Sweet Cayenne

angelique · August 15, 2006

Hi All,

Is anyone growing Tomatogrowers.com's Sweet Cayenne? Well, I am and I think that it is fabulously sweet. I love eating them right out of the garden or in salads. I like it much better than Jimmy Nardello. Here is a link to Sweet Cayenne:

http://www.tomatogrowers.com/sweet4.htm

Cheers,

Angelique

BTW, this pepper is a lot less "seedy" than Jimmy Nardello.

cmpman1974 · August 17, 2006

Nice sounding pepper. I almost ordered that variety this season. Is it productive? I may grow it next season. Looking for a good productive sweet pepper.

Chris

angelique · August 17, 2006

It is relatively productive (compared to my other peppers). Actually, I am growing all of my peppers in 5 gallon grow bags that are about 2/3 full of potting soil. Additionally, this is my first year growing peppers from a seed. All of my plants, including sweet cayenne, were very delayed due to the extremely cold winter in NorCal. I'll definitely try them again next year in ground.

Suze · June 12, 2008

I really like this one. Very similar in taste and productivity to Jimmy Nardello, but longer peppers. Also, less seeds as angelique notes.

Most are in the 8-10" range for me, but I have gotten a couple that were a foot long easily.

This one I picked a few days ago is probably close to a foot long:

Lomatia · June 13, 2008

I grew Sweet Cayenne last Aussie season and couldn't believe the earliness and the yield of this little critter. On the list for 2008/9. Yielded better than JN but it's a must as well (as is Giant Aconcagua)

August 15, 2006	#1
angelique Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Rocklin, California Posts: 501	Sweet Cayenne Hi All, Is anyone growing Tomatogrowers.com's Sweet Cayenne? Well, I am and I think that it is fabulously sweet. I love eating them right out of the garden or in salads. I like it much better than Jimmy Nardello. Here is a link to Sweet Cayenne: http://www.tomatogrowers.com/sweet4.htm Cheers, Angelique BTW, this pepper is a lot less "seedy" than Jimmy Nardello.

August 17, 2006	#2
cmpman1974 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Michigan - Zone 6B Posts: 136	Sweet Cayenne Nice sounding pepper. I almost ordered that variety this season. Is it productive? I may grow it next season. Looking for a good productive sweet pepper. Chris

June 13, 2008	#5
Lomatia Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 147	I grew Sweet Cayenne last Aussie season and couldn't believe the earliness and the yield of this little critter. On the list for 2008/9. Yielded better than JN but it's a must as well (as is Giant Aconcagua)