Ancho/Poblano Peppers - Page 3

rhines81 · October 14, 2015

I was forced to pull all of mine green this year (frost warnings earlier this week), only ended up with about 2 dozen mature green Poblano peppers from 8 plants. My paprika peppers havd just started to get red on the tips, so letting them bag ripen. Jalapeños, I picked them all dark green. Serrano and Cayennes were green too. Bells never really grew fast, but did get a few (also green). Cubanelles, the few that I got were yellowish green.

AlittleSalt · December 12, 2015

I found this site http://www.thechileman.org/results.p...=Any&genus=Any during my search for info on pepper varieties I have seeds for. The site looks interesting.

Worth1 · December 12, 2015

I looked at the site and you can tell a gringo named the peppers.

Anhco means wide and is what they call any dried poblano chili which comes from the region of puebla.

Worth

October 14, 2015	#31
rhines81 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Zone 5A, Poconos Posts: 959	I was forced to pull all of mine green this year (frost warnings earlier this week), only ended up with about 2 dozen mature green Poblano peppers from 8 plants. My paprika peppers havd just started to get red on the tips, so letting them bag ripen. Jalapeños, I picked them all dark green. Serrano and Cayennes were green too. Bells never really grew fast, but did get a few (also green). Cubanelles, the few that I got were yellowish green.

December 12, 2015	#32
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	I found this site http://www.thechileman.org/results.p...=Any&genus=Any during my search for info on pepper varieties I have seeds for. The site looks interesting.

December 12, 2015	#33
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	I looked at the site and you can tell a gringo named the peppers. Anhco means wide and is what they call any dried poblano chili which comes from the region of puebla. Worth