Hot sweet pepper - Page 3

Tracydr · May 31, 2016

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Originally Posted by heirloomtomaguy

My favorite hot sweet pepper is Tiger Tooth. Its got habanero heat with the sweetness of Corno di Toro. Really good.

Sounds yummy! Where do I find seeds?

creeker · June 16, 2016

Try Santa Fe Grande. There are some newer varieties of this pepper (such as mariachi) that are more sweet than hot. They get sweeter as they ripen from yellow to reddish orange.

ramapojoe · July 31, 2016

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Originally Posted by Worth1

I bet they are Corno Di Toro.

Worth

I have some beautiful, Corno Di Toro, [Italian for bullhorn] growing now. they are excellent.

as far as a hot sweet pepper I have grown and enjoyed the 'hot' banana pepper. looks the same as the sweet yellow banana peppers with a little bite that I don't consider hot. easy to grow with tremendous yield.

lexxluthor · July 31, 2016

Aji pineapple is another with sweet heat.

Cole_Robbie · July 31, 2016

Old thread, but I think Cherry Moon is both hot and sweet: http://i.imgur.com/ZyDAl4H.jpg

Shrinkrap · July 31, 2016

Piquillo! Reports vary but mine are at least Fresno hot. Fresno is another good hot-sweet choice. Here are my Fresnos, grown from saved seed, from an overwintered plant from cross County chili's. Not sure if it has any hybrid stuff going on.

lexxluthor · July 31, 2016

Cole... Those look like giants. How big are they actually?

Cole_Robbie · July 31, 2016

They are about golf ball size. They're on the sides in this pic: http://i.imgur.com/AAPsG4p.jpg

lexxluthor · July 31, 2016

Looks great and tasty. I have never heard of that pepper before.

korney19 · August 1, 2016

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Originally Posted by Worth1

Folks the original thread starter hasn't logged on in 6 days but I am going to post this information here and yet others places as well.
I cannot express to you how good a fried Manzano pepper is if you cut it in half remove the seeds and fry it until it collapses.
I just did this for the first time with one last night and put it on a hamburger.

Worth

Are they black-seeded?

Shrinkrap · August 1, 2016

I bought a Manzano this spring, and it hasn't even flowered yet, but I think I can overwinter it. It seems like there are many types.

http://www.pepperlover.com/new-2015/..._category_id=0

Do you know which one you have Worth?

Actually, that was rocoto.

Cole_Robbie · August 1, 2016

Manzanos do have black seeds. Mine did not germinate. I think they are a hard pepper seed to germinate.

Worth1 · August 2, 2016

Yes they are manzano the orange ones both rocoto and manzano have black seeds.
I had a few germinate but they just croaked before they even got out of the ground.

Worth

dmforcier · August 3, 2016

Based on my experience, C.pubescens (Manzano, Rocoto), are a royal PITA to start.

I actually raised an 18" plant this year. It mysteriously wilted and died.

I'm starting to hate the species.

Langley Ranch · August 3, 2016

Chapeu de Frade, I have been told is sweet and fruity except near the seeds, where it is very hot. My father in law liked it very much. Unfortunately I killed off mine so no first hand experience here. Could someone post a Manzano picture please? I've never heard of this one.

August 1, 2016	#41
Shrinkrap Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: N. California Posts: 701	I bought a Manzano this spring, and it hasn't even flowered yet, but I think I can overwinter it. It seems like there are many types. http://www.pepperlover.com/new-2015/..._category_id=0 Do you know which one you have Worth? Actually, that was rocoto. Last edited by Shrinkrap; August 1, 2016 at 10:48 PM.

August 3, 2016	#44
dmforcier Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 3,825	Based on my experience, C.pubescens (Manzano, Rocoto), are a royal PITA to start. I actually raised an 18" plant this year. It mysteriously wilted and died. I'm starting to hate the species. __________________ Stupidity got us into this mess. Why can't it get us out? - Will Rogers

June 16, 2016	#32
creeker Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Southern New Mexico Posts: 106	Try Santa Fe Grande. There are some newer varieties of this pepper (such as mariachi) that are more sweet than hot. They get sweeter as they ripen from yellow to reddish orange.

July 31, 2016	#34
lexxluthor Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: New York Posts: 156	Aji pineapple is another with sweet heat.

July 31, 2016	#35
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	Old thread, but I think Cherry Moon is both hot and sweet: http://i.imgur.com/ZyDAl4H.jpg

August 2, 2016	#43
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Yes they are manzano the orange ones both rocoto and manzano have black seeds. I had a few germinate but they just croaked before they even got out of the ground. Worth

August 3, 2016	#45
Langley Ranch Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: Z8a TX Hill Country Posts: 99	Chapeu de Frade, I have been told is sweet and fruity except near the seeds, where it is very hot. My father in law liked it very much. Unfortunately I killed off mine so no first hand experience here. Could someone post a Manzano picture please? I've never heard of this one.