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There's a friend that has a cumari do para that came out different. We don't even know if it's normal.
The leaves have teeth and the flower seems kinda odd, but somehow it does look like a capasicum flower. Any thoughts?
-Walter
The leaves have teeth and the flower seems kinda odd, but somehow it does look like a capasicum flower. Any thoughts?
-Walter
Vegas_Chili said:There's a friend that has a cumari do para that came out different. We don't even know if it's normal.
The leaves have teeth and the flower seems kinda odd, but somehow it does look like a capasicum flower. Any thoughts?
-Walter
The leaf structure and flower closely resemble a weed that I've seen in the garden spread via bird droppings.
millworkman
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Agreed. This is not a pepper but a very close relative, a nightshade. Can be highly toxic so watch it.harry said:
It's probably Solanum nigrum.
Nightshade of some description, possibly Solanum carolinense. Did the seeds your friend use come from the eastern USA?Vegas_Chili said:There's a friend that has a cumari do para that came out different. We don't even know if it's normal.
The leaves have teeth and the flower seems kinda odd, but somehow it does look like a capasicum flower. Any thoughts?
-Walter
Confirmed, I saw pics on Google. A Brazilian forum member sent them to him, the guy also disappeared. He doesn't answer to PM's or anything.Spicegeist said:
Thanks for the replies!
-Walter
C.tovarii
Very nice Prodigal! How's the flavor?Pr0digal_son said:C.tovarii
-Walter
Nice Photo's every one, the lanceolatum, flexuosum, tovarii and galapagoense are very interesting, I know I left two or three out, not on purpose though,
I know that there are some other Rare Brazilian pepper species out there some still to inter our forum. I've tried growing a couple of them, but the only luck I have had, has been with the Cardenasii and Praetermissum, some of them can grow very tall in just one season, I have a small cardenasii that i grew this year I cut it back along with the praetermissum, both the plants are now resting for the winter along side my super hots that I dug up and repotted.
Good Luck everyone.
George
I know that there are some other Rare Brazilian pepper species out there some still to inter our forum. I've tried growing a couple of them, but the only luck I have had, has been with the Cardenasii and Praetermissum, some of them can grow very tall in just one season, I have a small cardenasii that i grew this year I cut it back along with the praetermissum, both the plants are now resting for the winter along side my super hots that I dug up and repotted.
Good Luck everyone.
George
They are grow for show,flavor is not very good to me. C.flexuosum is the best tasting wild variety IMO,galapagoense the hottest.Vegas_Chili said:
