Anybody know what these are? Had a guy bring them to me one day last fall and didn't know what it was.
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tabasco?
Looks like that could be the one...that was quick lol thanks
yeaah looks super similar, cant be 100% though. where did you buy them?
& no problemm duude. always here to help
honestly the kid who brought them in started the seeds which could have came from anything ...including any walmart pepper he could have germinated seeds from all i know is they are HOT!yeaah looks super similar, cant be 100% though. where did you buy them?
& no problemm duude. always here to help
could be thatt too. how hot is it?
no way that's a tabasco...the calyx isn't constricted enough. my honest opinion is it's a rooster spur or similar pepper short cayenne type pepper. perhaps a sport pepper is another option?
Hotter than hell....we give them to customers that talk to much
.Anybody know what these are? Had a guy bring them to me one day last fall and didn't know what it was.
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Here is a super chili for comparison. I can see dissimilarities:
Darker plant, maybe just the camera or more fertile!
Leaves are larger and heavier looking
The peppers are wavy, dimply not smooth like the super chili's
the stem crown is heavy and cover almost the entire end of the pepper unlike the super chili
any one else?
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Santaka? possibly?
Do most C. frutescens do the pointing to the sky thing?
Actually yes.
Here's a C. frutescens x C. chinense cross I've made. you can see the dominant C. frutescens genes.
Actually yes.
Here's a C. frutescens x C. chinense cross I've made. you can see the dominant C. frutescens genes.
sweet!
The one in the picture is Caribbean Red x African Birdseye. inspired by Bent's Birdhabs/Birdhabiams. I since then crossed back several times and also added some new genes. the goal was a compact plant with fiery hot chiles and good flavor to give people as gifts. eventually had several different crosses all pretty good.
