Re: [CH] Lemon Drop Question
Joan McCutcheon (joan@mccutcheon.com)
Thu, 07 Aug 2003 07:39:05 +0200
Risa, Beth,
Although I haven't grown Lemon Drop, this year in January, I made a trifle
with lemon drop (from Dewi) in the jelly for the Dhileheads. It was just a
delight to eat.
If you like I will post the recipe.
Here is a picture of it on Dewi's website. I made one with no heat and one
with.
http://www.chilechick.tmfweb.nl/photo155.htm
Kind Regards,
Joannie
At 20:39 06/08/2003 -0500, Beth wrote:
>Hello Ms. Risa:
>
>I'll pop out of my corner to talk about my beloved C. baccatum anytime.
>You are going to love the Lemon Drop!
>
>The Lemon Drop pod will grow erect and may become more pendent with
>size. It is a little wrinkled and kinda teardrop shaped.
>
>As far as your "possible". Check the open buds to see if there are any
>light tannish color spots on the corolla, or on the inside of the
>petals. Looking at your grow list, that's the on C baccatum you seem to
>be growing. So if there are spots, call it Lemon Drop.
>
>May you reap a bountiful harvest!
>
>Beth in Texas
>
>
>RisaG wrote:
> >
> > I have 1 definite Lemon Drop plant and one possible
> > (has no pods yet only flowers and buds). The one
> > definite plant has pods on it and they are growing
> > upward? Is that what Lemon Drop does as I never had
> > one plant germinate before this one and I have no
> > idea. It looks like Lemon Drop (it has that wrinkly
> > look). I am not growing any other chile that has a
> > wrinkled appearance.
> >
> > The others I am growing are...
> >
> > Guam Boonie
> > Stripe
> > Fish Pepper
> > Piquillo (I know this is a sweet pepper)
> > Orange Devil hab (I have 3 on the plant so far and
> > they are HUGE)
> > Orange Serrano
> > Orange Thai
> > Columbian (USDA packet - last seed)
> >
> > I definitely recognize the Orange Devil, the Fish
> > pepper, Stripe, and the Orange Thai. The Orange
> > Serrano doesn't have any pods yet, just flowers and
> > buds. The Columbian only has very large leaves and
> > some buds on it so far and it is about 10 inches tall.
> > So far. The Piquillo is in the patch and is a short
> > plant right now with some buds on it.
> >
> > Anyway, the Lemon Drop is the one I am questioning as
> > it is growing upwards, like Yatsafusa and Tabasco. So,
> > is it Lemon Drop and is it doing what it should??
> >
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> >
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Kind Regards,
Joan McCutcheon