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Wow, those peppers have really nice colors. Also, do the seeds grow?
Also, i've linked this website that explains food irradiation. It is from the australian government.
Now, I wonder if you can do this in your microwave somehow... should be interesting
Also, i've linked this website that explains food irradiation. It is from the australian government.
Now, I wonder if you can do this in your microwave somehow... should be interesting
Wasn't the Hulk radiated with ´gamma rays, careful they don't jump out and rip your head off
Diabolus said:
Pshhh! Organic is so subjective nowadays
Technically, they could be considered organic if he didn't use chemical fertilizers. When food is irradiated, it doesn't touch the source so there is no Cobalt-60 on the peppers (Thankfully!).
Also, Irradiating food only genetically modifies it by unwinding the dna helicesand messing up the order of the bases
Yep yep yep...I'll take some too if theres any going!!!!!
I like the variety of shapes on that plant. And red and brown on the same pod? Far out.
I love new varities. Can I be your friend? I want.
Mucho Gusto Vato.
I love new varities. Can I be your friend? I want.
Mucho Gusto Vato.
Awesome looking pods. I love the pic of the giant pepper. 
That is true to size is it?
That is true to size is it? Hi Yanick,
Have you tasted them yet?
Have you tasted them yet?
Interestin that the IncredibleHulk-rays give hotter peppers. Better tasting too?
And the radiation only affects the heat and the taste? If I only had some BS-rays for my 7pods with three cotydelons, that would absolutelly give me the huge crops of the best tasting hottest peppers! No risk of other mutations. Or cancer.
And the radiation only affects the heat and the taste? If I only had some BS-rays for my 7pods with three cotydelons, that would absolutelly give me the huge crops of the best tasting hottest peppers! No risk of other mutations. Or cancer.
Gorgeous pods. I dont' see any seeds being offered. lol.
Chris
Chris
Are 20 hybrid plants, the half are: jolokia (caribbean red x chocolate / mutant) and (caribbean red x chocolate / mutant) x jolokia. (last photos) Are not the same.
In the mutations as in the genetics the beautiful thing it is that really does not know that you get at the end, only is selected the wished caracteristics and rejecting those not wished.
"the hybridisation have to be considered an beautiful art".
They are unstable genetically like variety at this moment, exist 3 general variaritions:
1. the first group with a color purple like an habanero chocolate at the begining. (as the last photos).
2. a group with a caribbean red caracteristics
3. and the third similar a jolokia, but a long form.
The line with that I am going to follow is first, since it has the typical of all practically, its flavor is really very intense and strong, and the sharp thing is truly unreal.
I haven´t offered seeds yet; because they are unstable genetically at this moment surely they return to the typical caracteristics of the parents. and my objective is a new world-wide record. as soon I have my world-wide title I will begin to offer seeds.
Yanick
In the mutations as in the genetics the beautiful thing it is that really does not know that you get at the end, only is selected the wished caracteristics and rejecting those not wished.
"the hybridisation have to be considered an beautiful art".
They are unstable genetically like variety at this moment, exist 3 general variaritions:
1. the first group with a color purple like an habanero chocolate at the begining. (as the last photos).
2. a group with a caribbean red caracteristics
3. and the third similar a jolokia, but a long form.
The line with that I am going to follow is first, since it has the typical of all practically, its flavor is really very intense and strong, and the sharp thing is truly unreal.
I haven´t offered seeds yet; because they are unstable genetically at this moment surely they return to the typical caracteristics of the parents. and my objective is a new world-wide record. as soon I have my world-wide title I will begin to offer seeds.
Yanick
Hello Yanick
I also am very interested in Genetics and inheritance, but I know very well about Parrots, I do not know of the characteristics of inheritance with Chilli, ie what is dominant, co-dominant and recessive in certain chilli species etc etc, when crossing certain types..... could you or anyone suggest some good reading about plant breeding?
I also am very interested in Genetics and inheritance, but I know very well about Parrots, I do not know of the characteristics of inheritance with Chilli, ie what is dominant, co-dominant and recessive in certain chilli species etc etc, when crossing certain types..... could you or anyone suggest some good reading about plant breeding?
Heres some interesting literature on Useful Mutants, Bred With Radiation:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/28/science/28crop.html?_r=1&8dpc=&pagewanted=all
"The method was discovered some 80 years ago when Lewis J. Stadler of the University of Missouri used X-rays to zap barley seeds. The resulting plants were white, yellow, pale yellow and some had white stripes — nothing of any practical value." However............
I might go and have a few xrays with the seeds
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/28/science/28crop.html?_r=1&8dpc=&pagewanted=all
"The method was discovered some 80 years ago when Lewis J. Stadler of the University of Missouri used X-rays to zap barley seeds. The resulting plants were white, yellow, pale yellow and some had white stripes — nothing of any practical value." However............
I might go and have a few xrays with the seeds