I have three of these peppers growing indoors right now. This is the first of the 3 to get ripe peppers on it. I sampled both of the ripe ones. They have decent wall thickness with a good flavor and a fair amount of sweetness. If you get into the seeds though, the heat level goes way up and you start to get a little bitterness.
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Good size, beautiful colour. Cheers!
Jim, that pepper plant looks like the peppers start out pointing upright and then turn downwards as the peppers get larger and ripen. Is that right, or am I just imagining it?
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