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Thai Pepper Plants

9 years ago

Hi all,

I had a question or two related to Thai pepper plants which I will try to put in this same thread.

1) The first picture is of one which was billed as a "Thai Hot Ornamental" by Bonnie. I was wondering if someone could help tell me which variety this Thai pepper plant is. From what I had read, it appeared the ornamental variety only had peppers that reached about 1 inch max, however, this one has peppers of about 2 inches. Any ideas?

Thanks!

Comments (2)

dandt1
Original Author
9 years ago
2) This picture is of a "Thai Hot" based on the way the seeds were labeled. It isn't flowering or producing quite yet, so it is hard for me to judge anything. I was wondering if anyone had an idea which variety this might be as the leaves of this one are much larger than that on my Bonnie "ornamental" one.
larry_gene
9 years ago
Try the Hot Peppers forum, there are more pepper specialists over there.
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