[CH] Aji Yellow (c. baccatum)

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Is this the aji  so popular in Peru?

I hope to grow it next year as well as the hotter Peruvian Aji Ricoto.


<< From: "James Robertson" <jrr@optushome.com.au>
Subject: Re:  [CH] Best Non-RED Chiles? Opinions

I really like the flavour of my Aji Yellow (c. baccatum)  Starts life with a
pale lime green colour (and tastes pretty good even then, but milder) and
matures to a orange yellow, quite hot, and delicious.
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