Wild, Indeed, Community Thread

Just getting this started so I can get a url.
I will post more about this in a couple of days.

Happy New Year, 2021!

 

[ChilliCrosser]

Bumper C.Praetermissum harvest, first of the year.

 

[ChilliCrosser]

CAP 500 (C.Eximium) setting pods outdoors

 

[CaneDog]

My Rhomboideum continues to be very happy climbing the light post to get increasingly closer to the LED's. It's the only OW that remains inside now, as I haven't wanted to move it and risk disrupting the momentum.

 

[PaulG]

Okay, now you are just showing off, Mr. @CaneDog

 

[PaulG]

A few tidbits of news.

One of Matt's (@catchthebear) c. lanceolatum seeds he sent
a few weeks ago hooked overnight. Seed sown on 5/7, eight-
teen days in. Tiny trichomes visible on the cotys and stem un-
der ridiculous enlargement Two more seeds still on the
heat mat. This one is under the T5HO lights on the grow shelf.


The c. chacoense purple flower is starting to ripen a few of
the older berries. Now we just need some more sun! Now
catching full morning sun (when it happens) and afternoon
shade. This is the volunteer plant from Fall 2021.


The second-year wild Cumari annuum is showing a bit
of color on one of the very first berries set in the green-
house. Now on the deck in the shade of a Sangu Kaku
Japanese Maple during mid-day, along with most of the
wild varieties.

 

[CaneDog]

Great to see the Lanceolatum hook, @PaulG !

My PF Chacoense has shown about zero recognition that we're well into spring, despite that almost every other OW has made significant strides.

 

[PaulG]

Great to see the Lanceolatum hook, @PaulG !

My PF Chacoense has shown about zero recognition that we're well into spring, despite that almost every other OW has made significant strides.

I feel the same way about my OW purple flower chaco.
Just not as full and glamorous as most of the other wilds.

 

[Wiriwiri]

A few tidbits of news.

One of Matt's (@catchthebear) c. lanceolatum seeds he sent
a few weeks ago hooked overnight. Seed sown on 5/7, eight-
teen days in. Tiny trichomes visible on the cotys and stem un-
der ridiculous enlargement Two more seeds still on the
heat mat. This one is under the T5HO lights on the grow shelf.


The c. chacoense purple flower is starting to ripen a few of
the older berries. Now we just need some more sun! Now
catching full morning sun (when it happens) and afternoon
shade. This is the volunteer plant from Fall 2021.


The second-year wild Cumari annuum is showing a bit
of color on one of the very first berries set in the green-
house. Now on the deck in the shade of a Sangu Kaku
Japanese Maple during mid-day, along with most of the
wild varieties.

Great to see the Lance sprouted..hope to see it bear fruit this Summer..I didn't have any luck with my seeds.

 

[PaulG]

The little lanceolatum seedling finally stood up.
Sporting a nice crop of tricomes! This is the farth-
est I have gotten with a lance in four tries. Fingers
crossed

 

[ChilliCrosser]

@PaulG congrats on getting some C.Lanceolatum up and running Matt to the rescue again I see!

 

[PaulG]

@PaulG congrats on getting some C.Lanceolatum up and running Matt to the rescue again I see!

Yeah, buddy! Gotta hand it to Matt. I am
amazed such a tiny seed can even pro-
duce a plant. The other two seeds in the
rockwool have not popped, yet. sure
would like to have a back-up or two! I
hope your seedling is growing straight
and true!

 

[ChilliCrosser]

Yeah, buddy! Gotta hand it to Matt. I am
amazed such a tiny seed can even pro-
duce a plant. The other two seeds in the
rockwool have not popped, yet. sure
would like to have a back-up or two! I
hope your seedling is growing straight
and true!

I double checked my records. I dropped 10 seeds from Matt, I had 7 germ!! 1 was a bit weak and didn't make it. So I have 1 plant outside going well and a solo cup with 5 small ones in that are just getting their first true leaves. I'll probably split those between some indoor and outdoor plants, possibly one in a small hydro as well to try.

I'll grab a photo of the one outside and share soon.

 

[MarcV]

The little lanceolatum seedling finally stood up.
Sporting a nice crop of tricomes! This is the farth-
est I have gotten with a lance in four tries. Fingers
crossed

Are you sure that's not a nettle?

 

[PaulG]

The c. lanceolatum is definitely starting to
grow out some true leaves.

 

[Datil]

My humble contribution to this killer thread!

Chiltepin PaulG (c.annuum v. glabriusculum)

Goat Pepper (c. praetermissum)

Guatemalan Chiltepin (c.annumm v. glabriusculum)

Yellow Fire #1 (c. chinense)

Yellow Fire #2

Kudos to all wild growers

F

 

[PaulG]

@Datil - Your plants look absolutely perfect,
Fabrizio! So healthy and robust with awe-
some growth habits. Keep 'em coming, my
friend! Can't wait to see them full of nice,
ripe berries!

Is the Chiltepin Guatamala the 'Tolito/Torolito'?

 

[ChilliCrosser]

@PaulG my oldest C.Lanceolatum starting to get going outdoors, around 6" tall

 

[PaulG]

That c. lanceolatum is really starting
to take off.

I'm just a little behind that curve

 

[Datil]

@Datil - Your plants look absolutely perfect,
Fabrizio! So healthy and robust with awe-
some growth habits. Keep 'em coming, my
friend! Can't wait to see them full of nice,
ripe berries!

Is the Chiltepin Guatamala the 'Tolito/Torolito'?

Thanks Paul, the weather has been very nice so far... I suppose that i will deal soon with monster heat and critters
The Guatemalan Chiltepin seeds come from Semillas, it seems a little different from Tolito maybe closer to this one?

Chiltepin National Park Of Tikal, Guatemala

Database specie e varietà di Capsicum (peperoncino piccante)

www.pepperfriends.org

Have a great weekend thp fellows!

F

 

[CaneDog]

@ChilliCrosser - your lance is looking great. The lateral branching they do once they get going is really something and it sure creates a cool look with the long narrow leaves.