Culinary Herbs

[digitS']

That's an interesting search function chileplants has on their webpages.

"New this year: Super Chili Hybrid." It's not new to my garden. Super Chili is probably one of the few that would ripen for me. Another is the little Thai Hot. There is more than one variety.

These plants are small -- in my garden.

Steve

 

[Ridgerunner]

I like that website because of the write-up of all those different peppers. That's a lot of varieties with a fair amount of information given about each one. I sometimes find it a bit challenging to find the ones I want though, it took a long time for me to get a listing of just cayenne peppers but I managed.

I was a little surprised by al the different "heats" of Paprikas. I also thought they were a Hungarian-Romanian-Eastern European pepper. Nope, from all over the world.

 

[Pulsegleaner]

Based on the seed I have squirreled away, there is a reasonable chance I may be growing Rocoto peppers this year. Why I don't know (our soil is terrible for peppers,Rocotos are some of the hardest peppers to grow, They're basically undryable (being super fleshy) and I can't STAND hot peppers (and if there is such a thing as a sweet Rocoto, I have yet to bump into it) but you know me and a challenge, even the voices of common sense won't dissuade me.