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What will you grow next season?

Yellow 7
Brain Strain
Barackpore 7

Fatalii
Yellow Bhut
Red Bhut
Jalapeno
Anaheim
Yellow Scorp Cardi
Tree Hab
Pasillo Bajio
Chocolate Hab
Chiltepin
Yellow Orange Manzano
Assorted Unknown Pubes


Thats the list for now, we will see once the parcel comes through.
 
Note to self: Never waste another dollar on Hot Hungarian Wax, save the container for a plant that is worthy!
(Just ate my 1 and only HHW pod, no flavour, no heat, seeds went into the composter, I'm angry! Hope the plant dies soon and I can use the pot(I think I paid .99cents for the plant)).

I am going to focus more time on my fatalii, my 3 plants didn't produce any pods but 1 plant is still flowering, I definitely will do Hot Lemon and orange habs, gold bullet habs, caribbean red and hopefully scotch bonnet. Goats weed is on the list and my two new finds: dundicut and sannam. Bishop Cap really didn't work out for me, no pods and only 1 plant germinated but I will give it another try. My bulgarian carrots are not ready yet so we'll have to see. I tossed some Super chili seed into some soil and 4 sprouted, guess they are on the list. I may do Fresno and they were a big surprise this year.

I will make an emotional buy next year on whether to include jalapeno, kung pao and ceyenne, as I walk around garden centres and see new plants I will have to see what urges I get - definitely know one pepper plant that I won't feel sorry for. We just got our first Lowes and so we will see what their garden centre supplies, found habanero and caribbean reds at Home Depot, so maybe this US chain store will push other hotties my way. Canadian garden centres seem to be stuck on jalapeno and ceyenne and think hot is a vat of boiling maple syrup.
 
Wild's :
  • Tepin
  • Tepin - cocina da frieda
  • Tepin _ Guatemala
  • Pea
  • PI 643124
  • Buforum
  • CAP 1530
  • Cardenasii - Heiser et Smith
  • CGN 20497
  • Rocopica
  • 904750136
  • Ulupica Large
  • Covincho
  • Chacoense - Hunz
  • PI 260431 - Arivivi
  • PI 639653
  • Cobincho
  • CAP 503
  • CGN 19198
  • CGN 21502
  • CAP 1491
  • CGN 22208
  • Lanceolatum
  • CAP 1144
  • Cumari Pollux
  • Cumari
  • CAP 1478
  • CGN 22795
  • CGN 20805
  • Rhomboideum
  • Pimenta de Neyde
  • PI 606708 - CGN 22876
  • CAP 1546
  • CAP 214
  • Black Tepin

Semi wild's ? :

  • CGN 22871
  • Wild Brazil
  • Ulupica x Eximium
  • Small wild x Naga Morich / Mexico


Rare, and others :

  • PI 441624 - BGH 1725
  • Black Reunion Pepper
  • PI 290982 - Aji Mirasol
  • Bhut Jolokia Chocolate
  • Inca Glow
  • Wiri Wiri
  • Peixe Boi
  • Yellow Bhut Jolokia
  • Solanum Nigruum / Black
  • Seven Soups
  • yellow jellybean - PI 260501
  • peru yellow
  • pimenta cabaca
  • siling bilog
  • mystery jungle pepper
  • chilacate
  • piri piri
  • black scorpion tonque
  • cgn 22839
  • girino
  • yellow mushroom
  • albertos
  • caronong
  • aji pineapple
  • bode yellow
  • ecuardorian devils breath - PI 257132
  • trinidad scorpion, morouge blend
  • turbo pube - PI 585267
  • ancho san-luis
  • ethiopian brown berbere
  • chili padi red
  • cap 832
  • jindungo
  • earbob - PI 159272
  • black namaquland
  • rocoto de san isidro
  • PI 439380
  • rocoto manzano rojo
  • pepper pen
  • CO 1172
  • cascabel
  • fish
  • okinawan hot pepper
  • kori sitakame
  • takanotsume
  • pimento de padron
  • shishito
  • stromboli
  • yolo wonder
  • berbere hot
 
For the most part I grow the same thing every year. I'm working on collecting every variety of Habanero's. The Super Chili is one of my favorite peppers for all around use. I dehydrate some to use as crushed red pepper or grind for powder. The rest get pickled or made into a decent Tabasco style hot sauce. They are a great all around pepper and if you haven't tried them you really should. Small bush, maybe a foot tall, but massive yeilds. Not super hot, about the same as or a bit hotter than a Cayenne, but they taste much better.

Super Chili
Hungarian
Undecided on which Habanero variety
 
I'm overwintering my Trinidad Scorpion and Tepin plants.

I grow cayenne every year.

I was very impressed with Matchbox this year. Small compact plant loaded with chiles and a pleasant fruity/juicy flavor and cayenne level heat.

I'm hoping NMSU releases their Heritage Sandia for 2011.

Other than those I'm not too sure yet. I'm sure I will have a nicer list come December.
 
Well just got the seeds, and next season starting February, I ll be growing some Fatali, Tabasco, and Aji lemon.
This year I grue the big papas, Bhut Jolokia, Red Savina and Chocolate Habanero.
 
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