The 3 plants looked identical to one another when I potted up this one a few weeks back. The leaves look more like PaulG's second plant in post 724, above. Do these pods look different than yours? I'm not sure what to expect with this one, though I suppose I was expecting the pods to be a bit smaller (they're about an inch) and more upright.
The true one would be with upright deciduous berries that are about the same size/look as the berries produced by Solanum dulcamara, aka Bittersweet.. More like an egg than a tube or cone. Unfortunately not produced in bunches though. Here's a crappy picture of the mother that cutting I posted recently. If it wasn't for that cutting, she'd be gone. The only real difference I've noticed in the two I have from original seed is the habit.. This one likes to spread, the other, pictured in the airpot(Rabbitbit), is more upright in nature.
I have been very pleased with this plant. It's
The berries on my 2020 plant were upright
Those were the kind of pods I was expectingThe true one would be with upright deciduous berries that are about the same size/look as the berries produced by Solanum dulcamara, aka Bittersweet.. More like an egg than a tube or cone.
I've been in my head trying to imagine what could have caused the cross you have.. Most of the stuff I can picture growing near it had upright pods. Yours look tasty!
Were yours from the train too.. Or isolated? I've yet to grow either out.
Even yours look hybrid to me, with that kind of tubular shape of other AnnG types. My pods almost always have a distinctly 'chicken egg' shape to them, whereas these look very 'snake egg'.. If that makes sense. It's a very seldom occurrence with these to pop off-pheno pods, that I've noticed, and the flowers are also very consistently 5 pointed, if I recall correct.. With the occasional 4's. All very cool, JTS.. To me anyway. I can get you both some Isolated seed for next year if you want. I plan to isolate them again this year. Also pretty sure I have original seed still too.
Add me to the list, as well. Thanks, CF, veryI'd be down for a few of those isolated seeds when you get them
Yes, these were from wild AnnG that grow around Uvalde, Texas.. More specifically, these are from the Haygood estate. I love how quickly they lignify!
Thanks for that info, CF!
CAP 470 (C.Eximium), apparently it thinks it's acceptable to show up after 56 days. It also thinks it's acceptable to keep a helmet on.
I've had words....
Incredible dense growth on the dwarf tepinMoved a few more wild peppers outside a couple of days ago.
C. chacoense and a volunteer Capucinno Chiltepín.
Tepin pshngo and Dwarf Chiltepín Hermosillo
Glad to hear you are developing an interest inIf you keep posting pictures of such beautiful plants @PaulG i can't help developing a certain interest in wilds that eventually will lead to expansion of my plant numbers in the seasons to come!
My plan is to OW it and shape it for more
