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2023 Pepper Crop

 This past year I tried a few new methods for growing my crop to make my "Urban Farm" more manageable and productive. Had a few glitches but overall successful enough to continue the same operation for 2023.

I want to take this time to thank all the customers who purchased peppers from Doorstep Peppers whether online or at local markets in 2022. Your interest, feedback and purchases help me decide what varieties of chile peppers to grow in coming years. With that said, I am posting the varieties of hot chile peppers I anticipate growimg this year. Now, due to the fact that there are things that I certainly can't control, this list is merely a starting point. Later on in the summer, I will have a firm handle on what is growing and what I may have available for sale fresh online and at local markets. Last year there was a catastrophic failure with the Chocolate Habanero peppers, sometimes that happens with growing pretty much anything. Fingers crossed I have a succesful year in 2023.

I'd especially like to thank my good friend Mike Timm for once again providing me with the absolutely most amazing plant stock to work with. I am very excited to be growing some of his crosses as well as most of your favorite varieties and have them available at local markets later this summer and fall and for online sales.

PEPPERS WERE POTTED MAY 20, 2023 AND I ANTICIPATE
 (WEATHER PERMITTING) SOME VARIETIES BEARING PEPPERS SOMETIME AROUND THE SECOND WEEK OF AUGUST 2023.
STAY TUNED FOR CROP GROTH AND PROGRESS.



Please see the list below for chile pepper varieties I should have available for 2023. 
I encourage and welcome your support and feedback in the form of social media posts and GOOGLE Reviews. Please post pictures of what you created with the peppers you purchased from Doorstep Peppers or share recipes with fellow Pepper People.


I'm looking forward to another exceptional year in 2023!




**Lemondrop 
50,000-70,000 SHU
(Aji Limon) Citrus like lemon flavored pepper, a popular seasoning pepper in Peru.


**Habanero, Orange
100,000-350,000 SHU


**"Red Jamaican" Hot 
200,000-350,000 SHU
Fruity flavor, great for hot sauce or cooking.


**"Yellow Jamaican" HOT 
200,000-350,000 SHU
Fruity and very similar to the habanero.


**Habanero, Chocolate 
100,000 to325,000 SHU
A somewhat smoky flavor but very similar to the Habanero but occasionally
with twice the heat. 


**Scotch Bonnet, Jamaican Red

  100,000-350,000 SHU

**Habanero "Caribbean Red Hot"
 
300,000-500,000 SHU
Citrusy, somewhat smoky flavor with heat greater than Habanero.

 
  **Fatalii, Yellow 
300,000-500,000 SHU
Fruity, citrus flavor with a somewhat searing heat compared to a Habanero.


**Tangerine Trinidad Scorpion 
400,000 -600,000 SHU
A yellow Scorpion chile pepper that has a citrusy-sweet, and fruity flavor and suddenly that transforms intoan intense, lasting heat.


**King B. O. C. 
900,000 - 1,00,000 SHU
B. O. C.(Bhut Orange Copenhagen) If super hot chille peppers are too hot for you, this variety is at the lower end of the "HOT" scale.A sweet, citrusy orange flavor with a wealth of heat.


**J.P.G.S. x. White Bhut (AKA White Knight) 
800,000 - 1,000,000 SHU
Upon biting into it, you'll taste a smooth almost sweet flavor and then the heat hits. The heat continues to intensifyslowly for the first couple seconds and then the searing heat takkes over.


**M. A. Purple 
1,000,000 + SHU
The firey burn is quite similar to a Ghost pepper only hotter. The fruity, somewhat earthy flavor will fool you each and every time you bite into it.


**M. A. Wartryx 
1,000,000 to 1,200,000 SHU
The M. A. Wartryx is a cross between a Trinidad Scorpion,  7 Pot Jonah and a Ubatuba Cambucci pepper yet has a Scotch Bonnet shape. You bite into this and initially you say

to yourself, what a sweet, rather fruity-citrusy flavor then you realize your face is melting off.

**Peach Bhutlah 
1,500,000 + SHU
The Peach Bhutlah possesses a very fruity flavor that hits you at first bite then it brings the pain.


**Chocolate Bhutlah D.M. 
1,800,000 - 2,000,000  SHU
"When it comes to hot peppers, this variety delivers incendiary heat" quoted from Chile Pepper Madness. It's said to have a smoky, fruity, floral, nutty flavor. Then again, you forget all that flavor if you recover from the heat.


**Carolina Reaper 
1,500,000 - 2,000,000  SHU
The Caroliina Reaper is said to have a fruity initial flavor, being momentarily sweet and then immediatelyturning into "molten lava". Need I say more?


**R. K. Death Naglah 
1,500,000 - 2,200,000  SHU
"If you're looking for atoomic heat. If you're looking for that miind trip on a capsaicin magic carpet ride right into the inferno's of hell, look no further" (Quote from jppepperseeds.com) I can't elaborate on that at all.


**Caramel Primotalii 
2,200,000 + SHU
Another variety from JimmyPickles. It has a similar sort of aromatic, slightly fruity flavor like the other super hots. Definitely packing scorching heat!!! 


**Golden Primotalii 

2,200,000 + SHU
Sort of mustard-like flavor with an incredible amount of heat.  


**Additional pepper varieties and crosses**

**Aji Limon Reaper
M.  Timm cross


**Blue Fawn Douglah Scorpion
M. Timm cross


**Hallows Eve x Purple Peach
M. Timm cross


**CPR x. C3PO  
M. Timm cross


**Caramelicious
M. Timm cross


**Ridiculous
M. Timm cross

**Red T. S. (Blood Orange
M. Timm cross

**JPGS x Pink Tiger 
M. Timm cross

**Mystery Kraken Scorpion 
M. Timm cross

**Naga Morich x Orange 
M. Timm cross

**Citrus Fire 
M. Timm cross

**Aji Limon Reaper
 M. Timm cross

**Purple Pain #1 
M. Timm cross

**Blue Fawn x Naga 
M. Timm cross

**Blue Fawn x Douglah 
M. Timm cross

**Hallows Eve x Purple Peach 
M. Timm cross


**Other crosses**

**T-Rex Chocolate 

**Big Red Monster (B.R.M.)

**Major Pain

Arnie Theis cross

**Orange Panther 

**Orange Ghostly Jalapeno

**Gator Jigsaw

**Lightning Habanero (Red)

**Carbonero

**Blue Fawn 


**Brain Collapse Peach

Drax Diego cross



















Please inquire with any questions about the 2023 pepper crop and varieties you may be interested in me growing to:
info@doorsteppeppersllc.com

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