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ronniedeb's 2015 season

Well my list gets bigger year on year. 
 
Chinense
1. CGN21566 BRAZIL
2. CGN21500 BRAZIL
3. Tobago Sweet TOBAGO
4. Scotch Brain USA
5. Bahamian Goat BAHAMAS
6. Fatalii CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
7. Cumari du Para BRAZIL
8. PI257176 PERU
9. Pickersgill Orange BRAZIL
10. Tucurrique Yellow COSTA RICA
11. Puerto Rican Yellow PUERTA RICO
12. Belize Scotch Bonnet BELIZE
13. Mako Akokosrade GHANA
14. Coyote Zan White BRAZIL
15. UBSC Brown USA
16. Bhut Orange Copenhagen DENMARK
17. PI281317 TRINIDAD
18. Guwahati Bhut INDIA
19. Pimenta Puma ITALY
20. Cajamarca PERU
21. Morango BRAZIL
22. Pimenta Bico BRAZIL
23. Pimenta Tekila BRAZIL
24. Pimenta Ouro BRAZIL
25. Pimenta Salar BRAZIL
26. CAP691 UNKNOWN
27. Elysium Oxide Bonnet USA
28. Pimenta Lisa NETHERLANDS
29. Brown Egg CGN22856 NETHERLANDS/BOLIVIA
 
Baccatum
1. Pimenta Barra Ribeiro BRAZIL
2. Aji Norteno PERU
3. Aji Verde PERU
4. Aji Cristal CHILE
5. PI 199506 Guyana GUYANA
6. Aji Fantasy FINLAND
7. CGN22871 UNKNOWN
 
Annuum
1. Kapia Pepper HUNGARY
2. Fiesta F1 Pepper ??
3. Aconcagua ARGENTINA
4. Poblano MEXICO
5. Amish Bush USA
6. CAP253 UNKNOWN
7. CAP1473 UNKNOWN
8. Donne Sali GUAM
9. Chihuacle Negro MEXICO
10. De Arbol MEXICO
11. Gochu KOREA
12. Jalapeno 1 
13. Jalapeno 2
14. Jalapeno 3
15. Jalapeno 4
 
Frutescens
1. Indiana Pequin USA
2. Thai Bird’s Eye THAILAND
3. Pi281353 MARIANA ISLANDS
4. Spicegeist’s Frutescens USA
5. Lotah Bih INDIA
 
Wild
1. Cumari Verdadeira (Capsicum praetermissum) BRAZIL
2. Capsicum galapagoense GALAPAGOS
3. Ulupica (Capsicum cardenasii) BOLIVIA/PERU
4. Capsicum flexuosum PARAGUAY/BRAZIL/ARGENTINA
5. Capsicum tovarii PERU
6. Capsicum lanceolatum GUATEMALA/MEXICO/HONDURAS
7. Capsicum eximium ARGENTINA/BOLIVIA
 
Pubescens
1. Giant Mexican Rocoto MEXICO
 
Also hope to overwinter a few varieties. Quite chinense-heavy this year. Also a lot of Brazilian varieties.
 
Thanks to all those who sent seeds to me. It is much appreciated, and is what makes these forums great!
 
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PaulS said:
That windowsill is a jungle!
Good to see plants coming back to life
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Thanks PaulS. I've culled some plants to let some light in!! ;)
 
 
Essegi said:
All looks so good!
Also i look forward to Giant Mexican Rocoto, maybe i'll grow it in next season.
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Thanks Essegi. I got the seeds for the Giant Mexican in a seed swap. We'll see how it does. Usually I dont get pubescens fruit until the second year. 
A progress report on my soil grown chinense and frutescens plants: 
 
Chose the healthiest of the two of most varieties I had. The other will be given away. 

 
Bhut Orange Copenhagen

 
Indiana Pequin

 
Pi281317

 
Guwahati Bhut

 
Pimenta Salar

 
Lotah Bih

 
Brown Egg
 
ronniedeb said:
 
Thanks Essegi. I got the seeds for the Giant Mexican in a seed swap. We'll see how it does. Usually I dont get pubescens fruit until the second year. 
 
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Nice to know, i've an overwintered red rocoto that has grown well but without setting pods, hope to see some that year.
 
Devv said:
Very nice Ronan!
 
Can't wait to see them explode with pods ;)
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Cheers Devv. Neither can I. Temperature went up to 15 Celsius today, so hopefully winter is over. Need to get the greenhouse cleaned and up and running now. 
PaulS said:
Really nice pics. You have a really good mix of plants :)
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Thanks Paul. Where in the UK are you? Are you on the UK forum (ChilliesGalore)?
Spicegeist said:
 
 
I'm glad you're growing this one!  Pimenta Lisa looks nice too.
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So am I Charles. Hope I can do it justice. Thanks again!
 
ronniedeb said:
Cheers Devv. Neither can I. Temperature went up to 15 Celsius today, so hopefully winter is over. Need to get the greenhouse cleaned and up and running now. 

 
Thanks Paul. Where in the UK are you? Are you on the UK forum (ChilliesGalore)?

 
So am I Charles. Hope I can do it justice. Thanks again!
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I'm in Bournemouth on the South coast. I'm only on this forum. Hopefully spring is here.
 
Roots! Off to a flying start I see Ronan! Your Pimenta Lisa looks like mine did last year, so hopefully it grows out as Stefan intended. Keep up the good work!
 
Spicegeist said:
 
 
Here's the story of the Indiana Pequin:
http://thehotpepper.com/topic/18522-mexican-bird-pepper/
 
I grew it next to the Duke Pequin, they were practically identical.  Here's a bit about the Duke Pequin in case you're not familiar:
http://www.wildchilli.eu/c-frutescens-duke-pequin
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That's great Charles, thanks!
stickman said:
Roots! Off to a flying start I see Ronan! Your Pimenta Lisa looks like mine did last year, so hopefully it grows out as Stefan intended. Keep up the good work!
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Excellent. Thanks Rick. 
PaulS said:
 
I'm in Bournemouth on the South coast. I'm only on this forum. Hopefully spring is here.
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Nice one Paul. Best of luck for the season!
Well. Most spare plants are gone now. I always feel nervous after the last cull/giveaway, in case something happens to my one remaining plant of each variety. They are almost all a good size now though. The fan in the growtent even fell on top of a few plants yesterday, and they seem to have survived with just some damaged leaves. 
 
The issue now, is trying to keep them growing, without having them outgrow their position under the lights. For the plants in rockwool I have been feeding once, then just giving them water the next time. Needing more watering now they've grown of course. 
 
16 varieties in rockwool in growtent

 
15 varieties in soil and some leftover Annuum seedlings.

 
Few stragglers, and tomatoes
 
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