I have some superhots overwintering in containers in the house:

Carolina Reaper

Trinadad Scorpion

Chocolate Reaper

Ghost

Dragon Breath

Habanero

other hot peppers:

Caynenne

Jalapeno

Hot Banana

other peppers :

Cowhorn

Anaheim

Poblano

Cubanelle

California Bell

Sweet Banana

Rick

My theme for the year: simplify

Jalapeno (can't think of the name right now and am too lazy to look it up)

Ashe County Pimento

Doe Hill Sweet Bell

Possibly a couple of Lunchbox Oranges if I see the plants in stores.

I try not to grow too many as I isolate for seed saving purposes. I should grow:

Murupi Amarela

Chile Rayado

Shishito

I hope to make it simple this year also, I never plant a lot of different kinds, but expect to cut back even more this year. The kids like Ashe county, hot banana, and jalapeno, Madge likes a large bell, and I also the ones listed and may pick another one or two to grow.

I hope to devote more time and space to peas and winter squash.

Pretty sure on these. I may buy a jalapeño plant because I don't have seeds, and I don't eat them. Ron and daughter like them. I have seeds for:

Ashe County Pimento

Figitelli Sicilia

Red Cheese Pepper

Red Tennessee Cheese Pepper

Spanish Padron

Sweet Pimento

I think I saved seeds for the one Nancy is growing for me, but I haven't looked yet and almost certain I didn't put the name on the seeds. This should be Ros de Mallorca.

BTW cheese peppers look like pimento. I actually grew the Red cheese first.

I would like to grow Czechoslovakian black, which I used to grow, but all I can find is Hungarian black. Pretty sure it's the same pepper.

I think I ordered a cherry pepper. I thought Ron would like.

I have these pepper seeds I'd be happy to share. Let me know and send me a SASE.

Ashe County Pimento Ancho Gigantia Antep Dolma UFOX California Wonder Cayenne, Long Red Chinese 5 color Five-color Jalapeno Goliath Griller Grenada Seasoning Spice Pepper Guajillo Hungarian Paprika Spice Hungarian Round Pimento Jimmy Nardello's Italian Pepper Keystone Resistant Giant Jalapeno Marconi Midnight Fire Nepalese Bell Pepper Numex Centennial Poblano (Ancho) Pueblo Pepper (akin to Hatch) Sugar Rush Peach Sugar Rush Cream Thai hot Thunder Cacho Brown Thunder Mountain Longhorn Yellow Bhut Jolokia.

I bought 2 more peppers. Sigh. LOL. If I saved seeds for that pepper of Nancy's I can't find them. Having trouble finding enough things I want on sites to justify shipping. Adding ACONCAGUA PEPPER an Argentinian pepper. Corno Di Toro Pepper, Italian. These are both the long frying style peppers and supposed to be big.

Well darn! I only ended up with 1 5-color jalapeno, and no Hungarian pimentos or Chinese 5-color. Otherwise, I have

SWEET:

Mini bells

Orange Sun and Jupiter bells

Candy Cane Red Sweet (striped fruit, variegated leaves)

Ros de Mallorca (up to 3"x8"). Matures to a blond color

Ashe County pimento

HOT or Super hot:

Jalapeno

Numex Centennial ( https://victorygardeners.com/product/numex-centennial-pepper-plant-start/) (1,000-5,000 Scoville) (ornamental)

Midnight (lots and lots and lots) Very hot--and ornamental