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Well, it's not a tobasco.... Any guesses?

JutsFL

JutsFL

Long story short - amazon seeds.


Definitely not tobasco as it should have been, suggestions welcome!

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Thanks for the input to all. I believe I may have them ID'd, from the help of another forum I think they are likely Takanotsume peppers - pics I find appear nearly identical at least.
 
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I only have a few tobasco seeds right now but my overwinter will blow up soon. PM if ya want to send me a sasbe. Mine are OP.
 
Nice plant by the way, sorry its not what ya wanted. Been there done that
 
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PrimeTime said:
I only have a few tobasco seeds right now but my overwinter will blow up soon. PM if ya want to send me a sasbe. Mine are OP.
 
Nice plant by the way, sorry its not what ya wanted. Been there done that
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I may take you up on that one... If so, I'll send a list of seeds I have as well if you'd like to make a swap.
 
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looks like to me the picture you posted are frutescens, which is what a tobasco is.
 
If you post a picture of the calyx of one of the pods it would probably help.
 
They might be Takanotsume but I don't think so they are a different species, the leaves aren't quite right and like I said we would have to get a better look at the pod OR the flower. 
 
 
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Actually just looking at how the cluster is, I think they are Takanotsume...did it look anything like this when it was about to go crazy?
 
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