Not a Butch T but What?
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Looks like a very interesting hybrid/cross.
I'd say chinense crossed with baccatum (upright pods like baccatum, single pod, the height/growth, and the leaves look like a baccatum)
Is there any colour in the flowers? Baccatums usually have a bit of green/brown or yellow spotting.
Frutescens grow pods upright too, but pods smaller and leaves smaller.
If the flowers are plain white could be an odd annuum cross though, the extra purpling of the stems and leaves is more common on them. Though only on purple/dark pods before ripening (plant kind of also looks like a czech/hungarian black - but again with larger leaves than annuums - yours got baccatum/chinense sized leaves)
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It's a 'bitzer', could be annuum/baccatum/chinense cross. How hot are the pods? If not that hot it may not even have any chinense in it at all. Though only you can say how hot the pods are and it' looks bumpy; I haven"t seen any bumpy baccatums/annuums....
Would help if there was some focused clear great photos of the flowers.
I'd say chinense crossed with baccatum (upright pods like baccatum, single pod, the height/growth, and the leaves look like a baccatum)
Is there any colour in the flowers? Baccatums usually have a bit of green/brown or yellow spotting.
Frutescens grow pods upright too, but pods smaller and leaves smaller.
If the flowers are plain white could be an odd annuum cross though, the extra purpling of the stems and leaves is more common on them. Though only on purple/dark pods before ripening (plant kind of also looks like a czech/hungarian black - but again with larger leaves than annuums - yours got baccatum/chinense sized leaves)
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It's a 'bitzer', could be annuum/baccatum/chinense cross. How hot are the pods? If not that hot it may not even have any chinense in it at all. Though only you can say how hot the pods are and it' looks bumpy; I haven"t seen any bumpy baccatums/annuums....
Would help if there was some focused clear great photos of the flowers.
They were dried and crushed, like a extra corse grind..
I had deseeded and cut them into say 1/8'' wide strips or so and every body that tried it said it was hot..
Old pic of flower
And from today..
It might be that.
Link to Duffy's Sunrise:
http://www.refiningfirechiles.com/trinsunrisegallery.html
Pretty sure, I cant be 100% but I'm about 95%..
Cool thanks, that dos look like it..
Anybody in my neck of the woods 77385 hit me up, I've got an OP seedling you can have...
Yeah I was wrong, it does only have 5 petals..
New pics, I have 4 pods growing.. (twice what I got last time)
Two flower pods?? off each nod is that normal?
I have a few TS Sunrise.They are pretty ribbed and almost produce too many pods early on. Never had a solo pod on one.
Also most do not point up. But a very cool plant, nice flavor, good, but not face melting heat.
Also most do not point up. But a very cool plant, nice flavor, good, but not face melting heat.
I think I have three and they were all started at the beginnig of the year. They seemed to grow faster than the average Trinidad, get pretty bushy and produce slightly ahead of most of the others, Of course, your results may vary. lol. I know Duffy isolates his plants, but things happen. Looks like a cross, but that is only from a few pods so far. Looks cool though.
The plant is about 7-8 months old.
The plant is about 7-8 months old.