Looking For A Medium Hot to Hot Pepper...

missionrandy · January 14, 2007

Hello Members:

I'm looking for two varieties of Medium-Hot to Very Hot Peppers. If you have a few vigourous varieties that have not too long of a maturity rate please contact me...

Thank-you,
Randy

Worth1 · January 15, 2007

Randy I saw no one had posted on this thread, I don’t know if they contacted you via PM or what.
So here is a list of some peppers that are listed at Tomato Growers Supply that are under 75 days.
I don’t know if you have looked there or ordered from them but it is a good company to get tomatoes, peppers, etc from.
Here is the link

http://www.tomatogrowers.com/

Worth

Bulgarian Carrot
67 days
Cascabella
75 days.
Cherry Bomb Hybrid
65 days.
Espanola Improved
65-70 days.
Fish Pepper
75 days.
Garden Salsa Hybrid
73 days.
Golden Cayenne
72 days.
Golden Greek Pepperoncini
62 days.
Hungarian Wax
70 days.
Inferno Hybrid
60 days.
Jalapa Hybrid
65 days.
Jalapeno M
75 days.
Jaloro
70 days.
Long Red Slim Cayenne
75 days.
Marbles #9510
70 days.
Mariachi Hybrid
66 days.
Mucho Nacho Hybrid
75 days.
NuMex Joe E. Parker
65 days.
NuMex Sandia
75-80 days.
Pepperoncini
62 days.
Pimiento de Padron
65 days.
Purple Jalapeno
75 days

missionrandy · January 19, 2007

Thank-you for the information! I have purchased from Tomato Growers Supply before, with great results...

Randy

bluelytes · January 19, 2007

MISSION,
I have about 45 kinds of HOT peppers. However, I am not up on their dates of maturity. Most of the "very hot" ones, IMHO, have longer DTM. I am having some grown east of the mountains here, (as you know, I am just a bit south of you), perhaps you have a friend/relation over on the east side of YOUR mountains that prolly has similar growing conditions as here that can grow them for you.

Regards;
bluelytes

January 14, 2007	#1
missionrandy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Fraser Valley, BC, Canada Posts: 272	Looking For A Medium Hot to Hot Pepper... Hello Members: I'm looking for two varieties of Medium-Hot to Very Hot Peppers. If you have a few vigourous varieties that have not too long of a maturity rate please contact me... Thank-you, Randy __________________ Grow your own! Tomatoes that is...

January 19, 2007	#3
missionrandy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Fraser Valley, BC, Canada Posts: 272	Thank-you for the information! I have purchased from Tomato Growers Supply before, with great results... Randy __________________ Grow your own! Tomatoes that is...

January 15, 2007	#2
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Randy I saw no one had posted on this thread, I don’t know if they contacted you via PM or what. So here is a list of some peppers that are listed at Tomato Growers Supply that are under 75 days. I don’t know if you have looked there or ordered from them but it is a good company to get tomatoes, peppers, etc from. Here is the link http://www.tomatogrowers.com/ Worth Bulgarian Carrot 67 days Cascabella 75 days. Cherry Bomb Hybrid 65 days. Espanola Improved 65-70 days. Fish Pepper 75 days. Garden Salsa Hybrid 73 days. Golden Cayenne 72 days. Golden Greek Pepperoncini 62 days. Hungarian Wax 70 days. Inferno Hybrid 60 days. Jalapa Hybrid 65 days. Jalapeno M 75 days. Jaloro 70 days. Long Red Slim Cayenne 75 days. Marbles #9510 70 days. Mariachi Hybrid 66 days. Mucho Nacho Hybrid 75 days. NuMex Joe E. Parker 65 days. NuMex Sandia 75-80 days. Pepperoncini 62 days. Pimiento de Padron 65 days. Purple Jalapeno 75 days

January 19, 2007	#4
bluelytes Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Pacific Northwest Posts: 250	MISSION, I have about 45 kinds of HOT peppers. However, I am not up on their dates of maturity. Most of the "very hot" ones, IMHO, have longer DTM. I am having some grown east of the mountains here, (as you know, I am just a bit south of you), perhaps you have a friend/relation over on the east side of YOUR mountains that prolly has similar growing conditions as here that can grow them for you. Regards; bluelytes