Zavory Habanero Pepper - Page 2

**mdvpc** · July 22, 2010

When I started growing heirlooms, people were very generous with me. And I like to help other folks looking for seed that they cant get. So we expect you to be generous with seed in your country, and also find local heirlooms to share with us! Thats the rules of the road!

franzb69 · July 23, 2010

yes, already have shared a good deal of pepper seeds since i am a member of a pepper forum. what extra seed i have, have been traded and given away to people who share an appreciation for growing their own food.

=D

sadly we don't have heirloom tomatoes. they have disappeared long ago. i don't remember if we even had any. =(

**mdvpc** · July 23, 2010

Franz

It is sad. You would think that there would be some heirlooms around. No luck yesterday here in San Antonio finding tomatillos. Still looking.

franzb69 · July 23, 2010

it's alright =D

if you can't find any then that's that. I'll find a way to get some to my country.

thanks again.

pinakbet · July 27, 2010

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Originally Posted by DanishGardener

It sound a bit like a variety that is very poupular here, named Habanero Dulce (Spanish = Sweet Habanero). It also have the Habanero taste, but only little to almost no heat. However the color of the Habanero Dulce is a more light salmon pink/orange color (see pic). Also most of them have a bit bowling pin-like shape, like the one on the left here:

nice pepper you got there. love the color too.

pinakbet · July 27, 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by mdvpc

When I started growing heirlooms, people were very generous with me. And I like to help other folks looking for seed that they cant get. So we expect you to be generous with seed in your country, and also find local heirlooms to share with us! Thats the rules of the road!

I'm a live witness of franz' generosity with sharing seeds.

Quote:

Originally Posted by franzb69

yes, already have shared a good deal of pepper seeds since i am a member of a pepper forum. what extra seed i have, have been traded and given away to people who share an appreciation for growing their own food.

=D

sadly we don't have heirloom tomatoes. they have disappeared long ago. i don't remember if we even had any. =(

we have one. called kamatis tagalog

franzb69 · July 28, 2010

or native kamatis / native tomato

pinakbet's quite generous himself. =p

not much flavor from that tomato, or i'm just so used to eating it every single day. lol

pinakbet · July 28, 2010

maybe you're referring to common round tomato found in the market... the hybrids.

franzb69 · July 28, 2010

ohhh....

what does the kamatis tagalog look like? hehe

July 22, 2010	#16
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	When I started growing heirlooms, people were very generous with me. And I like to help other folks looking for seed that they cant get. So we expect you to be generous with seed in your country, and also find local heirlooms to share with us! Thats the rules of the road! __________________ Michael

July 23, 2010	#18
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	Franz It is sad. You would think that there would be some heirlooms around. No luck yesterday here in San Antonio finding tomatillos. Still looking. __________________ Michael

July 23, 2010	#17
franzb69 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Philippines Posts: 210	yes, already have shared a good deal of pepper seeds since i am a member of a pepper forum. what extra seed i have, have been traded and given away to people who share an appreciation for growing their own food. =D sadly we don't have heirloom tomatoes. they have disappeared long ago. i don't remember if we even had any. =(

July 28, 2010	#22
franzb69 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Philippines Posts: 210	or native kamatis / native tomato pinakbet's quite generous himself. =p not much flavor from that tomato, or i'm just so used to eating it every single day. lol

July 28, 2010	#23
pinakbet Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Pearl of the Orient Posts: 333	maybe you're referring to common round tomato found in the market... the hybrids.