Omri's Great Chile Porn Topic

Omri · Nov 2, 2011

Omri · Nov 2, 2011

gasificada · Nov 2, 2011

Nice! Both your own creations, I take it?

Omri · Nov 2, 2011

Thank you.

They are indeed.

Omri · Nov 2, 2011

I hope I'm not ruining this topic by posting a picture that isn't of a pod, but I really like this one.

915river · Nov 2, 2011

Wow Omri, you my friend have some very nice images on your grow log awesome.

Omri · Nov 2, 2011

915river said:
Wow Omri, you my friend have some very nice images on your grow log awesome.

I wouldn't really call it a grow log. just a bunch of pictures. not nearly as impressive as your topic.

Thank you, dear friend.

RaelThomas · Nov 2, 2011

Great pics Omri

PIC 1 · Nov 2, 2011

Omri,
Nice work with the camera, the soft lighting really brings out the "color tones"

Question for you......Your Nagabons seem less crevassed than the one's I grew from seed,(THSC) this was my 1st year growing them, however I did over-winter a couple, and will start some new from my own seed stock, were yours from new seed or your previous seed stock...

Greg

Omri · Nov 2, 2011

Raelacea said:
Great pics Omri

Thanks, Rael.

PIC 1 said:
Omri,
Nice work with the camera, the soft lighting really brings out the "color tones"

Question for you......Your Nagabons seem less crevassed than the one's I grew from seed,(THSC) this was my 1st year growing them, however I did over-winter a couple, and will start some new from my own seed stock, were yours from new seed or your previous seed stock...

Greg

Thank you, now I'm blushing. :oops:

It's my first year growing them as well. seeds came from Neil. I do have a couple of younger plants (still ones from Neil) and the pods (that haven't ripened yet, BTW) do seem a little different. well it is a cross after all and obviously isn't stable yet. it a truly wonderful chile, though.

PIC 1 · Nov 2, 2011

Thanks for the rapid reply........lol
I really like that "Naga-Bondish" flavor, I'm curious to see how the'll grow out this year.

Greg

Omri · Nov 2, 2011

Yeah, I'm pretty quick. some appreciate it, while some... err... make fun of me because of it. a little too quick maybe. :lol:

They have a pretty strong C. chinense flavor. very fragrant.

talas · Nov 7, 2011

Fantastic pictures buddy,i see your camera and growing skills get better..True Pepper porn. :lol:

AlabamaJack · Nov 7, 2011

Question my friend...on this pod...is the cirlcular patern caused by the corolla?...if so, I have a theory about that...the genetic makeup of those pods, more specifically the strength of the tissue around the center of the corolla is greater and holds the corolla in place due to enhanced (thicker, stronger) cell structure...and that through selective breeding you could develop a strain that all pods would eventually have this "ring"...

this came to mind over the past few years I have been growing scorpions...and over the years I have gotten more and more plants that have "stingers" by only keeping seeds from "stingered" pods...and the corolla on the scorpion pods is what causes the stinger shape...

so what I am saying, is that if you wanted to make a "stingered" version you could...probably take a long time but I think you could do it..

everything looks awesome man...

Omri said:

Omri · Nov 7, 2011

talas said:
Fantastic pictures buddy,i see your camera and growing skills get better..True Pepper porn.

Thank you, brother. means a lot.

AlabamaJack said:
Question my friend...on this pod...is the cirlcular patern caused by the corolla?...if so, I have a theory about that...the genetic makeup of those pods, more specifically the strength of the tissue around the center of the corolla is greater and holds the corolla in place due to enhanced (thicker, stronger) cell structure...and that through selective breeding you could develop a strain that all pods would eventually have this "ring"...

this came to mind over the past few years I have been growing scorpions...and over the years I have gotten more and more plants that have "stingers" by only keeping seeds from "stingered" pods...and the corolla on the scorpion pods is what causes the stinger shape...

so what I am saying, is that if you wanted to make a "stingered" version you could...probably take a long time but I think you could do it..

everything looks awesome man...

Thank you, AJ.

Yes, it is caused by the corolla. all pods have it at some degree.
I too believe it's a genetic tendency and I'm sure one could cultivate stingers.

bigt · Nov 8, 2011

Very professional job on the pics Omri. The background and depth of field are superb! Kudos.

Omri · Nov 9, 2011

Thank you, Tony. I'm really glad you like it.

chileaddict · Nov 9, 2011

Hey Omri. Be careful, your photos are of such great quality and detail that your fingerprints are all over the internet.

Sounds dumb I know, but I just couldn't help being amazed at the details of your prints on that last pic. You are a damn good photographer.

patrick · Nov 9, 2011

You really are showing off your photography skills Omri.

I really dig the Bangladeshi Naga, are there different colors available?

Omri · Nov 9, 2011

chileaddict said:
Hey Omri. Be careful, your photos are of such great quality and detail that your fingerprints are all over the internet.

Sounds dumb I know, but I just couldn't help being amazed at the details of your prints on that last pic. You are a damn good photographer.

Thank you. I guess I should be more careful. :lol:

patrick said:
You really are showing off your photography skills Omri.

I really dig the Bangladeshi Naga, are there different colors available?

Thank you, Patrick.

All the colors are actually the same variety. the pods ripen completely to yellow, a few days later to orange and only then they reach the red color.

Still waiting for the some of the varieties I sowed late this year to ripen, so here's a familiar chile: