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does anyone have a Pic +info on AJI LIANERO??

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CAN ANYONE HELP??
 
just got a bunch of seeds from a few differeant people and cant remember who i got the AJI LIANERO seeds from??
i cant seem to find anything on this species??
thanks your friend Joe
 
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what i can get from the name itself it could be named after Venisualan or columbian herdsman"
 
thats what a "Lianero" is and they were herdsman indiginous to the "Llanos" region of Southern Columbia and northern Venisuala
got this from Wikipedia
so its possable that this Aji comes from there because the  "ERO" at the end of the name mean from
i think its named more for the region than the herdsman,just like HABANERO is supposed to mean FROM HAVANA
is there anything else any may have on this one?? let me know
 
thanks your friend JOE
 
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My first thought was Aji Limon x Habanero and it sounded cool so I clicked. Might explain why it's been tough to get info? Either way the above sounds like a sweet and flavourful cross!
 
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Ascool said:
Trade Winds fruit sells them.
http://www.tradewindsfruit.com/aji-llanero-pepper-seeds
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Thanks for the find.
 
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Cool looking pods, bumpy up top, and smooth + ribbed and 4 lobes at the bottom.
 
Mild heat ones are rare too, i may pick this one up.
 
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Huuum, looks like I will have to buy a few seeds of it to try out, I grow a lot of sweet to very mild peppers, mostly annuums and baccatums and one sweet chinescens and I want to expand out on them adding more Baccatums and Chinescens, would love a sweet frutescens if there is on.
Sorry Joe didn't mean to hijack your post.
 
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