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!
I will post more about this in a couple of days.
Happy New Year, 2021!
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glog Wild, Indeed, Community Thread
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C.rhomboideum
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An example of how C.lanceolatum flowers can look without sun. Some people don’t realise how stark the difference can be. These are from a cutting I have in a shady corner of my grow tent.
You're playing this all wrong. Let the subterfuge begin.
Have you seen the guy painting flowers to resemble Andean Clade species that have high anthocyanins?
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Would you like the once in a lifetime chance to have some of my Peach flowered Lanceolatum? Happy to trade, DM me for optionsYou're playing this all wrong. Let the subterfuge begin.
You are a beauty,Vaniglio.
Mate,there is an Italian gent that has peach coloured Lance pods. Be creative!!Would you like the once in a lifetime chance to have some of my Peach flowered Lanceolatum? Happy to trade, DM me for options
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I’ll make sure my C.rabenii x C.tovarii F1 ripens with stripes then ;-)
Congrats on that plant. Very nice work indeed.
Getting 8-10 seeds per friburgense pod. Thinking of doing a heavily vetted seed train in a couple months that people can feel comfortable about not getting robbed or extorted. The parvifolium are a bit further behind and not setting in the same numbers s o probably a limited supply there.
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C.tovarii seems to just soak up whatever the weather throws at it. Best performing plant during variable weather last year and this.
Setting everything now outside, loving this one
This is a very nice plant and showing intermediate traits that are easily distinguishable. C.tovarii was and probably is my favorite Capsicum out of the ones I have grown.
C.rabenii
I think you have irrefutable evidence to affirm it, or do you believe the word of your Brazilian or Italian friend? The world of Capsicum Wild is rotten, made up of envious and hypocritical people, you too are part of it and I don't think your conscience is so clearYou are a beauty,Vaniglio.
C.lanceolatum
C.tovarii, much bigger ripe pods on the way
C.tovarii, much bigger ripe pods on the way
Small pot but still 6 feet/1.8m including the pot. C.rabenii x C.tovarii F1. Not the best photo but shows growth pattern.
Yes,you are correct. I'm glad we can stop
