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'Thai Dragon' Peppers

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Sub-Category: Hot
 
Description: Hybrid hot Asian type. Plants bear 3- to 4-inch by 1/2-inch, thin-walled, extra-hot, green fruit maturing red.
Days To Maturity: 75-75
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

, Apr 28, 2009
Reviewer: SPANKY from MA
DO YOU ENJOY SPRINTING FOR THE "THRONE" EVERY 5 MINUTES??? DO LIKE IT WHEN YOU'RE BUNG FEELS LIKE ITS ON FIRE??? DO YOU LIKE BLASTING OFF LIKE A TRUMPET IN PUBLIC PLACES DUE TOO INCREDIBLE UNRELENTING GAS PRESSURE IN YOU INTESTINES??? IF SO...YOU HAVE FOUND THE ULTIMATE HOT PEPPER.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

, Nov 01, 2007
Reviewer: Black Thumb from Saratoga County, NY
This pepper is exceptional. Great growth habit and easy to harvest. Produces abundant fruit with great flavor.

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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

, Oct 25, 2007
Reviewer: mrmcgregor from Cortland County, NY
If you like Thai food, you need to grow this pepper. It's easy to grow and, even better, it's easy to dry. Just yank the whole plant and hang it in a dark, dry place that will not freeze, and has plenty air circulation. After they have dtried out, they can be stored at room temp, and will last for years. They can be wicked hot, but if you don't want that, don't grow them.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

, Dec 04, 2006
Reviewer: pepperhead212 from NJ
One of my favorite peppers (though the last few sources gave me something else!). It is good green, red, and dried, and is one of the earliest and most productive types in my garden. It is inteterminate, having peppers of different sizes and colors all over the 2' tall plant throughout the season.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

, Jan 19, 2006
Reviewer: gammaneetz from MI
This pepper is fantastic if you like heat. Not only does it have the heat, it also has a nice balance of flavors. I have dried it with excellent results for use in stir fries and chili. I have even made a hot sauce with these as a component. Everyone raves about the sauce. I have noted no problems with this variety other that it's production...I have had to pull the plant early due to it's volume of peppers produced. I love it.

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