Pockmark Peach Peppers

The Pockmark Peach pepper is a cross between the Bhut Jolokia and the Pimenta De Neyde. There is also an Orange variant as well. It gets its name because of the blotches or marks that are blackish or purple over the underlying color of peach. And many times, the marks will go away with full ripening. The shapes of the pepper vary as it is not very consistent. You may get elongated type pods or round pods. The outer skin surface can vary from almost smooth to very bumpy. The Pockmark Peach chile heat level is close to Ghost pepper and the flavor is fruity with mild earthy tones. Some may say smoky. Peppers can range in size from a dime to a golfball depending on growing conditions. The Pockmark Peach chile plants are very productive and grow just over 4 feet tall.