Lemon Drop (PI 315024)

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Lemon Drop (PI 315024)
Classification C. baccatum
Type aji
Fruit color yellow
Fruit shape conical, long, slim
Fruit size small
Heat level medium
Scoville Heat Units (SHU) 15,000-30,000
Maturity midseason
Variety type open-pollinated
Country Peru


History

  • Originated in Peru.
  • First offered in the Seed Savers 1993 Yearbook by Dorothy Noble of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania (PA NO D), who got the seeds from USDA.
  • Please note that Lemon Drop (USDA, PI 315024 (Peru)) is sometimes classified as C. chinense, and other times as C. baccatum. I believe the chinense designation is coming from the USDA where the seeds originated from for many North American growers. The best way to differentiate between chinense and baccatum species is by petals color - baccatums have greenish-yellow speckles on petals, and chinense peppers do not.
  • United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), PI 315024. Collected from Peru and donated to the USDA in 1966 from University of California.



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Year Commercial Vendors Seed Savers Yearbook (Member listings) Seeds of Diversity (Member listings)
2015 . .
2014 Tomato Growers Supply - new
. .
2013 Pepper Gal
3 .
2012 3 + 1 (as Aji Limon) +3 (as Aji Limo) .
2011 3 .
2010 1 .
2009 3 + 3 (as Aji Limo) .
2008 2 .

Facts about Lemon Drop (PI 315024)RDF feed
AltNamePeru Yellow +, Aji Limon +, Hot Lemon + and Aji Limo +
CountryPeru +
Heat levelmedium +
History* Originated in Peru.
  • First offered in t * Originated in Peru.
  • First offered in the Seed Savers 1993 Yearbook by Dorothy Noble of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania (PA NO D), who got the seeds from USDA.
  • Please note that Lemon Drop (USDA, PI 315024 (Peru)) is sometimes classified as C. chinense, and other times as C. baccatum. I believe the chinense designation is coming from the USDA where the seeds originated from for many North American growers. The best way to differentiate between chinense and baccatum species is by petals color - baccatums have greenish-yellow speckles on petals, and chinense peppers do not.
  • United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), PI 315024. Collected from Peru and donated to the USDA in 1966 from University of California. SDA in 1966 from University of California.
Maturitymidseason +
Pepper ClassificationC. baccatum +
Pepper fruit coloryellow +
Pepper fruit shapeconical +, long + and slim +
Pepper fruit sizesmall +
Pepper typeaji +
Scoville Heat Units (SHU)15,000-30,000 +
USDAPI 315024 +
USDA linkhttp://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/acc/display.pl?1235133 +
Variety typeopen-pollinated +
VendorTomato Growers Supply + and Pepper Gal +
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