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Are these Australian Lantern?

LOL from you i'll take it like a compliment ...;) I was just trying to tell you to not guessing on thing you dont know ...cause to many people guessing so it make a lot of junk on internet ..but I dont really care ;)
 
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This looks more like Australian Lantern...!?!
 
QuebecFire said:
Are these Yellow OZ lantern :

..no there are not ;) ...you can't tell those pepper are oz lantern just because they are lil similar ...maybe a the picture that trinihottie post are some cross ...but imo they are'nt original OZ lantern
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Those are Yellow Bells
 
TriniHottie said:
This looks more like Australian Lantern...!?!
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Actually no, more like a kind of weird exotic Chinense type pepper.
The orange ones you had in the bowl, they looked like Australian Lantern. :)
 
POTAWIE said:
That pic looks almost like a chupetinha.
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Aren't they a bit too "chubby"?

EDIT:
TriniHottie, it's a lot easier to tell with the pictures of the ripe peppers.
I'm telling you, orange Australian Lantern is my best guess.
 
Trinnihottie, is it hot? The chupetinha has very little heat if any and lots of seeds but fruity. Your pic looks close but I don't know if its the same.

 
Everytime I see pictures of your massive plants, I'm in awe. I would think you live in a tropical climate if I didn't know better. :)

I'm looking forward to growing that variety this season.

Chris


POTAWIE said:
Trinnihottie, is it hot? The chupetinha has very little heat if any and lots of seeds but fruity. Your pic looks close but I don't know if its the same.

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cmpman1974 said:
Everytime I see pictures of your massive plants, I'm in awe. I would think you live in a tropical climate if I didn't know better. :)

I'm looking forward to growing that variety this season.

Chris
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He's some kind of "super-grower", fertilizing the plants with fairy dust. :lol:
 
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