Niagara Falls, NY (Zone 6a) | January 2013 | neutral
Dorkasaurus' use of the descriptive "crunchy" is dead on. The peppers seemed to have a thicker skin than most and I had to bring out the...Read More sharpest knife to slice them. Flavor is great, moderately spicey and definately fruity, but the plants weren't overly productive for me.
Friendship, OH (Zone 7b) | February 2011 | positive
Heavy bearer. I didn't try it because I knew it would be too spicy for me, but my then-boyfriend who practically chugs habanero hot sauce...Read More teared up after biting into one of these and said it was very hot, much hotter than a jalapeno. He also said it had a delicious fruity flavor. The plant is very handsome and the loads of bright orange fruits look really nice. I had a fun time giving these away.
Albuquerque, NM (Zone 7a) | January 2010 | positive
Grew these for the first time last summer. I was led to believe these were mild, like a mild Jalapeno but they were quite hot. It bring...Read Mores a tear to my eye just thinking about them. Nice crunchy peppers that would probably do well pickled.
Frederick, MD (Zone 6b) | September 2005 | positive
Bushy plants grew over 2 feet tall and produced loads of 2 to 3 inch peppers. The peppers are so cute when they turn bright orange, and ...Read Morethey're very tasty, with a definite fruity citrus flavor (maybe a little like orange or pineapple? it's hard to say).
Dorkasaurus' use of the descriptive "crunchy" is dead on. The peppers seemed to have a thicker skin than most and I had to bring out the...Read More
Heavy bearer. I didn't try it because I knew it would be too spicy for me, but my then-boyfriend who practically chugs habanero hot sauce...Read More
Grew these for the first time last summer. I was led to believe these were mild, like a mild Jalapeno but they were quite hot. It bring...Read More
Bushy plants grew over 2 feet tall and produced loads of 2 to 3 inch peppers. The peppers are so cute when they turn bright orange, and ...Read More
Well worth growing. Mine were very hot for a C. annuum.
Open pollinated. Fruits are about 4 inches long, carrot shaped, green ripening to fluorescent-orange., (68 day)