Time to start peppers, what are you growing this year?

Rajun Gardener · January 3, 2019

I just started the list and many of these came from fellow TVillians. I'll add more I know but here's what I have so far.

aji arnucho
Aji Dulce
aji limo rojo
aji Pineapple
Alma Paprika
Big Jim Lumbre
Billy Biker jalapeno
Dolce Di Mineryino
fushimi
Gernika
giant marconi f-2
Habanada
Hatch Chili
hot cherry bomb
Jimmy Nordelo
Leutschauer paprika
manganji
peach habanero
Piment D Espelette
Roseto
santaka
scotch bonnet freeport orange
sugar rush cream
sugar rush peach
sweet pickle
Yellow Pequin

pmcgrady · January 3, 2019

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rajun Gardener

I just started the list and many of these came from fellow TVillians. I'll add more I know but here's what I have so far.

aji arnucho
Aji Dulce
aji limo rojo
aji Pineapple
Alma Paprika
Big Jim Lumbre
Billy Biker jalapeno
Dolce Di Mineryino
fushimi
Gernika
giant marconi f-2
Hatch Chili
hot cherry bomb
Jimmy Nordelo
Leutschauer paprika
manganji
peach habanero
Piment D Espelette
Roseto
santaka
scotch bonnet freeport orange
sugar rush cream
sugar rush peach
sweet pickle
Yellow Pequin

Your Oranjevoye Chudo was mailed yesterday.

Rajun Gardener · January 3, 2019

Thanks!!!!!

SeanInVa · January 3, 2019

I'm a spice weenie and have trouble with the Jalapeno's we grow. Wife loves them though. I picked up a pack of Habanada, a heat-less Habanero that I'm looking forward to testing out this year.

Otherwise, for me it's usually
Carolina Wonder bell
Some kind of Jalapeno
Some kind of Banana
Some kind of Rainbow/mix bell

Eventually I'll branch out and start some different varieties :p

GoDawgs · January 3, 2019

Sweets:
Alma Paprika
Feher Ozon paprika (comparing the two paprikas)
Gypsy
Jupiter
Keystone Resistant III

Warms:
Ancho Grande
Jalapeno M
Mucho Nacho jalapeno (comparing the two)
Big Jim

Not doing any Maule's Red Hot cayenne or Korean Dark Green this year as I picked and put up an overabundance this past summer

Rajun Gardener · January 3, 2019

Quote:

Originally Posted by SeanInVa

I'm a spice weenie and have trouble with the Jalapeno's we grow. Wife loves them though. I picked up a pack of Habanada, a heat-less Habanero that I'm looking forward to testing out this year.

Otherwise, for me it's usually
Carolina Wonder bell
Some kind of Jalapeno
Some kind of Banana
Some kind of Rainbow/mix bell

Eventually I'll branch out and start some different varieties :p

I forgot about Habanada, I'm growing those too.

Rockandrollin · January 3, 2019

Too early for me to start, but I plan to grow these:

Petit Marseillas
Sugar Rush Peach
Karaman
Aleppo
Haskorea
Honeypeno jalapeno
Chichimeca F1 jalapeno
Mucho Nacho F1 jalapeno
Hot Rod F1 serrano
Huasteco serrano
Ecuadorian Red rocoto
Locato rocoto
Bahamian Goat
Jamaican Yellow Mushroom
Jamaican Hot Chocolate
Fatalii

Cole_Robbie · January 3, 2019

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Originally Posted by Rajun Gardener

hot cherry bomb

Is there a not hot Cherry Bomb?

January 3, 2019

For peppers I’ll be growing:
Biquinho (yellow)
Mad Hatter
Lemon Drop
Kashmiri Mirch
Peach Fantasy
Nocturne
Craig’s Grande Jalapeno

It’s hard to wrest space away from tomatoes.

rhines81 · January 3, 2019

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Originally Posted by Rajun Gardener

I just started the list and many of these came from fellow TVillians. I'll add more I know but here's what I have so far.

Good list so far. Six weeks before I start any peppers. Are you throwing your hat in the ring and growing extra plants for sale again this year or was last year's experience enough? I'd like to scale it up and give that a try sometime, definitely not this year though.

Rajun Gardener · January 3, 2019

I'm not sure yet. I may grow extras to sell on Facebook, farmers markets and maybe mail order. I've had a few people from up north asking if I would mail plants but I'm not sure about the packing/shipping containers.

rhines81 · January 3, 2019

Deleted response RE: mail-order

Carry on

Goodloe · January 5, 2019

I'll be starting my pepper seeds next weekend!
My list for 2019 - so far...

Jalapeno, Cayenne, Rooster Spur, Biggie Chile,
Anaheim, Criolla de Cocina, Onza Rojo, Fish,
Peter Pepper, Hot Banana, Charleston Hot.

Haraldsdotter · January 5, 2019

It’s too early for me to start planting, but my list for this year is set
Aleppo
Big Jim’s legacy
Poblano
Pepperoncini
Slonovo Ulo
Corno di Toro
Dolce de Minervino
I’ll be starting these mid to late February this year, last year I started waaay too early and had monsters before the weather cooperated and let me plant out. Of course that means I’ll have an early spring that dumps directly to 90 degree summer in April

pmcgrady · January 5, 2019

Sweets

Ajvarski
Doe Hill
Yellow Cheese
Red Cheese
Mighty Mini
Crunch Sweet Orange
Enjoya F4
Dolce D'Espagne
Chinese Giant
Big Bertha F1
Yellow Monster
Oranjevoye Chudo
Giant Aconcagua
Giant Marconi
Zolotoy Dozhd
Shish!to
Fushimi
Manganji
Round of Hungary
Golden Treasure
Gypsy F1
Corbaci
Jimmy Nardello

Superhots
Scotch Brain
Red Ghost Scorpion
Congo Trinidad
Red Bleeding Borg 9
White Naga
Pink Tiger
Big Mama Mustard
Fatalli

Aji
Largo
Limo Rojo
Escabeche
Dulce
Arnucho
Oro
Amarillo

January 3, 2019	#1
Rajun Gardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Tomato Cornhole Posts: 2,550	Time to start peppers, what are you growing this year? I just started the list and many of these came from fellow TVillians. I'll add more I know but here's what I have so far. aji arnucho Aji Dulce aji limo rojo aji Pineapple Alma Paprika Big Jim Lumbre Billy Biker jalapeno Dolce Di Mineryino fushimi Gernika giant marconi f-2 Habanada Hatch Chili hot cherry bomb Jimmy Nordelo Leutschauer paprika manganji peach habanero Piment D Espelette Roseto santaka scotch bonnet freeport orange sugar rush cream sugar rush peach sweet pickle Yellow Pequin __________________ Rob Last edited by Rajun Gardener; January 3, 2019 at 02:45 PM.

January 3, 2019	#3
Rajun Gardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Tomato Cornhole Posts: 2,550	Thanks!!!!! __________________ Rob

January 3, 2019	#7
Rockandrollin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Kennewick, WA (7a) Posts: 182	Too early for me to start, but I plan to grow these: Petit Marseillas Sugar Rush Peach Karaman Aleppo Haskorea Honeypeno jalapeno Chichimeca F1 jalapeno Mucho Nacho F1 jalapeno Hot Rod F1 serrano Huasteco serrano Ecuadorian Red rocoto Locato rocoto Bahamian Goat Jamaican Yellow Mushroom Jamaican Hot Chocolate Fatalii Last edited by Rockandrollin; January 3, 2019 at 05:33 PM.

January 3, 2019	#11
Rajun Gardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Tomato Cornhole Posts: 2,550	I'm not sure yet. I may grow extras to sell on Facebook, farmers markets and maybe mail order. I've had a few people from up north asking if I would mail plants but I'm not sure about the packing/shipping containers. __________________ Rob

January 3, 2019	#12
rhines81 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Zone 5A, Poconos Posts: 959	Deleted response RE: mail-order Carry on Last edited by rhines81; January 3, 2019 at 08:38 PM. Reason: Oops, sorry ... I realized I am derailing the thread

January 3, 2019	#4
SeanInVa Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Gloucester, Virginia Posts: 90	I'm a spice weenie and have trouble with the Jalapeno's we grow. Wife loves them though. I picked up a pack of Habanada, a heat-less Habanero that I'm looking forward to testing out this year. Otherwise, for me it's usually Carolina Wonder bell Some kind of Jalapeno Some kind of Banana Some kind of Rainbow/mix bell Eventually I'll branch out and start some different varieties :p

January 3, 2019	#5
GoDawgs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Augusta area, Georgia, 8a/7b Posts: 1,685	Sweets: Alma Paprika Feher Ozon paprika (comparing the two paprikas) Gypsy Jupiter Keystone Resistant III Warms: Ancho Grande Jalapeno M Mucho Nacho jalapeno (comparing the two) Big Jim Not doing any Maule's Red Hot cayenne or Korean Dark Green this year as I picked and put up an overabundance this past summer

January 3, 2019	#9
PlainJane Guest Posts: n/a	For peppers I’ll be growing: Biquinho (yellow) Mad Hatter Lemon Drop Kashmiri Mirch Peach Fantasy Nocturne Craig’s Grande Jalapeno It’s hard to wrest space away from tomatoes.

January 5, 2019	#13
Goodloe Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Steens, MS 8a Posts: 410	I'll be starting my pepper seeds next weekend! My list for 2019 - so far... Jalapeno, Cayenne, Rooster Spur, Biggie Chile, Anaheim, Criolla de Cocina, Onza Rojo, Fish, Peter Pepper, Hot Banana, Charleston Hot. __________________ ~Jon~ Downheah, Mississippi Last edited by Goodloe; January 5, 2019 at 08:59 PM.

January 5, 2019	#14
Haraldsdotter Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Western New York Posts: 24	It’s too early for me to start planting, but my list for this year is set Aleppo Big Jim’s legacy Poblano Pepperoncini Slonovo Ulo Corno di Toro Dolce de Minervino I’ll be starting these mid to late February this year, last year I started waaay too early and had monsters before the weather cooperated and let me plant out. Of course that means I’ll have an early spring that dumps directly to 90 degree summer in April

January 5, 2019	#15
pmcgrady Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Central Illinois Posts: 1,836	Sweets Ajvarski Doe Hill Yellow Cheese Red Cheese Mighty Mini Crunch Sweet Orange Enjoya F4 Dolce D'Espagne Chinese Giant Big Bertha F1 Yellow Monster Oranjevoye Chudo Giant Aconcagua Giant Marconi Zolotoy Dozhd Shish!to Fushimi Manganji Round of Hungary Golden Treasure Gypsy F1 Corbaci Jimmy Nardello Superhots Scotch Brain Red Ghost Scorpion Congo Trinidad Red Bleeding Borg 9 White Naga Pink Tiger Big Mama Mustard Fatalli Aji Largo Limo Rojo Escabeche Dulce Arnucho Oro Amarillo Last edited by pmcgrady; January 6, 2019 at 06:45 PM.