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favorite Wild Varieties-What is your favorite
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Jacked up photo of C.rhomboideum
Tovarii getting her maroon hues for fall.
Tovarii getting her maroon hues for fall.
Very nice John! I wanted to ask if you have any seeds for this one. I'd like to get the chance to grow it. If there's something I have that you want lmk.
-Walt
Very nice John! I wanted to ask if you have any seeds for this one. I'd like to get the chance to grow it. If there's something I have that you want lmk.
-Walt
Been looking for Tovarii seeds also, not too many people have it, so if you can spare a few seed it would sure help my wild grow for next year. Can't seem to find anyone that is growing C. parvifolium I thought that there was some one that was growing it, but I may be wrong.
George
George
Beautiful flower shot John cant wait for mine to flower and fruitPr0digal_son said:Tovarii getting her maroon hues for fall.
Amazing pics and plants. I have developed a love recently for the wilds. I was quite impressed to see that some species can live and produce for more than 20 years... From what I have been hearing the wilds are some of the best tasting of the peppers, although I don't know this personally. What a great thread.
Pr0digal_son said:Tovarii getting her maroon hues for fall.
Hey John... you're inbox is full...
Testing out some new gear.
John, I hate you now ........ 
when you combine the skill/passion of both wild peppers and photography, You make us beginner feel bad and behind lol.
Your pics bring a whole new meaning of beauty to the already beautiful wild pepper.
when you combine the skill/passion of both wild peppers and photography, You make us beginner feel bad and behind lol.
Your pics bring a whole new meaning of beauty to the already beautiful wild pepper.
Judy, my pics are taken with my cell. I try my best but my pics will never compare to Johns...PepperLover said:John, I hate you now ........
when you combine the skill/passion of both wild peppers and photography, You make us beginner feel bad and behind lol.
Your pics bring a whole new meaning of beauty to the already beautiful wild pepper.
Portuge said:
I have a very long way to go to get my photos where they need to be!
If you are trying to take better pictures because of mine,be it with a polaroid,or cell,I am happy. I have many inspirations,and glad I can inspire. These awesome plants will be the ones benefitting from it all. Wait until your are blocking wind in an electrical storm ,with an umbrella,so no branches break on your babies!
Check out the number of hits this thread has....crazy in this pepper day and age! Thanks to standbyandfire for starting it up.PepperLover said:John, I hate you now ........
when you combine the skill/passion of both wild peppers and photography, You make us beginner feel bad and behind lol.
Your pics bring a whole new meaning of beauty to the already beautiful wild pepper.
Hey Judy,I know you love your wilds,maybe even more than the latest superhots. I see a lot of folks changes their chinense heavy lists,and adding some great stuff like pubes and wilds. They all deserve respect!
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