Tags: Heirloom Open Pollinated
Growing Practices: No Pesticides No Herbicides No Fungicides
Latin Name: Capsicum bacattum
Days to Maturity: 90-120
Description:
Aji Amarillo (Capsicum baccatum)- The Aji Amarillo chiles ripen slowly from green to orange. The peppers can get over 6 inches in length and over an inch wide. They have a nice fruity flavor and good heat. The heat is close to a Cayenne pepper. They are often found dried in the Peruvian market but are great for grilling and stuffing since they are so large. If you grow in a container use 15 gallon and up because the plants will get over 6 foot tall and will have to be staked. The Aji Amarillo chile plants grow 4-5 feet tall.
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Growing Aji Amarillo from seed in the ground, in Hawaii. My 2 plants are producing peppers about 3-4 inches long - green ones turn yellow at about 3 inches. Question: Do they turn orange 3 - 4 months later after turning yellow?
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Update: the peppers I'm growing are not Amarillos. They are Aji Limon which turn yellow when ripe. Nice bright flavor with good heat. but these are not Aji
Amarillo. Seed package was labelled incorrectly.
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Once Aji Amarillo begin to fruit and the fruit start turning yellow, how much longer does it take until harvest? gboyer
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Refining Fire Chiles
Lindale, GA,
United States (Zone 10a)
Established in 2004
1.00
acres in production
