BIG SHOW OFF: Photos of Your Hybrids!

Hirnsausen · Nov 27, 2016

Regular peppers are nice, but sooo common! Hybrids, on the other side, are real pioneers, and they can be surprising and exciting, full of unexpected things! Feel free in this thread to show off your hybrids! Post photos of them, and please also tell us what our tired eyes are seeing there! :-)

alkhall · Nov 27, 2016

OK.

I am attempting to grow out and fully stabilize this pepper.

It began with an accidental cross between an already crossed pepper, Yellow 7-Pot and King Naga, and a browm mutation of the normally red Trindad Large Scorpion.

These pictures are the second year of growing.

96strat · Nov 27, 2016

This is a unidentified reaper cross but could be a scorpion. When Peter said no cap cramps and very hot. That would be one to keep growing next year.

MarcV · Nov 27, 2016

Those look beautiful!

alkhall said:
OK.

I am attempting to grow out and fully stabilize this pepper.

It began with an accidental cross between an already crossed pepper, Yellow 7-Pot and King Naga, and a browm mutation of the normally red Trindad Large Scorpion.

These pictures are the second year of growing.

Hirnsausen · Nov 27, 2016

Amazing, so far! Big thanks, both of you! Looking for more to come.

The_NorthEast_ChileMan · Nov 27, 2016

alkhall said:
It began with an accidental cross between an already crossed pepper, Yellow 7-Pot and King Naga, and a browm mutation of the normally red Trindad Large Scorpion.

These pictures are the second year of growing.

`Nice cross, compact plant - great production - unique pod/color combination.

alkhall · Nov 27, 2016

The_NorthEast_ChileMan said:
`Nice cross, compact plant - great production - unique pod/color combination.

Thanks.

The clay pot actually had two plants in it, and I was surprised at the amount of pods they produced for the size of the plants.

I had two more of them (the third pic) in my raised bed that were over five feet in height.

The_NorthEast_ChileMan · Nov 27, 2016

alkhall said:
Thanks.

The clay pot actually had two plants in it, and I was surprised at the amount of pods they produced for the size of the plants.

I had two more of them (the third pic) in my raised bed that were over five feet in height.

So in a pot it's compact and productive & in the ground it's a beast and productive?

Sounds like a winner to me! Keep-on keepin'-on the grow out!

D3monic · Nov 27, 2016

Aji Painapple (aji pineapple x butch T yellow)

D3 Goat ( bahamian goat x butch t yellow)

El scorponero ( Carbonero x butch t yellow)

Multiple phenos of Aji Inti ( lemon drop x inca berry)

2 phenos of 7pot burgundy x cgn -21500

Devils prick ( paper lantern hab x butch t yellow)

Aji amarillo x carribean red habanero

austin87 · Nov 27, 2016

D3monic said:
Aji Painapple (aji pineapple x butch T yellow)

D3 Goat ( bahamian goat x butch t yellow)

El scorponero ( Carbonero x butch t yellow)

Multiple phenos of Aji Inti ( lemon drop x inca berry)

2 phenos of 7pot burgundy x cgn -21500

Devils prick ( paper lantern hab x butch t yellow)

Aji amarillo x carribean red habanero

I noticed you have crossed several peppers with Butch T Yellow - is that your favorite pepper?

Love your crosses, too. They look amazing.

alkhall · Nov 27, 2016

D3monic certainly has some interesting crosses.

D3monic · Nov 27, 2016

austin87 said:
I noticed you have crossed several peppers with Butch T Yellow - is that your favorite pepper?

Love your crosses, too. They look amazing.

I like it a lot but if anything the pollen I collected from it was very potent. Of all the different crosses I tried the ones with the butch t are the ones that took.

LuckyLuke · Nov 28, 2016

Dorset Naga x Habanero Red (unintentional pollination)

Hirnsausen · Nov 29, 2016

Amazing hybrids! It was a good idea, to start this thread! I saw already some crazy hybrids at the X-CHILIES on Facebook, but here are some hybrids I never saw before! Wow!

Are there more wicked hybrids out there? Doesn't need to be crosses between super-hots only. I wouldlove to see crosses of ANY chili variety, even with the fleshy, thick-walled sweet red bell pepper! Flavor matters!

jeff84 · Nov 29, 2016

austin, have you decided which of the different phenotypes you will be continueing? or do you plan on using them all to make f2, then start the selection proccess?

in particular to this

Multiple phenos of Aji Inti ( lemon drop x inca berry)

D3monic · Nov 29, 2016

jeff84 said:
austin, have you decided which of the different phenotypes you will be continueing? or do you plan on using them all to make f2, then start the selection proccess?

in particular to this

Multiple phenos of Aji Inti ( lemon drop x inca berry)

The long pheno of aji inti was the best tasting of the bunch and that was the one I selected to cary into f3.

F3 is currently being grown out in New Zealand, he will send me the best from those so I can grow out f4 this next season

Hirnsausen · Nov 29, 2016

Seems I am lucky to live in the tropical part of Jamaica! Within one year, I can grow here up to four plant generations! The reason is, that this region here, especially so close to the rainforest between the mountains, knows no winter. And chili plants prosper here like crazy. :-)

D3monic, I sent you a PM. Did you receive it?

SpeakPolish · Aug 29, 2018

Lets pour some new life into this thread

Orekoc · Aug 29, 2018

Mea Culpa for all the likes on this thread, didn't realize it was an old one revived.

I'll be in the corner for the rest of the evening. :mope:

Hirnsausen · Aug 30, 2018

Yes, it is an old thread but the topic is truly timeless! Each month, there are many new amazing hybrids worldwide!

BIG SHOW OFF: Photos of Your Hybrids!

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