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    chinense Goat/Choc Bhut F2 hybrids

    Thanks guys!    Jubnat, to answer your question: I grew 2 x F1 plants last year and got F2 seeds from peppers from hand pollinated flowers.    Very nice peppers, D3monic! Yep, the pale pink one has the better flavour of the two.    Here's a couple of pics of the most prolific plant, very pale...
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    chinense Goat/Choc Bhut F2 hybrids

    This is a long term project with the (probably futile but still fun) goal of improving upon the best tasting and looking pepper to my taste - the Bahamian Goat.  Lots of interesting variations with this F2 set of around 25 plants. Most produce red peppers of various sizes and shapes, but a pic...
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    striped peppers

    Hi SR, flavour is OK, typical annuum, some sweetness but not too much. No bitterness. It's on the hotter end of the spectrum for annuums, but not in the same league as chinenses. Very few seeds:     Sorry about the quality of this photo. The white background doesn't do justice to the striping...
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    striped peppers

    Hey folks, I hope that you're all enjoying the holidays. Long time member and grower but no messages for a while... but I got something interesting for you.   I started with Joe E Parker and Chinese 5 colour. Got the F1 hybrid easily, then from there it has been hand pollination with pollen the...
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    heat Hottest Pepper in the World Hype

    He's using NMR spectroscopy as an analytical method to estimate SHU.
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    harvesting rocoto/manzano harvest time in Australia

    Hi Van,  Most of my seeds come from Semillas (http://www.semillas.de/shop_en/index.html), Judy (http://pepperlover.com) and Grant (http://junglerain.com.au), all of whom will post seeds to you. Other seed suppliers are discussed in the Vendor Vault...
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    overwintering Winter-Summer in OZ "Comparison" / Aussie Blabberers

    Picked a few more this morning.    White bhut (PL)   White 7 pot (PL)   Peach bhut (PL)   Here is this morning's harvest for a colour comparison. Top left to bottom right: white bhut, yellow Moruga, white 7 pot, yellow bhut, peach bhut.  The Moruga looks orange and the 7 pot is pale yellow...
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    chinense White Bhut Jolokia

    Fresh picked this morning! Perhaps cream or ivory, rather than white.
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    chinense White Bhut Jolokia

    We grew Judy's white bhut and it looks as advertised here but with one exception:    http://pepperlover.com/pepper-seeds/heal-leve/world-hottest/white-bhut-jolokia-detail   As Judy says, it is very productive, and branches break under weight of fruit. It is a smooth skinned variety and looks...
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    Have you ever seen leaves like these on a pepper?

    Sounds interesting. I will try to clone some cuttings. What are the chances of the mutation being carried in seeds grown from peppers in the affected branch?
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    overwintering Winter-Summer in OZ "Comparison" / Aussie Blabberers

    Thanks Geeme! Lots more pods ripening on the plant. Great pics. Very picturesque with the snow.
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    Bahamian goat pepper origin theory

    Yep, it's one of the best. Have 6 plants this year, and lots of crosses for next year!
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    Yellow Primo ?

    Here are some observations from my glog: http://thehotpepper.com/topic/51814-aussies-2014-2015/?p=1111740
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    The Spiciest Chili Peppers on Earth

    Shouldn't the Douglah be brown?
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    overwintering Winter-Summer in OZ "Comparison" / Aussie Blabberers

    Picked a few more this morning from overwintered plants that were put in ground for the summer. The plants that produced these peppers are the same age (seed planted Aug 2014 2013) and have been grown under the same conditions. From taste tests these are among the hottest that we grow. I will...
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    overwintering Winter-Summer in OZ "Comparison" / Aussie Blabberers

    Thanks Micca! I have a Douglah plant growing now. Once I have enough peppers, I will test them.
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    chinense capasaicin analysis: Bahamian goat, yellow bhut and chocolate bhut

    Thanks for your comments and feedback.     Check out my grow list... I will get through as many as I can!       I agree. We've also noticed big variations in heat level from different peppers from this plant.      We use a tenth to a fifth of a gram for each individual analysis. The tested...
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    chinense capasaicin analysis: Bahamian goat, yellow bhut and chocolate bhut

    Hi Ferby. A graduate student in my research team developed and performed a simple spectroscopic analysis (1H NMR) with an internal standard for calibration. The error is less than 5%. Here is another earlier thread with some spectra of capsaicinoids from fresh peppers...
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