AlabamaJack's Hot Chili Patch garden

Howdy folks…a 6th year pepper gardener here. I grow hot peppers to eat fresh, make pepper flakes/powder for spice, cook with, stuffed on the grill and a myriad of other uses. This year I will have close to 200 chili plants from very mild to extreme exotic hot ones. The following is a list of what Chilis I will be trying to grow this year.

NumMex Bailey Piquin,
Orange Habanero,
Chile Seeds,
Aji Colorado,
Anaheim,
Pimiento,
Anaheim,
Red Savina,
Red Savina,
NuMex Sandia,
Assortment from Peppermania,
Bih Jolokia,
Demon Red,
Dorset Naga,
Heat Wave,
Inferno,
Purple Tiger,
Thai Bullet,
Thai Dragon,
Trinidad Scorpion,
Jamaican Hot Chocolate,
Jamaican Hot Red,
Jamaican Hot Yellow,
Large Red Cherry Hot,
Large Red Thick Cayenne,
Long Red Slim Cayenne,
NuMex Pinata,
NuMex Twilight,
Ring of Fire,
Super Cayenne II Hybrid,
Super Chili (2007),
Tabasco – McIlhenny Co.,
Tepin,
Ancho 101,
Chocolate Habanero,
Devil Toung,
Early Jalapeno,
Indian PC-1,
Largo Purple,
Paprika,
Yatasufa,
Yellow Habanero,
Criolla Sella,
Venezualan Sweet Habanero,
Trinidad – Trinidad Scorpion,
Caribbean Habanero,
Carolina Cayenne,
Little Elf,
Marbles,
Mesilla Cayenne,
Tabasco,
Aji Amarillo,
Costeno Amarillo,
Aji Limon,
Yellow Hungarian,
Red Thai Hot Pepper,
Trinidad -7 POD,
Aji Limo Pepper (1128 – Hot),
Orange Thai,
Big Chili,
Big Jim,
Dorset Naga,
Dorset Naga,
Haitian Hot,
Hot Limon,
Inferno Hot Banana (Hybrid),
Pasilla Bajio,
Poblano,
Pretty Purple,
Serrano,
Trinidad Scorpion,
Scotch Bonnet,
Vietnamese Mini,
Bhut Jolokia,
Bird Hot Peppers,
Fatalii,
Hot Caribbean Pepper,
Hot Peter,
Jamaican Hot (Hot Peppers Red),
Lemon Drop,
Red Savina,
Smoky Orange Habanero,
Thai Sun,
Franks Hot Sweet,
Naga Morich,
Trinidad – Tobago Seasoning,
Habanero Amarillo,
Habanero Red Hot,
Trinidad – Cherry top,
Dedo De Moca,
Locoto Red,
Aji Amarillo,
Ancho/Poblano,
Hot Tepin,
Long Red Slim Pepper (Free),
Wild Brazilian.

If the name appears on the list more than once, it is from another source.

This year will be an experimental year for two reasons.
1. To see which varieties grow best in Fort Worth for me.
2. Will be trying to develop some hybrids.

As time goes by, each item listed will be photographed through its life from germination to end of season. The few that are overwintered will be followed daily.

At any time if anyone sees something wrong with the plants in the photos I am posting, please tell me if I don’t mention it in the text with the photo.

Each Item will be cataloged and records kept on many facets of how/why/when I have done things and what happens, also included will be the expected outcome.

In other words, I am going to make this my Daily Garden Journal.