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Lee's 2011 Wild/Brazilian season
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Interesting and beautiful as always Lee, Happy Birthday! Hope you have a great excursion trip.
Mike
Mike
You're having a terrific season lee.
And a belated
And a belated
thanks.
A little update. The weather is really bad here with lots of rain etc.. They predict that July will be the wettest month ever recorded here in the Netherlands. Forecast for next week is massive showers every day.. Anyway some plants are doing great and some need some more growing/maturing.
Mini Mini
Stem diameter is about 20mm
Trepadeira do Werner. Good fruit production
A little update. The weather is really bad here with lots of rain etc.. They predict that July will be the wettest month ever recorded here in the Netherlands. Forecast for next week is massive showers every day.. Anyway some plants are doing great and some need some more growing/maturing.
Mini Mini
Stem diameter is about 20mm
Trepadeira do Werner. Good fruit production
Great looking pods! Love the look of the 'Cambuci(??)' in particular !
Beautiful plants & pods Lee, very nice variety.
Thanks Vlad.
Fantastic thread Lee! I can't wait to see how you'll do once you start taking this whole pepper growing thing seriously.
lol :-). Will try
This variety is also known as bishop had/crown, Campane, peri peri etc..
Lee, I think I'll come visit you in the Netherlands and crash at your place when I get better. we'll just be chillin' and eat chiles all day with some awesome semi-imported Czech beer!
lol. I'm sure we will have a blast. Chilli's and beer
really nice plants lee
Thanks, appreciate it
lee your plants look awesome.... great job
Beautiful plants and pods as usual Lee!!! Trepadeira do Werner is looking awesome!
More fine pics of some beautiful plants and pods lee.
I'm envious of your adventure at the awesome CGN facility.
I'm envious of your adventure at the awesome CGN facility.
Thanks tony.
BTW Lee, I forgot to mention that the Pimenta De Neyde you sent me ones grew to beautiful plants that became extremely popular among my family and friends. just thought you should know... cause I'm gonna crash at your place etc.
Good to hear that. It sure is one good looking plant.
Dude I swear we would have one hell of a good time
Thanks D. btw: You're nuts for eating that Butch T
More fine pics of some beautiful plants and pods lee.
I'm envious of your adventure at the awesome CGN facility.
Thanks. Too bad there's some great distance between the US and CGN facilities.. We will visit The experimental Garden and Genebank very soon. Can't wait.. http://wildchilli.eu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=103&t=683
Botanical garden Nijmegen 2011
Very informative meeting we had at the Botanical Garden in Nijmegen. Unfortunately not much capsicums but lots of Solanaceae species. They recently received the Solanaceae collection that M.nee and Lynn Bohs collected in Bolivia. During the same periods they collected C.caballeroi.
Very surprising to hear that A.Hunziker accompanied by lots of other Famous researchers visited the Garden in 2000 during the Solanaceae congress in Nijmegen. He almost cried when seeing Solanaceae species growing there which he had never seen before, he only studied dried specimens..
http://wildchilli.eu/index.php/ccaballeroi
More pictures and report will follow soon!!
Solanaceae
Very informative meeting we had at the Botanical Garden in Nijmegen. Unfortunately not much capsicums but lots of Solanaceae species. They recently received the Solanaceae collection that M.nee and Lynn Bohs collected in Bolivia. During the same periods they collected C.caballeroi.
Very surprising to hear that A.Hunziker accompanied by lots of other Famous researchers visited the Garden in 2000 during the Solanaceae congress in Nijmegen. He almost cried when seeing Solanaceae species growing there which he had never seen before, he only studied dried specimens..
http://wildchilli.eu/index.php/ccaballeroi
More pictures and report will follow soon!!
Solanaceae