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I tried with a small number of flowers (annuum as female) but with no success. But I will try it again next year at a larger extend, if time and space will allow me.

Thank to suggestion I had from one of the contributors to this topic, I grew this season some Serrano varieties and I'm seeing now they have soft flesh, especially TAM Serrano Hidalgo. Thanks.

You can also have a look at this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM9porsseQo Good luck

Actually you're wrong. Any population generated from a cross between two different parents is called F1 (Filial1 so first offsprings), regardless the genetics of the respective parents. BUT it is true that the F1 will be uniform only if the parents are homozygous and no cross-overs, deletions or...

Thanks for information. I am preparing now some seedlings of Serrano Tampiqueno for 2012 growing season (first time Serranos for me) and I will have a closer look in summer. Best regards

I did also purchase seeds of tomatoes, eggplants and chile peppers from premier_seeds_direct and I am pleased with them: fast delivery, more seeds than advertised, very good germination and more important - all varieties were true-to-type 90-100%, which is more than expected in big commercial...

Almapaprika (Hungarian Apple) is well suited to pickling. You can also stuff it with cheese, cauliflower or other things.

There are detailed agronomical descriptions of the Hungarian paprika varieties developed at Kalocska and Szeged (two former state agricultural research stations, now grouped as a private company) on the web site I listed in the previous reply. From the culinary point of view - I don't know.

Here is the company which develops most of the Hungarian paprika type peppers, including de ones you are looking for. Try contact them by e-mail and maybe they will send you seeds. Fűszerpaprika Kutató-Fejlesztő Nonprofit Közhasznú Kft. Let me know if they can ship you seeds in USA, otherwise I...

I can send you Kalocscai V2 and Szegedi 20. Seeds are from a commercial seed suplier (ZKI Hungary) and treated with TMTD. Is that ok for you ? PM me your address and I will ship it after Holidays. Seeds will come in the original package (around 100 seeds per pack). I would like from you only...

For those of you interested in this subject, here they are some additional references Differences of capsaicinoids content in pericarp and paste of soft-flesh Capsicum spp. fruit Soft-flesh fruits of Capsicum frutescens L. as the raw material for processing Capsaicinoid content of soft-flesh...

If I will find no annuum varieties with this trait, I will cross Tabasco x annuum to look for a possible introgression of it into annuum. But I remember I had some years ago an accession from the German genebank with this "soft flesh" but I didn't pay attention at that time and now I can't...

No, actually the soft flesh is not correlated with thickness of fruit's wall, and occurs in the moment when pods ripen, not over-ripen. It is a normal process of breaking down the fruit wall, for an easier seed dispersal. Placenta is also soft. The best example is Tabasco. A number of tomato...

Hy everybody. I am looking for chile peppers varieties expressing the " soft flesh" character, for a student project about expression and inheritance of this trait in Capsicum annuum. I was looking around about it and found almost no information. I know tabasco has soft flesh but I am mostly...

There is a topic SEED SAVING!!!! in Hot Peppers/Growing Hot Peppers where I detalied how I do it. You can have a look Best regards, Adrian

Thanks. But anyway, how can I post the pictures directly from Flickr ?

Here is some additional information at WildChilli.EU about Wiri Wiri from Guyana "MariWiri" from Guyana Seeing the distinct constriction between peduncle and calyx makes it chinense for me, without any doubt.

Can you help me posting the pictures from my Flickr photostream ?

Here you can find some other pieces of literature about this subject Cytogenetic studies on the interspecific hybrid Capsicum baccatum L. x C. frutescens L. and its progeny Unilateral Incompatibility in Capsicum (Solanaceae): Occurrence and Taxonomic Distribution Have a good reading.

Hy Kuret. I see this topic is from August last year, but, as I am really interested in C.chinense x C.frutescens crosses, I would like to ask you some additional questions to clarify the problem somehow. Maybe you have some other pictures or even offsprings of the hybrid plant. So will be useful...