This year's line-up

16 years ago

Cutting back on varities this year. Going with the Fatalli yellow and red. The fatalli is easily my favorite pepper (and have grown100s of varities). Will use the fatalli for my mashes, I want even make a sauce with other pepers any more. I do the Bhut Jolaki for my powder, cant beat the heat and love the thin skin for drying. Will also do the trinadad scorpion for powder. The scotch bonnet is still a classic and you can't make good jerk w/o the bonnet. I always do a couple of tabasco for my dad (his favorite sauce). And last a pepper I was introduced to last year, the Austrailan Lantern, my favorite pepper to eat fresh on sandwiches, salads, etc.

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kingpepper
16 years ago
Sounds like a great lineup! I will also be growing fatalli, scorpions, and bhuts this year. I will be growing about 70 different kinds of peppers this year. Is the Australian Lantern hot or sweet? I have never heard of it.

Here is a link that might be useful: My Pepper Garden
smokemaster_2007
16 years ago
Here is my lineup

C.Annum
cascabel , black pearl , hungarian hot wax , hungarian yellow wax,large red cherry , black negro de arbol , cherry bomb , fresno , new mexico , chile negro , cal. , shishito , red mushroom , yellow mushroom , greek pepperoncini , anaheim , jalapino m , volcano , sweet banana , cascabella , long thin cayenne , serrano , poblono , jalapinolite , numex twilight , mats hot cherry , pequin , red missle , thai red hot , explosive ember , chilaxa pascilla , chile de arbol , sandia hot , numex sweet , numex garnet , maraba , pimento tangerine , arledge , remic , venus , zimbabwe bird , bermuda hot , mexican bird , rainbow chile , fish , turkish cayenne , corno verde hybrid , wild brazil , ethiopean brown berbere , carribe , guajilla , aji amarillo , orange thai , chilaucle amarillo , goats weed , inca lost , mayan love pepper , peter pepper , pinguita de mono,Bulgarian Carrot,fatali , gold cayene , pc1 indian , santa fe grande , pimiento , little nubian-sore throat pepperzimbabwe bird , p1 297083 golden frutescens , costa rican red frutescens
C.Frutescens
japone , hot portagal , purira , red chile , naga jolokia , puta madre
C.chinense
red savina , habanero arbol , white habanero , orange habanero , canun red(red),cancun orange , red habanero , naga morich , chocolate scotch bonnet , vietnamese ornamental , caribbean red , congo trinidad , peruvian chinense , yellow trinidad , red dominica , seven pod , chocolate brown , gold bullet , yellow sun scotch bonnet , trinidad scorpion ,l trinidad perfume , royal gold , datil , cumari ou passarinho , columbian orange lantern , cachuca , billy goat , bhut jolokia , fatallii , paper lantern , jamaican yellow hot , madam janette , pi 215733 , pi 224448 , pi 224706 , habanero brown , bonda ma jackque , safi red habanero , yellow habanero , peach habanero , mustard habanero , dorset naga , aji dulce #2 , Ali dulce yellow , cumari , harolds st. bart , burkina yellow , jamaican yellow hot , red mushroom , yellow mushroom , aji limo , quintishoaji chinchi , bishop crown , dongxaun market , p1 159272 earbob
C.Baccatum
atomic starfish , lemon drop , aji limon , aji amarillo , aji angelo , aji habanero , inca red drop , kaleidoscope , guyana , rain forest , praetermissum var. baccatum , brazilian pumpkin
C. Pubescens
manzano amarillo , manzano red
Plus a bunch of sample seeds from Peppermania.

The bugs should eat good this year.
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(I did have another green, Green Doctors Cherry on my list of possibles, but I crossed that off many months ago for some reason, with the comment "NO!!" scrawled on it. I can't remember why. Puzzling.) ***** I don't know why you crossed it off either since I think it's superior to Green Grape in every way.....taste, yield, etc. And I don't like Matt's either. LOL But how about indicating what you might be looking for as to varieties other than cherries, such as fruit color, use, etc., b'c without being given some parameters there's a whole lot that I might list. LOL How about Sungold F1 cherries? The only two cherries I grow every year now are Sungold and Black Cherry and actually I do throw in Green Doctors as well. There's always the tomato variety Dr. Carolyn, a pale ivory cherry, which I think is better than any that Joe Bratka bred such as Snowhite/Rabbit/Ghost, b'c as a pale yellow, which some call white, it's derived from the variety Galina, and has inherited some of those great Galina taste genes. An honest assessment, not just b'c someone named the variety for me after it appeared in my garden. ( smile) Ananas Noire, aka Black Pineapple, I don't like it either. LOL I do like the red cherry Chadwick's Cherry, aka Camp Joy, and I do like the thumb sized pale yellow Mirabell, which is different from Mirabelle Blanche a so called white cherry but it doesn't have much taste. BTW, Big White Pink Stripes is neither big, nor white nor does it have stripes. LOL I don't know what blurb you're reading but legions of SSE listers have said the fruit color is peach, the interior cream, sometimes a pink blush at the bottom, but no one has ever described stripes. Size is in the 10-12 oz range for most folks. I grew Big White years ago but don't remember much about it. It was during my first years of growing heirlooms and I was growing everything different that I could find at that time. Purple Smudge, Angora, Lutescent and others were different, but just didn't have it when it came to good eating fruits. Do you like heart varieties? Some great new ones that I love and I don't know what you've grown in that regard. So a wee bit of direction from you and I'll list some that might meet what you'd like to try for your consideration. Carolyn
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kj_57701
16 years ago
Here's my (approx. 60-70 pots container garden) pepper lineup:
Fatalli, Orange Lantern, Jamaican Scotch Bonnet, Orange Peter Peppers (just cannot wait to give out some gifts!), Orange Habaneros, Medusa Hybrid, Explosive Ember, Bolivian Rainbow, Biker Billy Hybrids, California Wonder and lastly 9 of the sample seeds I got from Peppermania :)

Well, maybe I'll do a few other plants as well. I'm going to save seeds this year, so maybe I should germinate and replace some other older seeds (1-2 years old) :)

I am definitely thinking that I should have had a bigger garden in order to make the pepper growing operation somewhat easier on the back :)
bob_in_pc
16 years ago
Harold's St. Bart (Overwintered) 2 plants
Billy Goat
Grenada Hot (Overwintered)2 plants
Red Rocoto (Overwintered)2 plants
Yellow Rocoto (Overwintered)2 plants
Yellow Tepin (Overwintered)1 plant
Red Tepin (Overwintered)1 plant
Anaheim
Jalapeno M
Datil
shelbyguy
16 years ago
I overwintered:
thai hot ornamental
aji colorado
lemon drop

I have already sprouted:
godfather hybrid
orange belle ii
harold's st. barts
yellow rocoto
red rocoto
bih jolokia
bhut jolokia
trinidad scorpion
guajillo
chimayo
cochiti
negro de valle
bolivian rainbow
early jalapeno
biker billy hybrid
ancho 101
nu-mex big jim
coban
brown habanero

around mid to late march i'll sow a bunch more, but for now i'm out of room under the grow lamp :/
jp10550
Original Author
16 years ago
The Austrailan Lantern is very hot. A smaill orange pepper about the size of a peanut M&M. The plant has over a hunder peppers when fruiting so just pick a coulpe to go with your lunch. I will email you a photo kingpepper.
thepodpiper
16 years ago
This is what i have as seedlings already

Trinidad Scorpion
Venezualan Sweet Habanero
Datil
Murupi
Red Savina
Black Scorpion Tongue
Naga Morich
Bhut Jolokia
Yellow Manzano
7-Pot
Fatalii
White Habanero
Chocolate Habanero
Scotch Bonnet

These are the ones that I have in the starter cells and they are starting to sprout. I do not know if I will plant any more varieties as of yet because I have many other vegetables to plant this year.

Aji Amarillo
Antonio P. Rhomedia
Elephant Probiscus
Corno De Toro (red)
Corno De Toro (yellow)
Chimayo
Choricero
Aji Norteno
Fresno
Guajillo
GG Pepperoncini
Purple Serrano
Peperone Friariello
Ann D. Dartash
Jimmy Nardello
Fish
Amarela Camprida
Numex Suave Orange
Chilhaucle Negro
Papri Paprika
Black Habanero
Pasilla
Cow Horn
Aji Dulce #2
Antohi Romanian
Valero
Tobago Seasoning
Bulgarian Carrot
Trinidad Perfume
Big Jim
Giant Szegedi
Antillias Caribbean
Yellow Mushroom
Sweet Mariachi
Jim's Hot Sweet
Alma Paprika
Tollies Italian Sweet
Italian Red Marconi
Cayenne Buists Yellow
Szegedi "80"
Peter Pepper (red)
Holy Mole
Cheiro Do Norte
Ancho
NuMex 64
Jalapeno Ole
Purple Jalapeno
Biker Billy
Jalaro
Jalapeno Early
Beaver Dam
Gold Nugget
Sante Fe Grande
Chinese 5 Color
Little Elf
Marbles
NuMex Primavera
Gold Cayenne
Peru Yellow
friggatello
Black Pearl
Varengata
Starburst
Ignite
Medusa
Bellingrath Gardens
Prarie Fire
NuMex Twilight
Masquerade
NuMex Pinata
Aji Colorado
NuMex Sandia
Texas Roadhouse Jalapeno ????
Thai
Fatalii Thin
Anaheim
Long Thin Cayenne
Serrano Tampiqueno
Chile De Arbol
Sport
De Arbol Purple
Thick Red Cayenne
Mexican Long Hot
Jalabanero
Tabasco/Cayenne cross

Thanks to everyone who traded seeds with me this year.

Dale
sjackwheat
16 years ago
Where can one find seeds for the Australian Lantern pepper? I would like to get some for myself.........Thanks Jackie
smokemaster_2007
16 years ago
If you want plants.

http://www.chileplants.com/search.asp?CategoryID=1,9&Keyword=australian%20lantern&SearchButton=Pressed
jp10550
Original Author
16 years ago
I have some Australain Lantern seeds but could have crossed. I use www.chileplants.com, they have really nice plants. I will be ordering some lanterns from them.
habanero500
15 years ago
Letting you all know that I am obtaining some nice quantities of seed for the Following Assam Bhut Jolokia, Chocolate Bhut Jolokia, Naga Morich, Trinidad 7 Pot, Trinidad Scorpion and the rare Malaysian Habanero Goronong. Contact me through my website and I will send you a word doc that will give you all the information. I am paying quite a bit to get pure seeds but may re-sell to make a little profit. Yes my seed is from overseas and just let me point out that all overseas seed can be confiscated if you do not have the necessary customs paperwork. So I am taking that risk until I get paperwork done which takes forever.

Now heres other good news. I will be selling some plants. You do know these plants do not germinate well. So think about plants as an option to seed. Also I have the ability to create plants from cuttings. So as long as I get a few going I will have plants. Now if you are willing to wait I will have fresh chiles too. Then you can just take out your own seeds. So you can buy seeds from fatalii.net or UKchile seeds and take a risk or let me take the risk for you. By the way Reimers seeds resells for UK and I will not charge what they charge. You can contact me at jpdherb@cox.net or go to my site. God Bless! Jim

Here is a link that might be useful: Refining Fire Chiles
cmpman1974
15 years ago
Bye Habanero500.
spencersmom
15 years ago
Yeah.. selling on the forum is a no-no.
rick_in_va
15 years ago
Something fishy about Habanero500...nobody in their right mind buys from Reimers any more...
booberry85
15 years ago
I'm just stunned at how many different varieties of hot peppers there are. It also amazes me how many different varieties some of you grow! Is that all you grow? How do keep track of so many varieties?

Hot peppers
Anaheims (California Chile),
Jalaro,
Hinkle Hotz,
Caribbean Red,
Fish,
Ethiopean Brown Berbere - container
Guajillo,
Kalocsai-M,
Kalocsai-V2,
Pulla,
Jamaican Red,
Onza Roja,
Peter Pepper,
Poblano,
Pursa
Jawala,
Szentesi Cseresny Paprika
Chocolate Habanero - container
White Habaerno - container
Habanero (orange)- container

Sweet Peppers
Red Macaroni,
Super Shepherd,
Sweet Romanian,
Sheepnose pimento,
King of the North
deanriowa
15 years ago
Here is what I am planning to start this evening:

Paprika:
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Alma Paprika
Bogyiszloi
Feher Ozon Paprika
Kalman Hungarian Pepper
Cat-Red(Macskasarga ?)
Pelso
Piknik
Start
Sweet Apple

Sweet:
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Anaheim Long Red
Big Jim
California Wonder
Corno di Toro Giallo
Cubanelle
Poblano
Pasa Tohumculuk(Biber kil aci)

Hot:
====
Fatalii
Lemon Drop(Capsicum baccatum)
Peach Habenero(Capsicum chinense)
Habenero
Jalapeno
Kasier Piquin Hot - Oblong
Colima Piquin Hot - Round
Manzano - Red
Manzano - Yellow

Dean
bob_in_pc
15 years ago
1. Harold's St. Bart - overwintered 3rd season
2. Yellow Rocoto - overwintered 3rd season (Haven't seen a pod yet)
3. Red Chiltepin - overwintered 3rd season
4. Yellow Chiltepin - overwintered 3rd season
5. Grenada Hot - overwintered 3rd season + 2nd season plants
6. 7 pod - overwintered 2nd season
7. Trinidad Scorpion - overwintered 2nd season
8. Jalapeno - overwintered 2nd season
9. Datil - overwintered 2nd season

New Plants:

1. Pimento de Padron from Portuguese seed
2. Aji Panca from Portuguese seed
3. Piri Piri from Portuguese seed
4. Big Jim from Portuguese seed
5. Pinot Noir Sweet Pepper from Burpee seed

I am also growing 3 varieties of tomatoes, Texas Supersweet onions, Yukon Gold potatoes, cucumbers, and Kentucky Wonder pole beans in the Victory Garden.
Egcg3_hotmail_com
12 years ago
@jp10550 if you don't mind me asking how do you make your Fatalli mash? And does it store well?

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