Pepper Lesya is our sweet pepper of Ukrainian selection. For the first time it was brought by the Belous family from the village of Prisluch, which is located in the Khmelnytsky region. Many of us have come to love this pepper for its thick wall and delicious sweet, juicy taste! Lesya is a popular female given name in Ukraine. The breeder, perhaps in honor of some woman, decided to give the pepper a female name ...)
I think I’ve grown Corbachi over a decade ago.Gave some to a friend.our results were comperable - WAY too many seeds and very thin flesh. Neither of us waited for it to ripen to red. Never grew it again. Pretty sure that was the one. It was a nice pepper, if only the flesh were thicker and the seeds were fewer. Anyone else have a similar experience? If not, maybe I’m not remembering correctly. It was over a decade ago.
My favorite is the Chocolate Beauty. It has zero pepper taste/aftertaste. It doesn't even really taste like a pepper. Almost chocolate cherry. Have you tried that variety yet/before? I'm not really fond of peppers, so to get one that doesn't taste like a pepper was amazing.
This is my first video from you. I love your calm personality, your rich descriptions, and that our favorite pepper is the same! Shishito for the win…EVERY TIME! ❤️ Subscribed. 👍🏼
Nephew! Class at Pepper Universidad! Thanks for sharing! Auntie Ellen’s Whole Pepper Game is Raggedy right now😍😂😘. But I’m Coming Out Next Year! #facts 😂😂😂💜💜💜
I Love your Taste test, The Lesya Is very thick and Delicious.. She Didn't take very long to grow in my Zone, But I love them all..All of the Beautiful Color of RED, Lovely 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️
I'm surprised to see sweet peppers as thin as most of these. Good to know. The lesya ones look like the only ones with a hope of stuffing though, and the thick walls would do nicely for roasting too.
I just love the Jimmy Nardello sweet, Planning on adding more sweets to my garden next season. I have lots of hots that I love, but sometimes are a bit much, and I end up gifting a lot of them.
What’s up Turf?! I’m definitely with you on the shishito peppers 🌶 because those things are addictive and absolutely delicious 😋. I’ll have to try to grow the others you mentioned. -Calvin
Hello sir. Can you make a video about which of the sweet peppers were the easiest to grow, needed the least amount of space or what you make with them? I started a garden this year where i am stationed in Oklahoma and the only things that grew well were my peppers. So I want to lean into them next year
I love the shishito pepper 🌶 I add them to my Mongolian Beef and they are delicious 😋. You know 1 in 10 of them are hot but to me that's makes them interesting because you never know which one you're gonna get 😊. Great choice of peppers in your lineup.
Have you tried the Jimmy Nardello or the Brazilian Starfish pepper yet? Those 2 varieties are the sweetest I have tasted so far, if you have tried them how do they compare to the the ones your reviewing here? Thanks again for the helpful info as I am on the quest for the sweetest pepper around
I've really been enjoying gypsy peppers. Not necessarily super sweet, but still quite sweet for a light green colored pepper, and very early and productive, and very juicy/crunchy, without the bitterness of a dark green bell pepper. On a sweetness ranking, I'd say from the varieties I've grown this year Sweetest Jimmy Nardello Holy Italian Hatvani Eros Chocolate Cake Gypsy Sweet Banana Shepherd Orange You Sweet Least Sweet Orange You Sweet was a bit of a disappointment. Although it's early and productive, the taste is basically like a red bell pepper (ie kinda bland). Eros is Hungarian for strong/spicy, but so far, they are very mild, I can only barely detect the slightest bit of heavy if I chew on the seeds, and I don't have a particularly high heat tolerance. Not that that part of the world lacks any hot peppers, because I'm also growing a Transylvanian pepper called Targu Mures and it's almost as hot as a habanero. I've also been growing Aji Fantasy White and Roulette, which are hard to compare because it's such a different taste profile, but I really love those too. They have more of a fruity/floral fragrance than the anuum peppers. I've got others that I'm waiting to ripen still also - Corbaci, Aji Santa Cruz, Urfa Bider, Aji Sweet Rollo Yellow, Biquinho, Early CalWonder, St Croix and Datil Sweet. Hot peppers I've been growing are Time Bomb (a cherry variety), Jalapeno, Espelette, Targu Mures, Rocoto, Habanero and Tabasco
2:02 😅 You said shishito has a bit of heat to its sweetness. How would you rate that quality in the corbochi? You said the candycane is about 50% sweeter than orange bell, yet the LEAST sweet of the four tested here. Knowing what I know about the flavor of orange bells, that confuses Me a'lil, but I guess the best way to resolve that is to grow some. It probably also doesn't help that I haveNOT tasted these to be ABLE TO use the orange bell's sweetness in comparison. 😏
Sorry to confuse you. I was going off of what I preferred while trying to give common examples. I didn't rank the my favorite because of the sweetness rather than the complexity of the pepper itself.
Pepper Lesya is our sweet pepper of Ukrainian selection. For the first time it was brought by the Belous family from the village of Prisluch, which is located in the Khmelnytsky region. Many of us have come to love this pepper for its thick wall and delicious sweet, juicy taste! Lesya is a popular female given name in Ukraine. The breeder, perhaps in honor of some woman, decided to give the pepper a female name ...)
I think I’ve grown Corbachi over a decade ago.Gave some to a friend.our results were comperable - WAY too many seeds and very thin flesh. Neither of us waited for it to ripen to red. Never grew it again.
Pretty sure that was the one. It was a nice pepper, if only the flesh were thicker and the seeds were fewer.
Anyone else have a similar experience? If not, maybe I’m not remembering correctly. It was over a decade ago.
The Lesya pepper is beautiful!
Excellent commentary with the taste testing. It made selecting a new pepper variety to grow much easier; just what I was looking for. Well done!
Glad you enjoyed it!
My favorite is the Chocolate Beauty. It has zero pepper taste/aftertaste. It doesn't even really taste like a pepper. Almost chocolate cherry. Have you tried that variety yet/before? I'm not really fond of peppers, so to get one that doesn't taste like a pepper was amazing.
YoTURF! 👊🏽 Next season I will be growing way more varieties of sweet peppers 🌶
This is my first video from you. I love your calm personality, your rich descriptions, and that our favorite pepper is the same! Shishito for the win…EVERY TIME! ❤️
Subscribed. 👍🏼
Thank you!
All 4 are growing in my garden BUUUUUTTTTT....they are 3 years old 😊
Great review🌶! I had no idea that the Lesya pepper would get that big!
Lesyas have the thickest wall and wow did they produce!
Thanks for the heads up Turf. I appreciate you. Have a wonderful day
I just sold out on my Mango habenero sauce! I used just regular chilli peppers. I'm going to try growing those peppers! Thank you for this video 😋🌶️🙌🏾
Nephew! Class at Pepper Universidad! Thanks for sharing! Auntie Ellen’s Whole Pepper Game is Raggedy right now😍😂😘. But I’m Coming Out Next Year! #facts 😂😂😂💜💜💜
I like your review. You were very helpful.
Glad to help!
Nice, Turf I need all four 🥰 Candy Cane and Lesya Sweet Pepper looks like a Great grilling pepper! 💚😍
Great video--love to see you giving non-bell sweet peppers some attention. Shishito is supposed to be the easiest to grow, as well.
Thanks for watching ❤️🌱
I Love your Taste test, The Lesya Is very thick and Delicious.. She Didn't take very long to grow in my Zone, But I love them all..All of the Beautiful Color of RED, Lovely 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️
Thanks for sharing such a great video! Corbaci is my favourite too
Great review, I. Going to try that sishito 🌶
Beautiful peppers
Those peppers look good! Another great video...We Workin' 💪🏾🌱
Thanks for sharing 👍😊
Just left Lead farmer so I'm checking you out. Likes the way you test tasted those peppers.
Great information my man 💪🏾Just subscribed👍🏾
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im on it . i got the candy cane one .That Cobaci got me rubbing my hands like Broke .lol
😂😂😂 I'll send you some!
Loved the video bro! I’ll definitely be starting some of these in December!!
Hey Turf those all are some great peppers 🌶 I’ll be trying a few next year 👍🏾
I'm surprised to see sweet peppers as thin as most of these. Good to know. The lesya ones look like the only ones with a hope of stuffing though, and the thick walls would do nicely for roasting too.
Thanks for trying them out for us. Kinda of like a guide to pepper, lol!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Just got the Shishito and the Jimmy Nardello. Can't wait to try em
Nice pepper selection...
Great work btw. Been growing peppers a lot for the last three years. Will definitely add these to my next garden
Why are you feeding my seed addiction Turf?!!! Imabotta🤣🤣🤣🤣
Awesome review, Turf. We have all those and definitely agree with you.
Jimmy Nardello is my favorite so far
I just love the Jimmy Nardello sweet, Planning on adding more sweets to my garden next season. I have lots of hots that I love, but sometimes are a bit much, and I end up gifting a lot of them.
Love shishito - heat is rare and random. Love Lesya but really like heirloom Pimento. these on a grill cannot be beat.
Lesya and candy cane definitely on list for next year, great video!!!
Thank you! Love that you do taste tests and comparisons! Love shishito so will try the sweet ones and the corbaci!
Just ate my first Candy Cane as I’m watching this video👍🏾 my Corbaci plant ain’t rip yet I’ll give it a week or so.
Thanks bro, you just made me order some corbaci seeds.
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What’s up Turf?! I’m definitely with you on the shishito peppers 🌶 because those things are addictive and absolutely delicious 😋. I’ll have to try to grow the others you mentioned.
-Calvin
Nice taste test. I have to find the candy cane pepper seeds now! I saw you sold out already!
Pretty peppers
Vreat video!
where do you buy your seeds? mygreathanks and blessings
Hello sir. Can you make a video about which of the sweet peppers were the easiest to grow, needed the least amount of space or what you make with them? I started a garden this year where i am stationed in Oklahoma and the only things that grew well were my peppers. So I want to lean into them next year
I'd recommend eccoyou grow the corbaci or sweet shishito peppers. Compact plants that don't need much attention.
@@TurfTherapy i bought shishito seeds today! I will look up corbaci!
Like. I will grow the three. The candy cane is a hybrid correct? Thanks for the taste test 👍🏾
Great Video !! Good Information!! We will be trying all 4 next year. Are you selling any of the seeds? Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your day
Yes and yes! Thanks for swinging by fam!
I love the shishito pepper 🌶 I add them to my Mongolian Beef and they are delicious 😋. You know 1 in 10 of them are hot but to me that's makes them interesting because you never know which one you're gonna get 😊. Great choice of peppers in your lineup.
I think my shishito seeds were not pure, because their shape was a little off, AND all of them were hot!
That big pepper would be great grilled I think!
Thanks for sharing
Lesya-meaty thickness. Please don’t get me started on this one. 😂
Thanks for the recommendations!
Nice peppers
I tried the Lesya this year, she turned red on the vine. I put them in a brown bag to turn red.
Cool, how was it?
@@TurfTherapy They were good
Is sweet shishito just a green shishito that's been allowed to ripen red? Or is it a distinct variety of shishito pepper?
Have you tried the Jimmy Nardello or the Brazilian Starfish pepper yet? Those 2 varieties are the sweetest I have tasted so far, if you have tried them how do they compare to the the ones your reviewing here? Thanks again for the helpful info as I am on the quest for the sweetest pepper around
Not yet but now they are on my list! Thanks for watching.
Are these planted in the fall?
Thanks I'm gonna find those seeds.
I've really been enjoying gypsy peppers. Not necessarily super sweet, but still quite sweet for a light green colored pepper, and very early and productive, and very juicy/crunchy, without the bitterness of a dark green bell pepper.
On a sweetness ranking, I'd say from the varieties I've grown this year
Sweetest
Jimmy Nardello
Holy Italian
Hatvani Eros
Chocolate Cake
Gypsy
Sweet Banana
Shepherd
Orange You Sweet
Least Sweet
Orange You Sweet was a bit of a disappointment. Although it's early and productive, the taste is basically like a red bell pepper (ie kinda bland).
Eros is Hungarian for strong/spicy, but so far, they are very mild, I can only barely detect the slightest bit of heavy if I chew on the seeds, and I don't have a particularly high heat tolerance. Not that that part of the world lacks any hot peppers, because I'm also growing a Transylvanian pepper called Targu Mures and it's almost as hot as a habanero.
I've also been growing Aji Fantasy White and Roulette, which are hard to compare because it's such a different taste profile, but I really love those too. They have more of a fruity/floral fragrance than the anuum peppers.
I've got others that I'm waiting to ripen still also - Corbaci, Aji Santa Cruz, Urfa Bider, Aji Sweet Rollo Yellow, Biquinho, Early CalWonder, St Croix and Datil Sweet.
Hot peppers I've been growing are Time Bomb (a cherry variety), Jalapeno, Espelette, Targu Mures, Rocoto, Habanero and Tabasco
When are you going to go live?
Lesya yassss 🌶 Now I know what Shishito yeah!!! #SweetHeat
You want sweet, try the Antep Acid Dolma. Probably one of the best sweets out there.
Nice. I have to add that to the list!
@@TurfTherapy it is Aci not acid. Damn spell check. Oh ya, they have a little bit of heat, usually less than a jalapeno.
I love peppers 🌋😰
2:02 😅
You said shishito has a bit of heat to its sweetness. How would you rate that quality in the corbochi?
You said the candycane is about 50% sweeter than orange bell, yet the LEAST sweet of the four tested here. Knowing what I know about the flavor of orange bells, that confuses Me a'lil, but I guess the best way to resolve that is to grow some. It probably also doesn't help that I haveNOT tasted these to be ABLE TO use the orange bell's sweetness in comparison. 😏
Sorry to confuse you. I was going off of what I preferred while trying to give common examples. I didn't rank the my favorite because of the sweetness rather than the complexity of the pepper itself.
Ok I need seeds for Corbaci 🌶
No Jimmy Nardello? I like it more than Corbaci.
There good with spicy hummus
Which ones? All of them probably 😆🤣
'She's thick and sweet' 😍
You have the peppers and send me the sugarcane please
The majority of the flavors are closer to the stem
Eating a shishito raw is a waste. It's the ultimate stir fry or roasting pepper.
any body from lead 73
Quit torturing me😮😊😅😂🎉 f j b 😊
Beautiful peppers