Bell II Hybrid
The Godfather Hybrid
Golden Giant II Hybrid
Bulls Horn Red Sweet Italian
Venezuelan Sweet Habanero

Mild:
Cascabel
Ancho San Luis
Mariachi Hybrid
Anaheim
Pimiento
Ancho/Pablano
NuMex Sandia

Medium:
Inferno Hot Banana
Super ChiliMesilla Cayenne
Golden Cayenne
Jalapeno Gigante
Super Cayenne II Hybrid
Kung Pao Hybrid
Ristra Cayenne Hybrid
Chile de Arbol
Turks Turban
Red Chickenheart
Yellow Chickenheart
Basque
Yellow Hungarian
Hungarian Death Hot Chili
Purple Serrano
Serrano
Billy Biker
Grande Hybrid
Jalapejno Heaven
Jalapeno M
 
texas blues said:
What? Backing off on the heat? Tsk. Tsk. Tsk. Oh how the mighty have fallen...

Cheers, TB.

No offense TB, but I was just waiting to see who would be the first Macho Man to start a pissing contest in this thread.
 
POTAWIE said:
No offense TB, but I was just waiting to see who would be the first Macho Man to start a pissing contest in this thread.

If there is piss to be found, you also find I'm right there!

Cheers, TB.
 
texas blues said:
Brutal! You must have been one of my exwives in a past life.

Cheers, TB.



Perhaps, if we emphasis the 'ex'.

And it was in a past life where you didn't cook. You cook too good to be let out of the kitchen much.
 
imaguitargod said:
My list:
Serrano
Maybe Jalapenos...maybe


The rest are Hots and Superhots.

I knew it wouldn't be long before the post 'ho arrived...but then there was a mention of "urine" earlier.

Pam said:
Perhaps, if we emphasis the 'ex'.

And it was in a past life where you didn't cook. You cook too good to be let out of the kitchen much.

Chicken and mushroom fett tonight for Mrs. Blues....shall I add an extra plate to the table?

Cheers, TB.
 
Currently growing...

sweet
ARIANE F1 HYBRID
BIANCA
CHOCOLATE BEAUTY
EARLY SUNSATION
SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT

Mild
CAYENNE GOLDEN (personal favourite)
JALAPENO
HUNGARIAN HOT WAX

Medium
AJI ROJO (could be a little hotter than I'm thinking?)
AJI YELLOW
CAYENNE RING OF FIRE
LILAC CAYENNE
AUSSIE BLACK


I've got a heap of ornamentals that I would say are medium but I wouldn't say they taste good......
 
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