JuanH 2011 Primary chili forest

[JuanH]

Hello folks,
this is the thread were I plan to write about my Chilis and my experiences about them.
First of all here is a list of what I grow this year( Very incomplete, to be updated)

C. chinense
Bhut Jolokia improved Strain II (Light green II)
Bhut Jolokia Chocolate
Bhut Jolokia Orange
Lotha Bih( From Assam, seems to be a relative/ ancestor of Bhut Jolokia, not as hot as but still very dangerous)
Fatalii White
Seven Pot Jonah
Trinidad Scorpion
Trinidad Scorpion orange
Trinidad Douglah
Cili Api( I found this in a market in Kuching, Sarawak. Has some resemblence with the Bhut and is Insanely hot)
Cili Goronong Yellow
Murupi Vermelha
Murupi Amarelha
Gorducha Alaranjada
Chupetinho
Aribibi Gusano
Mischucho
Da Neyde
Peruvian Serrano
Tobago Seasoning
Rio Pejivalle Hot( my favorite, very hot, beautiful and nothing can stop its growth)
Aji Panca
Habanero Lewd Chocolate( Imagine the Tip of a very good looking peter pepper in brown)
Habnero Cappuchino
Habanero Purple
Habanero Neon
Black Habanero
Bonda ma Jacques
Habanero Naranja Picante
Black Stinger
Scotcht Bonnet TFM
Prik Dae Luang
Aji Chombo
-still Incomplete-

C. baccatum
Brazilian Starfish
Dong Xuan Market( Just love this plant, productive, fast growing and sturdy)
Cambuci Dolce
Campane
Lemon Drop
Birgits Locoto
Malaguetao
Dedo de moca Red
PI 4411560 Dead Sea Urchin
CGN 16905
Rocotillo
Aji Cito
BaccatumxFrutescens( Selfmade Cross, best taste ever and very hot)
-still incomplete-

To be continued... Have to look in the garde because I cannot find my Notebook...
Also I am going to take Pics when the weather is nicer...
And if you have a question about a variety or something else, feel free to ask, I will happily answer you.

Best Regards
Jan

 

[MGOLD86]

From NC and I look forward to watching this thread! Good Luck!

Matt

 

[JuanH]

Hi everyone, and thanks for the good luck
Here is my part two of my growlist:
-C. chinense added-
Habanero white bullet
Habanero Green( finally tasty green salsa)
Ralph´s Pleasant
Olho de Pombo
madame Jeanette
Added for WinterGrowout:
Trinidad scorpion morouga blend
Bhut Jolokia Indian Carbon
7 Pod Large yellow
Bih Jolokia Yellow
Black Naga
7 Pot Barrack Pore
Trinidad Scorpion Yellow
Wasp


C. frutescens:
Donnie Sallie
Malagueta
Prik kii nuu suwan
Prik kii nuu khao
Prik Khruai meow

C. annuum:
3 different "C. microcarpum"
Prik Man Dam
Prik Luang
Prik Lueang
self collected malaysian annuum(cili padi)
self collected malaysian annuum/frutescens (Calyx said frutescens, fruit annuum)
some others I always forget...

C. pubescens
Manzano orange( overwintered)
Manzano red ( seeds from my darling 5 yera old RED manzano, which was killed )
Mini Rocoto ( Have to look up PI number...)
Rocoto Peru Cuzco( seriously.... I never thought I would give a Rocoto a 10/10 heatwise)

C. cardenasii

C. rhomboideum

C. praetermissum

C. chacoense

C. lanceolatum

C. eximium x frutescens

So I still dont know if I gor everything, but it should be almost complete.
as I made some pics and found some old, I will upload them tomorrow.
BR
Jan

 

[JuanH]

So as I am getting the pictures ready(sorry for the delay), let me first
tell you how my season went to this Point:
I starded most of my seeds in the seconf half of april.
I know that this is a bit late, but I went to hospital for operation in february and the doctor advised to keep calm for the next month,so i started a little batch of seeds, about ten varieties. Well, I had the need to grow more and in late april I sowed a lot more....
Oh and i also think this was neccesary because I needed to save some seed which I needed for my seed databank so I can preserve them for many years
(BTW if you are interested in professional seed storing, I could write an article, I think I am quite knowledgeable at this, so just tell me if you are interested.).
I used a rther pricey seedling mix from a local garden store. As it seems, it was infected with dark-winged fungus gnats and their larvae started eating my seeedlings. I did take care of em and even removed larvae out of seeds to save them.
After that, in May things were running pretty good an I transplanted my plants, some of them in my greenhouse( it is rather small at 8,1 square meters, but I also use it to overwinter plants and my rocoto gives me a harvest from late February onwards) and outdoors, too.
I had an aphid invasion in my greenhouse, but that was rather easy to combat.
From June onwards, the weather wasn´t very optimal with mostly nearly no sun at all, or with alot of sunshine and absolutely no rain.
Because of the latter I got a spidermite invasion and nearly thought my season would be over.
Fortunately, after combating the Spidemites with High humidity(Read: setting greenhouse floor underwater) and using some Pyrethrum some predatorialmites started to appear and they killed of the spidermites...
In August we also had a nasty hailstorm with huge hailcorns( about an inch in diameter), but it nearly did no damage at all.
So while I was not amused about the circumstances this year, I am pretty content with my plants because of despite not having very good conditions they went mostly very well.
So next post will be pics.
BR
Jan

 

[patrick]

Juan it wounds like you had a rough season. I'm glad to hear you still had some success. Way to stick to it.

 

[Balac]

Hi everyone, and thanks for the good luck
Here is my part two of my growlist:
-C. chinense added-
Habanero white bullet
Habanero Green( finally tasty green salsa)
Ralph´s Pleasant
Olho de Pombo
madame Jeanette
Added for WinterGrowout:
Trinidad scorpion morouga blend
Bhut Jolokia Indian Carbon
7 Pod Large yellow
Bih Jolokia Yellow
Black Naga
7 Pot Barrack Pore
Trinidad Scorpion Yellow
Wasp


C. frutescens:
Donnie Sallie
Malagueta
Prik kii nuu suwan
Prik kii nuu khao
Prik Khruai meow

C. annuum:
3 different "C. microcarpum"
Prik Man Dam
Prik Luang
Prik Lueang
self collected malaysian annuum(cili padi)
self collected malaysian annuum/frutescens (Calyx said frutescens, fruit annuum)
some others I always forget...

C. pubescens
Manzano orange( overwintered)
Manzano red ( seeds from my darling 5 yera old RED manzano, which was killed )
Mini Rocoto ( Have to look up PI number...)
Rocoto Peru Cuzco( seriously.... I never thought I would give a Rocoto a 10/10 heatwise)

C. cardenasii

C. rhomboideum

C. praetermissum

C. chacoense

C. lanceolatum

C. eximium x frutescens

So I still dont know if I gor everything, but it should be almost complete.
as I made some pics and found some old, I will upload them tomorrow.
BR
Jan

Wow JuanH it sounds like you had a difficult year. I am happy for you that you came out winning against all those problems.

I want to try all the different pepper types and am wondering if you had any spare seeds from:

C. microcarpum

C. cardenasii

C. rhomboideum

C. praetermissum

C. chacoense

C. lanceolatum

I don't know any of those but would like to try them.

Please PM me if you have any to spare.

Thanks and good luck;
Greg

 

[JuanH]

Sorry guys totally forgot about this thread... Shame on me

OK finally some pictures of pods:



Billy Goat Peach x Red anuum:

Good old Chupetinho:

Cili Goronong Yellow:

Cambuci Dolce:

Big fruited Cardenasii ( Very productive):

Pimenta da Neyde:

PI 4411560 Dead Sea Urchin :

Mini Rocoto:

Dong Xuan Market:

Hilde ( frutescens x baccatum):

Malaguetao:

Yellow Bih:

Lantern:

Aji Chombo:

Lotha Bih:

Malagueta:

Murupi white:

Cili Api Strain 3 ( I need to find another name for it as "Cili Api" is malay for Fire Chili and is used for multiple varieties):

Donne Sale:

Naranja Picante(nice superhot):

Peruvian Serrano:

T. Douglah:

Murupi Red:

Olho de Pombo:

More to come!

 

[Lando]

very tiny pictures but looking good from what I can see congrats

 

[meatfreak]

Indeed tiny pictures but from what I can see it looks like you got a great harvest!