Hi Jeff,Jeff H said:Do they have a name Nigel?
Nigel said:Hi Jeff,
no they don`t, or at least if they do I don`t know it. I`m just calling them Small Guatemalan Orange Manzano. I know that is quite innovative of me, but it`s all I got
This is a problem with C.pubescens in general. Manzanos are yellow/orange and Rocotos and red. After that you`re almost on your own. Some might be "Costa Rican Red Rocoto" or have some seed bank accession number, but that`s about it.
So few people grow lots of different ones, they don`t get shared as a named type.
Do you have a photo of them with a ruler in the shot for an idea of scale?Nigel said:
I suspect that there are many shapes and not a typical Manzano vs Typical Rocoto. We just don`t get to see many different types.HP22BH said:the one at 12 oclock looks rocotoish rather than manzano as it is more cylindrical. the others tend to have that apple appearence.
DesertPod said:Hi Nigel,
What do you think of this manzano?
Beautiful!!! Looks similar to mine, too.harry said:I have a darker orange strain here:
Shades of orange
The lighter shade of orange sometimes appears more yellow in photos than it does to the eye.
You got it, no problem at all.Nightshade said:Very nice any chance you got some seeds to share nigel? Always like pubescens varieties especially the smaller variants