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PaulG 2020

Seed Choices 2020 - Varieties to choose from so far. A few more
                                   seed swaps and the Seed Trains to come in,
                                   so will post the rest later.
 
c. chinense:
7 Pot Pecan F3- orig. 7 Pot Burgundy from Windchicken
Trippaul Threat F8 yellow
Trippaul Threat F8 white - Devv
Fatali - bpiela, seed from Hillbilly Jeff pods
Yellow 7 Pot - bpiela
Beth Boyd Scotch Bonnet F2 - orig. from Trident Chilis
Scotch Bonnet MoA F3,-  orig. from Trident Chilis
Scotch Bonnet Capucino - bpiela
TFM Scotch Bonnet - bpiela, mr. joe
Orange BJ Chocolate F4- orig. from Georgia Growhead
Lemon Starburst - catchthebear
Urfa Biber x Peruvian White Bullet - bpiela
Yellow 7 Pot Primo - mr. joe
Moruga UV Chocolate - mr. joe
Papa Dreadie - Devv, spurious cross
White Bhut Jolokia - Devv
JA Red Habanero F6 - orig. from Devv, Walkgood
Yellow Scorpion F8 - orig. plant from SpankyColts
Purple Thunder F3 - BJ red x Trippaul Threat F1 or F2
Bonda Mahala - Yellow 7 x BMJ, Windchicken
Yellow Nagabrain - Windchicken
Yellow BrainStrain F2 - orig. from Pepper Guru
Johah’s Yellow - bpiela
Yellow Fever - mr. joe
Nagabon - mr. joe
Sugar Rush Cream - Devv
Aji Arnaucho - Devv
 
c. annuum:
Goat’s Weed F4 - orig. from stc3248 2012
c. chacoense F3 - orig. from stc3248 2012
Chiltepin F2 - orig. from NMSU
Costeño Amarillo F4 - orig. from SoCalChilihead 2012
Black Pearl - THSC
Black Prince - THSC
Chili Costa Rica - THSC
Zapotec Jalapeño - Devv
Variegated Jalapeño - catchthebear
Antep Aci Dolma  - stettoman
Large Orange Thai - Devv
JA Mushroom F4 - orig. from ?
Guindilla F2 - seed from Spain
Ajicito Red - Glen
Marconi Rosso F2 - Hume seeds
Golden Marconi F2 - 2017 seed from neighbor Pete
Padron F2 - 2019  Spain, smaller pods
Padron F2 - 2017  Spain, large, hot bell type when red
Guindilla F2 - Spain 2018
Pimenta de Piquillo - Spain 2018
Jimmy Nardello - Devv
Big Jim F2 - Iwasaki Nursery
 
c. pubescens:
Red Rocoto F4 - descended from Peruvian seed
Mini Brown Rocoto - stettoman, CD
Costa Rica Red - stettoman
Arequipa Giant - stettoman, CD
Giant Yellow - stettoman, CD
Big Apple  - isolated, stettoman, CD
De Seda Yellow - stettoman
Turbo Pube - isolated, stettoman
Ecuador Red - stettoman
Aji Largo Rojo - stettoman
 
c. baccatum:
Aji Amarillo F7 - descended from Peruvian seed
 
Looks like an ambitious one for 2020, eh Paul? I pray we all have a season of redemption, right now we're having January temps in November. Maybe just getting it out of it's system...
 
I'm going to wait a bit before getting too jiggy with the next grow, but I'm certainly paying attention!
 
You do not list your overwinters? Or do not keep them?
 
stettoman said:
Looks like an ambitious one for 2020, eh Paul? I pray we all have a season of redemption, right now we're having January temps in November. Maybe just getting it out of it's system...
I am not growing all of these! Probably no more than 20 3-gallon plants and, maybe 10 in larger containers.
I'm going to wait a bit before getting too jiggy with the next grow, but I'm certainly paying attention!
 
You do not list your overwinters? Or do not keep them?
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Hey, Eric, I have no OW plants, strictly speaking. 
 
I have a c. chacoense and the PdN x BMJ from Dragon 49
in the greenhouse for now. Waiting to harvest chaco pods,
and will try to keep the cross going over the winter, so I
guess it's an OW. 
 
MarcV said:
That's quite a list you have there. Do you grow just one plant of each variety?
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Depends, Marc. For the crosses, I usually grow out four,
but this season only two for each. I can get a quart of dry
pods off a 15-20 gallon plant, so I may just grow them in
the 3-gallon pots.
 
Going to up my annum portion a bit next season. The 'exotic'
chinense stuff will go in 3-gallon pots. Large containers for tried-
and-true varieties like JA Hab and Yellow Scorpion, and stuff
you can actually eat    ;)  
 
CaneDog said:
Good strategy.  Bigger containers for the stuff you'll eat a lot of and smaller ones for trying new things, growing out crosses, getting seeds, etc.  Grow more plants in the same space while still getting all the production you're after.  

[That’s my theory CD
Hopefully it’s not a bad idea gone wrong ]

Those 3g's put out some nice plants for you.
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Yes they did. Not really sure if I really maxed out their
potential. Will try for a better result next season.
 
Great list Paul I wish you all the best for 2020 some really interesting varieties. I grew the KS Lemon Starrburst but didn’t get the proper saucer shape (blaming the British weather) however I did see Matt’s pods on Instagram and he had some awesome shapes you will have some good seed there
 
catchthebear said:
Here are some pics of the variegated Jalapeno.
 
https://imgur.com/a/YTlhOmq
 
Spotted this guy as a seedling when I was sorting through a few dozen of our Jalapenos in 512 cell trays at work.  It's likely not a cross, as the seeds came from isolated seed stock from a company that only sells to nurseries. None of the other plants ended up looking like this. I was keeping an eye on them.
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That's a great find, alright. Am looking
forward to trying that one out! The little
white pod with the streaks looks very cool.
 
Trident chilli said:
Great list Paul I wish you all the best for 2020 some really interesting varieties. I grew the KS Lemon Starrburst but didn’t get the proper saucer shape (blaming the British weather) however I did see Matt’s pods on Instagram and he had some awesome shapes you will have some good seed there
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Thanks, John!  It will be hard trying to decide
what to actually grow this coming season.
Guess that's a good problem to have! Wish
I had more room.
 
No I don't, what am I thinking  :rofl:
 
catchthebear said:
Here are some pics of the variegated Jalapeno.
 
https://imgur.com/a/YTlhOmq
 
Spotted this guy as a seedling when I was sorting through a few dozen of our Jalapenos in 512 cell trays at work.  It's likely not a cross, as the seeds came from isolated seed stock from a company that only sells to nurseries. None of the other plants ended up looking like this. I was keeping an eye on them.
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PaulG said:
That's a great find, alright. Am looking
forward to trying that one out! The little
white pod with the streaks looks very cool.
 
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That's an exciting pepper! I can't wait to see it in your glog next season Paul.
 
Here are some other exciting pepper varieties.
From a surprise package from RFC:
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I have grown Jim's seeds in the past.
One-Hundred percent top quality every time.

More great choices to add to the list!
 
BDASPNY said:
those brown bhuts are burners! and grow really well. I used the same seeds this year.
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Now I'm skeerd   :shocked:
 
Good to know they are productive, Scott's
pic of the Brown BJ was killer! I will try to 
germinate both Scott's seed and Trent's.
 
I'm looking for some good chocolate pods for
some powder. I usually mix the superhots with
something milder, like Brown Eggs or Brown
Mushroom, just to mellow it out a little.
 
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