C. galapagonese sprout

Gilthefish · Jan 27, 2018

Any chance either of these could be a galapagonese sprout? The first one hooked at 5 days and i had a 60% germ rate by day 6. The second one popped after 7 days and is the only one of 6 to pop so far. They are either a C galapagonese, yellow hab, or bahamian goat. Thanks

exhibit A

exhibit B

stc3248 · Jan 27, 2018

None of them look like it, but it is hard to tell. Gala sprouts are fuzzy and have very small coty leaves.

Edmick · Jan 27, 2018

I think it's still to early to tell

Pr0digal_son · Jan 27, 2018

Lack of hair,germ rates and times make me go against those being galapagoense.

Edmick · Jan 27, 2018

Where did you get the galapagoense seeds? Are you sure they're legit?

Gilthefish · Jan 28, 2018

Gottem from atlantic pepper seeds. The website is http://pepperseeds.ca/. The seeds looked like regular pepper seeds but quite small. The website seems legit but this is my first time ordering from them.

SpeakPolish · Jul 9, 2018

Any update

The_NorthEast_ChileMan · Jul 9, 2018

SpeakPolish said:
Any update

As a newbee may I offer a suggestion? Anytime you find an older thread you have an inquiry about make sure you check the OP's profile for participation, see below, the OP (Original Poster) hasn't been around since Mid-May.

orrevs · Jul 10, 2018

The_NorthEast_ChileMan said:
As a newbee may I offer a suggestion? Anytime you find an older thread you have an inquiry about make sure you check the OP's profile for participation, see below, the OP (Original Poster) hasn't been around since Mid-May.

What if he just to lazy to login? And have no reson to login? Now he might have one!

willard3 · Jul 11, 2018

It's a fool's errand to try to identify a chile without fotos of fruit and flowers.

Pr0digal_son · Jul 17, 2018

willard3 said:
It's a fool's errand to try to identify a chile without fotos of fruit and flowers.

They aren't asking for an ID at the varietal level!C.galapagoense is a very unique plant and easy to identify at every stage of development as are most undomesticated
species. They look nothing like the run-of-the-mill chinense the OP may have mixed them up with.

Your lack of knowledge is only trumped by your increasingly silly jargon.

willard3 · Jul 18, 2018

Pr0digal_son said:
Your lack of knowledge is only trumped by your increasingly silly jargon.

Ah, here's the fool now.

The Hot Pepper · Jul 18, 2018

Easy fellas keep it civil.

SpeakPolish · Jul 18, 2018

Fight, fight!

SmokenFire · Jul 18, 2018

SpeakPolish said:
Fight, fight!

This is exactly the opposite of what the boss asked for.

Grass Snake · Jul 18, 2018

SpeakPolish said:
Fight, fight!

Just stop.

This ain't the Fight Club

SpeakPolish · Jul 18, 2018

Grass Snake said:
Just stop.

This ain't the Fight Club

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Just stop.

This ain't the Fight Club

Close enough

Edmick · Jul 18, 2018

SpeakPolish said:
Close enough

It is what you make it. No need to bring more attention to it.

lek · Jul 19, 2018

Gilthefish said:
Any chance either of these could be a galapagonese sprout?

nope.

C. galapagonese sprout

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