Yellow Adjoema

[MrArboc 0]

I have no idea if this is in the right place, by I'll give it a go...

 

I picked up a couple of chiles at the local supermarket yesterday - they where labeled Yellow Adjoema but I can't find any information about them, and I suspect that it is a cross.

 

 

Chinense for sure, but has anyone any more information?

[nipotastro 1,344]

it's looks like madame jeanette,

 

searching for madame jeanette i found this:

 

http://www.adjoema.net/adjoema/

[MrArboc 0]

it's looks like madame jeanette,

 

searching for madame jeanette i found this:

 

http://www.adjoema.net/adjoema/

 

That could be it - thanks!

[Lonewolf 18,106]

My Madame Jeannette looks quite different ... but I'm not sure mine are the right ones.

 

Just to add some confusion, I'm growing other varieties similar: Chili goronong and Long Yellow Pear Shaped Chinense ... both produce pods twisted that way.

[nipotastro 1,344]

they are not the same variety, but are similar... in the link there is a compare

[MrArboc 0]

I guess I'll just call them Yellow Adjoema if I decide to plant some of the seeds.

[MrArboc 0]

I might have found it:

 

Aji Umba Yellow

[Piccantilly 15]

But your pod is twisted

[Lonewolf 18,106]

Here my version of Madame Jeannette, immature (not sure it's the right one)

 

 

These look more similar to MrArboc's pod

 

Chili goronong

 

 

Long yellow pear shaped chinense (small pod)

 

[MrArboc 0]

But your pod is twisted

 

Most of the pods at the store weren't, I just picked a couple of the cool looking ones. Anyway, pods don't always look like the pictures:)

[MrArboc 0]

Here is more: http://www.semillas.de/cgi-bin/shop/shop.c...d=4877929.11476

 

"Wird dort auch Ojemma oder Adjumba genannt."

[nipotastro 1,344]

"Wird dort auch Ojemma oder Adjumba genannt."

 

also known as Ojemma or Adjumba

 

conosciuto anche come Ojemma o Adjumba