yeah, it's hard to tell sometimes, florida wild looks kind of like a frutescens too...
Trippa, we are doing a prik ki nu growdown over in the "Glogs" area if you want to get in on it. It is definitely my favorite C.frutescens. At least I believe it is a frutescens, it sure looks like one to me.
Also I have heard that Donne Sali is sometimes Annuum and sometimes frutescens, or more accurately, there are two distinctly different peppers in Guam referred to as Donne sali. I have some growing now that definitely look Annuum to me, but Wayrights look different than mine.
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I've been eating Bonnie peppers since I was a kid back home. DONNI SaliBoonie Peppers are the same thing to us Guamanians. The plants I have now (in Florida) were grown from a plant from my backyard in Toto Village, Guam. I use them in everything.
The boonie is 3-5x bigger in pod shape. My mother i law was born in Guam and won't eat any other peppers. If you ever want seeds feel free to ask. The plants grow year round in Guam and get big. I think Mr. Wayright had some pics of 9' or10' plants but he is a freak. Mine were around 6.
@ theghostpepperstore
I've been eating Bonnie peppers since I was a kid back home. DONNI SaliBoonie Peppers are the same thing to us Guamanians. The plants I have now (in Florida) were grown from a plant from my backyard in Toto Village, Guam. I use them in everything.
Some folks call them "boonie" because they grow in the jungle(boonies,boondocks). They are 2 different c.frutescens.
what about malagueta i always wondered how it compares to tabasco has anyone tried it.?