chocolate habs and butch Ts

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Pretty color yellow!  I am not really a pepper head....will be interesting to see what they are!

Kat
 
I believe those are called Lemon Drop Peppers. I found one stray plant in a nursery this Spring and planted it. I'm in the PNW, so doesn't get very hot here for long enough to grow very hot peppers but these did very well for me although only a few turned yellow, most remained green, and it was quite prolific. To me, they had a slight citrus flavor and were quite hot compared to other varieties I've grown. When I pulled the plant I ran all the peppers in a food processor to grind up chunky style, added a small can of Herdez salsa and used it as a dip with chips. Holey Moley....some very hot, spicy dip...bringing a sweat to your scalp even. I'll plant again next year....Willie
 
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Lemon Drop

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An Aji variety from Brazil. Golden yellow colour with smaller sized peppers than the Peruvian Aji's. Plant has tiny white flowers with clear yellowish green spots. Very hot. (Capsicum baccatum)
 
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Thanks for the info Willie and Dave. I dehydrated some and took the seeds out to save along with the Butch T and Habs. Put 4 on fridge to dry on their own. Will have plenty of seeds from these and the Ghost peppers I did the other day. I would be glad to send some seeds to anyone who wants them. The guy I get them from has posts more for me.
 
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