Trident's Bonnets 2016

santis00 · Feb 12, 2016

looks like everything is going good!

Chewi · Feb 12, 2016

EOB Rust? Killer! Haven't seen a pic of those before. Pretty cool looking I imagine :onfire:

Trident chilli · Feb 13, 2016

Chewi said:
EOB Rust? Killer! Haven't seen a pic of those before. Pretty cool looking I imagine

Looking forward to this variation Rob as I was unsuccessful last season but managed to grow the Mustard the natural colour though .... Elysium Oxide SB Rust is a cross between SB Faria and a Douglah ... created by a forum member Capasidium I believe .... it has been commercially grown by "Meatfreak" Stefan VG "Tasty-Peppers-NL" another forum member unfortunately this season his site is down as he is concentrating on growing out his new crosses

Google images have many photographs of this variety. If your interested in seed give me a shout in the fall

Trident chilli · Feb 13, 2016

Rob I am sure Stefan would not mind me posting his picture ....

Elysium Oxide Rust

meatfreak · Feb 13, 2016

Trident chilli said:
Looking forward to this variation Rob as I was unsuccessful last season but managed to grow the Mustard the natural colour though .... Elysium Oxide SB Rust is a cross between SB Faria and a Douglah ... created by a forum member Capasidium I believe .... it has been commercially grown by "Meatfreak" Stefan VG "Tasty-Peppers-NL" another forum member unfortunately this season his site is down as he is concentrating on growing out his new crosses

Google images have many photographs of this variety. If your interested in seed give me a shout in the fall

It's actually just Elysium Oxide Bonnet as Elysium Oxide means Rust. Capsidadburn explained this to me back then

I added the mustard behind because it was an different color phenotype. In shape they are similar but heat and taste wise they are very different. I preferred the Mustard as it was a lot sweeter, less hot and excellent Bonnet fruitiness. Hope it works out for you this season, John.

Trident chilli · Feb 13, 2016

meatfreak said:
It's actually just Elysium Oxide Bonnet as Elysium Oxide means Rust. Capsidadburn explained this to me back then I added the mustard behind because it was an different color phenotype. In shape they are similar but heat and taste wise they are very different. I preferred the Mustard as it was a lot sweeter, less hot and excellent Bonnet fruitiness. Hope it works out for you this season, John.

Stefan thank you for your edit ... fingers crossed it does well

Chewi · Feb 13, 2016

Cheers! That's good news as I am growing both this year. Sure are nice looking pods right?

Trident chilli · Feb 20, 2016

Last season I grew "Matthew Arthur's" SB Peach which was the most prolific flowering variety I have ever grown producing many pods. Many of you will know him for his Wartryx ... I am growing this season SBN ( Sunny Border Nurserey) Chocolate and Red variations .. I would be interested in their parentage if anyone else is growing these varieties

So who is "Matthew Arthur" I was sent this cutting from Superhot Sim

Obscure SB7J crosses Neyde on the right Pimenta Leopard on the right

Further crosses ... Chocolate SB x Black Naga commonly known as "Concord Naga" created by George Apostolopoulos from Concord North Carolina, Butch T x NagaBon, UBSC x SB and Foggia's SB x Trinidad Scorpion Moruga x Annuum

Favourites tray ... MoA Red and Stuffing SB (Plantguy76) Foodarama Red, CCN SB (Florisa) Schneider Farm SB (Pulpiteer) SB7J Select (Steve Queen) SB7J Yellow ( Romy6)

Nursery tray including OBEAH F2 MoA x Reaper (Steve Queen) and both P. Dreadie variations Standard and Select, Meatfreak's ScotchBrain F4, Foodarama Yellow and finally Fatalii x Foodarama Yellow (Dennish)

fertilizer · Feb 20, 2016

Looking good man, good luck this season!

Ozzy2001 · Feb 21, 2016

Those Rust pods look awesome. What's the heat/flavor on those?

capsidadburn · Feb 22, 2016

Hi TC, Glad to see you trying out the EOB. I hope you find it satisfying. It is not something I created, simply a natural cross that found its way to me via fresh Douglah pods back in 2010. I grew it for 3 season's before sharing with others. The Mustard variant did not show up until the 4th season.

I was not planning on growing anything this season as I am busy with family, etc. Jason from GA sent me some unique seed crosses so I have a late start of those and some F6 EOB's.

Great looking starts!
Good luck with your season

Mike

juanitos · Feb 22, 2016

nice phat leaves

BearDown · Feb 22, 2016

Those are some healthy looking plants. Nicely done!

heefy · Feb 27, 2016

Nice work as always John. Keep the updates coming.

grispa72 · Feb 27, 2016

Very, very nice plants! Big leaves and beautiful shapes! Congratulations!

Paolo

Trident chilli · Feb 28, 2016

Ozzy2001 said:
Those Rust pods look awesome. What's the heat/flavor on those?

Scott I cannot comment on the Rust EOB as this variety eluded me last season however the Mustard variation had good heat and flavour ... I have a healthy Rust seedling so looking forward to its appraisal

capsidadburn said:
Hi TC, Glad to see you trying out the EOB. I hope you find it satisfying. It is not something I created, simply a natural cross that found its way to me via fresh Douglah pods back in 2010. I grew it for 3 season's before sharing with others. The Mustard variant did not show up until the 4th season.
I was not planning on growing anything this season as I am busy with family, etc. Jason from GA sent me some unique seed crosses so I have a late start of those and some F6 EOB's.
Great looking starts!
Good luck with your season
Mike

Thanks Mike for looking in ... all the best to you for this season and those F6

juanitos said:
nice phat leaves

Cheers took a chance putting seedlings into Dutch Hydroponic Soil "BioBizz" but at the moment looks like it's paid off

BearDown said:
Those are some healthy looking plants. Nicely done!

Thank you

heefy said:
Nice work as always John. Keep the updates coming.

Cheers Heath ... plants are coming along nicely ... only two no shows at the moment .. Tobago Sweet and 2SB7J which isn't bad out of 50 plus plants ... hopefully Spring will come soon as the south facing windowsills are starting to fill up

grispa72 said:
Very, very nice plants! Big leaves and beautiful shapes! Congratulations!
Paolo

Thank you for looking in ... Two tents .. Clone tent for seedlings under T5's ... more mature plants under CFL vegative growth in a larger grow tent then to make space moved to south facing windowsills. During the day we are getting a fair amount of sun but still suffering from night frost. All plants in "BioBizz" Dutch Hydroponic Soil

KiNGDeNNiZ · Feb 29, 2016

the bonnet KING.. glad to see things are doing great.. cant wait to see how things progress

Trident chilli · Mar 11, 2016

KiNGDeNNiZ said:
the bonnet KING.. glad to see things are doing great.. cant wait to see how things progress

KD kind words but I think you Steve Queen and Jamison have done a lot of work to promote the Scotch Bonnet .... your on my radar MoA Purple cross and TFM SB x Yellow Pixie intriguing so if you have planted these varieties I would love some seed in the fall

Trident chilli · Mar 11, 2016

Must be due an update as its been a while .... thanks for looking in

Steve Queen's MoA SB x Reaper

A selection of P. Dreadie's standard and the select varieties

Always a bonus when you plant a seedling from a plug/sponge and you get unexpected twins

Nice to keep my hand in with the hotties ....

John Ford's Moruga x Doughlah pod and the seed produced these plants ....

Genetikx · Mar 11, 2016

Super healthy looking plants and a lot of varieties that will be great to keep an eye on. Thanks for the updates