Anyone Know What Type of Pepper is This?
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cannabis420420
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not sure what type they are but they look nice and healthy 
Green Inferno
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Looks like a Banana Pepper.
plantvision
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I second banana pepper.
Which are excellent right off the plant or lightly grilled. mmmmm
Which are excellent right off the plant or lightly grilled. mmmmm
Green Inferno
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They are relatively mild, and are definitely good right off the plant. Or lightly grilled like Plantvision said.
I always have a few peppers in my outdoor garden. I'm thinking of trying Bhut Jolokia this year. Hottest
pepper in the world.
I always have a few peppers in my outdoor garden. I'm thinking of trying Bhut Jolokia this year. Hottest
pepper in the world.
Green Inferno
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Some banana pepper can be pretty hot. They can change colors when they are ripe. Some peppers turn red, some orange. Some stay the same color.
FootballFirst
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i'm going to say Anaheim Chili.
plantvision
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This reminds me of a story. I raised Habeneros one year, I also had some really good cantaloupes.
It was a hot day and my brother and I stopped by the garden and grabbed a cantaloupe, it was so good we decided to have another.
But wait I told my brother, I have these flavor inhancing peppers, so I picked off a nice orange one and pretended to eat it.
My brother being gullable, took one and popped it in his mouth. I felt horrible, I thought he was going to die.
He ran around screaming and then proceeded to shove his face into a cantaloupe.
Like I said, I learned my lesson, because I felt so damn bad. That has been like 8 years ago.
I still have a big ziplock of dryed habeneros in the frezzer, just have no use for something that hot.
Green Inferno
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I like to use green habanero for flavor, it doesn't take much before it gets too hot.
That Bhut Jolokia is like 3-4 Xs hotter than the habanero. I probably wont even like something like that,
but I wont stop thinking about it until I grow it out and learn the hard way.
plantvision
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zMOSESz33
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After talking to my Dad i think i've figured out what i have. I got the seeds from him awhile back and after showing him a picture he said they looked like the "Hungarain Wax" peppers that he grew a few years ago.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_wax_pepper
"It measures between 4"-6" inches in length and tapers from the top to a rounded point yielding an appearance similar to a banana pepper." -Wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_wax_pepper
"It measures between 4"-6" inches in length and tapers from the top to a rounded point yielding an appearance similar to a banana pepper." -Wikipedia.org
zMOSESz33
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Decided that after growing for 2 months thinking i was growing Habaneros i had to go get some plants. Picked up 6 plants at the store yesterday. Healthy looking, only about 2" tall but some already have 5-6 sets of leaves. Transplanted them into party cups when i got home and put them in my box with the other peppers. Only going to grow them inside for 2 weeks then they're going in the ground.
Green Inferno
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From a pack of seeds at the grocery store. They were pretty cheap. Less than a few dollars.
FrostickZero
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banana pepper or jalapeno pepper
heshani1999
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some pepper seeds do not grow exactly the kind that we plant.I think that's what happened here.the color will change when they ripe.
FrostickZero
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That can be caused from people who breed them with the same ones in the same classes or with bridge strains
