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SG's 2012

Since late last year I've been starting seedlings in waves because of limited space and other constraints. So I have a good number of plants in varying stages of growth, with some trying to flower too. The plants are looking good and I am poised to have some tremendous harvests. Last year I only grew a fraction of the what I am attempting this year and even then I had a hard time keeping up with the harvests. I am sure I will go crazy with all the peppers this year.

Here is the where most of the plants start out:
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Focusing on some individuals:
Murupi Amarela
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Praetermissum initiating its first fork:
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Chacoense:
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Fatalii x Choco Bhut F2:
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Sonoran Chiltepin:
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A Brown Rocoto about to flower:
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Here are 10 pods (5 pods each) from 2 Cumari Pollux (C. praetermissum) plants I'm growing. These plants are displaying some variation, notice how the pods on one set are slightly elongated while the fruit from the other plant are more round in shape:

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Charles those Barrackpore look great and your 7 pod brown had a swimming pool of oil everything look amazing.

Thank you. I think the brown 7 had more heat, but they're both great. I also have Douglah x Butch T that is unreal when opened up. I have a few more yet to ripen, I'll post a pic when they do.

They do look purrty, and that brown 7 pot looks lethal. Beautiful pods!

Thanks FITH, they really are, definitely a keeper.

Wow, you've got some great Barrackpore's. Mine are tiny peas :tear:

I am very happy with the Barrackpore. Are yours the real thing or do they just have really poor growing conditions?
 
Got them from pepperlover. We've had a poor season over here, with only a handfull of good weeks. Just spotted a couple of bigger ones though. Oddly enough, my brain strains do much better.
 
Thanks Pulp, these are some real hot mofos, def. want to remember what these fresh suckers look like in the winter months ahead...
 
Sonoran Chiltepin:
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Pimenta Morango starts purple then ripens red:
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Here's one of my TS Morouga which is putting out larger pods and clearly looks different from the Brain Strain:
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Inside:
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As the weather cools, the C. pubescens are starting to bloom again:
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One of my crosses from this season I already started, Pimenta da Neyde x Bhut Jolokia F1:
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Sonoran Chiltepin:
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Pimenta Morango starts purple then ripens red:
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Here's one of my TS Morouga which is putting out larger pods and clearly looks different from the Brain Strain:
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Inside:
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As the weather cools, the C. pubescens are starting to bloom again:
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TWINS??? nice photos
 
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