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Hot Peppers
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Is it hot in here or is it just the peppers?
Pepper Recipes curtesy of Mike Hultquist
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I'd strongly wager those are Caribbean Red Habaneros. I'm growing them as one of my first plants from seed as well! They are 2-3x hotter than normal habaneros with a slightly thicker flesh.
I read about scotch bonnets & habanero, both have sub varieties and some of them seem very similar. I still don't know for sure which one it is. Do you have pictures you could share ?
I actually do! Funny enough, the photo I took was a mixture of scotch bonnets and caribbean red habaneros. I was making a combo sauce with them. I harvested the seeds from the reds in this photo, and that's what I'm growing now. The yellows are obviously the scotches.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/904068779028389898/1153817494746837124/20230919_151752.jpg
Such gorgeous colors and pod shapes!
Unfortunately I can take no credit - these were from the local farmers market, but saving the seeds is allowing me to try at home now. A few months away from any type of pepper yield. These were delicious, though.
I just happened to pick up a fresh batch today. This pic is just Caribbean Reds, for comparison. Probably left on the vine a little longer judging by how dry the stems are.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/904068779028389898/1155604339319119985/20230924_133833.jpg