Looks cool, I wonder if it is better adapted to cooler growing temps, being from Korea?

Googled "Korean king pepper" and a result I found was a page for a Chinese seed producer. Their Chinese name for this variety translates to "Korean sky-facing king", "sky-facing" being the same phrase that is transliterated as "chao tian jiao" for the name of the Chinese hot pepper variety.

I wonder if this is more similar to the Japanese "hot claw" variety, or the Chinese "chao tian jiao" which both have mirasol fruit, but different eating properties I think.

Boy, is it loaded!!

man for the life of me, that looks just like a Labuyo.

looks alot like my PIRI PIRI (aka African devil)

and yes its load just like mine was nice plant

thanks joe

This bad boy is awesome. I returned from deployment and all but this one and a new Caribbean Pepper sprout survived. I even remembered to take a picture of it before harvesting the peppers.

I didn�t grow this from seed, so the pot said "Korean King Pepper". Wish I had snapped a photo of the potted pepper.

Any woo, that�s what it�s called until I find a better description.

If you click on the picture it will show full size.

Here is a link that might be useful: In the Pacific we have Peppers - Blog