So I was looking at this website and found that [SIZE=12pt]C. pubescens was [/SIZE]compatible[SIZE=12pt] with [/SIZE]C. eximium (which is apparently hard to get the plant to produce any fruit). Then I noticed that C. eximium could cross with C. praetermissum, which could cross with C. baccatum. What I am getting at is this question: is it possible to breed these peppers in such a way (like this way: [SIZE=12pt]C. baccatum x (C. praetermissum x (C. eximium x C. pubescens))), that genetic would share from the plants to make them all [/SIZE]cross-able[SIZE=12pt]? If so, couldn't someone eventually breed a pepper which is part Manzano Orange, part [/SIZE]C. eximium, part Cumari Pollux, and part Sugar Rush Peach? Because if so, i want to try to combine a Manzano with a Sugar Rush Peach (throughout generations, of course).
Have a good day.
Have a good day.
