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Mar 11 2014 12:18pm
Growing season coming up

looking for some pepper sudjestions
atm im growing.

jalapenos
mammoth jalapenos
seranos
habinero savana (basic red.)
Caribian heirloom pepper (red habinero smokey flavor+hotter grows real easy supposedly what i looked up.)
bhut yellow ghost chillie

also has anyone had the
Caribbean heirloom pepper 1st time growing this what are your opinions on it.
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Mar 11 2014 01:45pm
i'll take some jalapenos , thanks
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Mar 11 2014 08:36pm
grow poblanos. not as hot, but nice flavor.
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Mar 12 2014 10:30am
Quote (ReturnFormer @ Mar 11 2014 06:36pm)
grow poblanos.  not as hot, but nice flavor.


never heard of these ill have to look into them
Edit/ they good in salsa? or rubs? i make most of my peppers into salsa/rubs

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Quote (Jeremy @ Mar 12 2014 11:30am)
never heard of these ill have to look into them
Edit/ they good in salsa? or rubs? i make most of my peppers into salsa/rubs


Poblanos have real nice flavor. They're the ones that looks like a flatter bell pepper, but tapers to a point, and is about a British racing green in color (dark green). They're also the base for chiles rellenos, which is an awesome Mexican dish.
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Mar 12 2014 11:44pm
Quote (Surfpunk @ Mar 12 2014 10:38am)
Poblanos have real nice flavor. They're the ones that looks like a flatter bell pepper, but tapers to a point, and is about a British racing green in color (dark green). They're also the base for chiles rellenos, which is an awesome Mexican dish.


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Mar 13 2014 12:38pm
Poblanos are awesome. So much flavour, but they are mild. If you dry them you'll end up with ancho peppers.
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Apr 30 2014 12:56am
ooo cant wait for my peppers to be picked.
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May 23 2014 10:35am
Grow some Mexican peppers n the asian one gl on the garden btw :D
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