@Worth
I tried red Peruvian Rocotos in 2015, but I didn't get any fruit. They were nice-looking plants, though. They say they need a pollinator. I had one, but it didn't help. I think the main obstacle is the days to maturity—maybe the soil I used, too, and my watering method that year. Also, they probably would have done better in a container.
This year, I'm trying an early Rocoto (90 days) called Rocoto Aji Largo. Unfortunately, I only got 5 seeds with my purchase, and I only planted two this year for some reason. Neither has sprouted, yet, but they might still.
I'm guessing the Manzano rocotos might be the juiciest of that type, though. I could easily get seeds for those, but although they're bigger, they're not as hot.
Last edited by shule1; May 3, 2017 at 09:08 PM.
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