Thai Dragon Pepper Review and Tasting of My Favorite Thai Variety
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- I was recently asked what is my top five favorite peppers and I will have to say the Thai Dragon is among them. To me this pepper has the perfect mix of what I consider a Thai pepper with the heat and flavor. I have grown this for number of years and it has never failed to live up to my expectations. With hundreds of Thai varieties out there; to me this is king.
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Thank you
Ralph
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That’s a beautiful and police Thai Pepper you grew. Thank you for sharing your videos of your pepper gardening.
I appreciate the comment. I am just having fun. Thank you
Hey man. I'm in Thailand growing Prik Kee Noo variety. I also grow dragons breath and Carolina Reapers. I was thinking of crossing the Dragons Breath with the Prik Kee Noo pepper in an attempt to boost up Scoville on Thai pepper varieties. Prik kee noo is about 100.000 Scoville units and the dragons breath is approximately 2.400.000 Scoville. Obviously Thai dragon name is already taken so i will use name of a famous Thai dragon temple near where i live. Just sharing what i have going on here in Thailand.
Beautiful! Pepper growing (and growing in general!) is one of the best hobbies out there! Enjoyed the video mate!
Thank you. I find it so peaceful being in the garden.
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This is my third year growing the thia dragon chili. Out of ALL hot peppers (including cayenne peppers) this is my favorite. The flavor is amazing and the clusters of flower blooms are beautiful. Definitely save the seeds from the sucker! It’s worth it!
This has been consistent my favorite Thai Variety!
I love the fruit clusters on the plant
This is my favorite Thai.
I love the way it grows in clusters facing the sky. By the way, on your seed store, you describe it as a Capsicum Chinense, surely a mistake.
Yep it was a mistake. Updated. Thank you for letting me know.
Randomly bought super chili, thai red hot, and thai dragon peppers today. I do not garden.
Those do work in containers rather well so you should not have any issues.
My local box store was selling what they called ornamental peppers and pretty sure they were some type of Thai pepper. Was way hotter then I thought they were going to be. I dried them out and used them as crushed peppers because the walls were so thin.
The thin walls makes it so easy to dry.