favorite Wild Varieties-What is your favorite

What a great offer Nightshade... Im interested in that Rhomb that mill has growing over there in Tennessee... Would love to add some of those to my collection...
 
Portuge said:
What a great offer Nightshade... Im interested in that Rhomb that mill has growing over there in Tennessee... Would love to add some of those to my collection...
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Hit me up in nov-dec and I shall send ya some.
 
Anyone growing or even seen these relatively new species???
 


Systematic Botany 30(4):863-871. 2005 
doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1600/036364405775097905
 

Three New Species of Capsicum (Solanaceae) and a Key to the Wild Species from Brazil
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Gloria E. Barbozaa and Luciano De Bem Bianchettib
aInstituto Multidisciplinario de Biología Vegetal (IMBIV-CONICET) and Department of Pharmacy, Chemical Science Faculty, University of Córdoba, Casilla de Correo 495, 5000 Córdoba, Argentina ( gbarboza@imbiv.unc.edu.ar)
bEmpresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuária—Centro Nacional de Pesquisa de Recursos Genéticos e Biotecnologia (EMBRAPA—Recursos Genéticos e Biotecnologia), PqEB Parque Estação Biológica, Av. W/5 final, Brasília—DF, CEP 70770-900, Caixa Postal 02372, Brasil (bianchet@cenargen.embrapa.br)





Abstract
Three new species of Capsicum from eastern coastal Brazil are described and illustrated.Capsicum pereirae from Espírito Santo and Minas Gerais is related to C. flexuosum andC. schottianum. Capsicum friburgense, endemic to a restricted area in Nova Friburgo (Rio de Janeiro state) is similar to C. scolnikianum, C. cardenasii, and C. mirabile.Capsicum hunzikerianum from São Paulo is closely allied to C. cornutum. A key to differentiate the wild Capsicum species from Brazil is provided.
 
Nigel, I highly doubt anyone is growing these here.  They are super rare.  I've tried for many, many years to find some of these (along with other friends).  They are rare even to natives and risks of transporting seeds out are high. :(  Hopefully someday, many wild pepper lovers will get the chance to enjoy them.
 
Chris
Nigel said:
 
Anyone growing or even seen these relatively new species???
 


Systematic Botany 30(4):863-871. 2005 
doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1600/036364405775097905
 
Three New Species of Capsicum (Solanaceae) and a Key to the Wild Species from Brazil
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Gloria E. Barbozaa and Luciano De Bem Bianchettib
aInstituto Multidisciplinario de Biología Vegetal (IMBIV-CONICET) and Department of Pharmacy, Chemical Science Faculty, University of Córdoba, Casilla de Correo 495, 5000 Córdoba, Argentina ( gbarboza@imbiv.unc.edu.ar)
bEmpresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuária—Centro Nacional de Pesquisa de Recursos Genéticos e Biotecnologia (EMBRAPA—Recursos Genéticos e Biotecnologia), PqEB Parque Estação Biológica, Av. W/5 final, Brasília—DF, CEP 70770-900, Caixa Postal 02372, Brasil (bianchet@cenargen.embrapa.br)



Abstract
Three new species of Capsicum from eastern coastal Brazil are described and illustrated.Capsicum pereirae from Espírito Santo and Minas Gerais is related to C. flexuosum andC. schottianum. Capsicum friburgense, endemic to a restricted area in Nova Friburgo (Rio de Janeiro state) is similar to C. scolnikianum, C. cardenasii, and C. mirabile.Capsicum hunzikerianum from São Paulo is closely allied to C. cornutum. A key to differentiate the wild Capsicum species from Brazil is provided.





 
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Thanks Chris. I thought as much, but it`s always worth asking. I might write to the authors of the description and see what they say. 
 
 
If anyone wants the paper above, please PM me with your email address. I have the .pdf file. I also have the one below.
 

New Endemic Species of Capsicum (Solanaceae) from the Brazilian Caatinga: Comparison with the Re-Circumscribed C. parvifolium
Author(s): Gloria E. Barboza, María F. Agra, María V. Romero, Marisel A. Scaldaferro, and Eduardo A. Moscone Source: Systematic Botany, 36(3):768-781. 2011.

I`ve grown tepin wilds from Texas and Mexico before, but this year I have C.chinense "wild brazil" to try. I could get seriously addicted to these types of wild peppers! 
 
I received seeds of a chacoense variety called "most prolific". I've never grown wild ones, are there differences in cultivation from domestic ones I should know about?
 
May be next years grow...probably have a few nore laying around that are Chinense , Baccatum etc.

cardenansii
CAP 1530

Chacoense

CAP 212
CAP 213
CAP 470
CAP 477
CAP 498
CAP 499
CAP 501
CAP 1445
CAP 1446
CAP 1153
CGN 22869
CGN 22083
C0 1403
C0 4392
CAP 1530
CHACO RED
CHACOENSE ?
CHACOENSE
CHACO LONG
CHILE CONGO
CHILE PENGUIN
WILD BRAZIL
PI 560944
EXILE - COBINCHO
EXILE

EXIMUM-TROPICAL SEEDS

Galopagense

97450083
PI 639682
CGN 22208
CGN 22208

Eximium

CAP 470

CAP 500
CAP 1035
CAP1491
CAP1546
CAP 1546
CGN 1502
CGN 19198
CO1225
CGN 21502

C. FLEXUOSUM

LANCEOLATUM-08
LANCEOLATUM-09
LANCEOLATUM-07
LANCEOLATUM

Microcarum

CAP 215
CAP 1473
CAP 1476
MICROCARPUM

MIRABILE/BUFORUM

PARVIFLORUM

Praetermissum

CAP 469
CAP 498
CAP 1141
CAP 1144
CAP 1478
CGN 20805
CGN 22794
CGN 22795
CUMARI FLIBU
CUMARI PARANA
CUMARI POLLUX
CUMARI VEREDEIRA
CUMARI VERMELHA
PI 441654
PRAETERMISSUM
PRAETERMISSUM-PEPPERMANIA

ROCOPICA
ROCOPICA-RAINBOW SEEDS
ULUPICA/ROCOPICA-CHRIS
ULUPICA WHITE SEEDS

RHOMBOIDEUM

TOVARII

TC07246 / Grif 14033/PI 639131

RED BUNCHING BERRY - BARBADOS
ROUND RED BUNCHING BERRY - BARBADOS
Not Galopagoense
Cumari Pollux
CAP 872
CAP 1531
 
smokemaster said:
May be next years grow...probably have a few nore laying around that are Chinense , Baccatum etc.

cardenansii
CAP 1530

Chacoense

CAP 212
CAP 213
CAP 470
CAP 477
CAP 498
CAP 499
CAP 501
CAP 1445
CAP 1446
CAP 1153
CGN 22869
CGN 22083
C0 1403
C0 4392
CAP 1530
CHACO RED
CHACOENSE ?
CHACOENSE
CHACO LONG
CHILE CONGO
CHILE PENGUIN
WILD BRAZIL
PI 560944
EXILE - COBINCHO
EXILE

EXIMUM-TROPICAL SEEDS

Galopagense

97450083
PI 639682
CGN 22208
CGN 22208

Eximium

CAP 470

CAP 500
CAP 1035
CAP1491
CAP1546
CAP 1546
CGN 1502
CGN 19198
CO1225
CGN 21502

C. FLEXUOSUM

LANCEOLATUM-08
LANCEOLATUM-09
LANCEOLATUM-07
LANCEOLATUM

Microcarum

CAP 215
CAP 1473
CAP 1476
MICROCARPUM

MIRABILE/BUFORUM

PARVIFLORUM

Praetermissum

CAP 469
CAP 498
CAP 1141
CAP 1144
CAP 1478
CGN 20805
CGN 22794
CGN 22795
CUMARI FLIBU
CUMARI PARANA
CUMARI POLLUX
CUMARI VEREDEIRA
CUMARI VERMELHA
PI 441654
PRAETERMISSUM
PRAETERMISSUM-PEPPERMANIA

ROCOPICA
ROCOPICA-RAINBOW SEEDS
ULUPICA/ROCOPICA-CHRIS
ULUPICA WHITE SEEDS

RHOMBOIDEUM

TOVARII

TC07246 / Grif 14033/PI 639131

RED BUNCHING BERRY - BARBADOS
ROUND RED BUNCHING BERRY - BARBADOS
Not Galopagoense
Cumari Pollux
CAP 872
CAP 1531
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Smoke, you are such a showoff  :rofl:
 
Portuge said:
Thanks Noah...will do when the time comes...Blue Mystery flower, no pods yet but im still waiting on em to develop...
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bacc var praet of some sort. The green/yellow streaks on the petals have a split in them. If it grows a stem as big as a 50 cent piece then it is praetermissum. eximium/cardenasii complex grow thin and gangly. Doesn't look as hairy as most praet. Could be PI441654.
cmpman1974 said:
Nigel, I highly doubt anyone is growing these here.  They are super rare.  I've tried for many, many years to find some of these (along with other friends).  They are rare even to natives and risks of transporting seeds out are high. :(  Hopefully someday, many wild pepper lovers will get the chance to enjoy them.
 
Chris
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If Chris isn't getting them nobody is!
 
I've got a LOT of seeds just listed as C.Species or Unknown.Could be anything...

CGN 14202 , Cgn 16895 , cgn 19191 , cgn 20804 , cgn 20813 , cgn 21380 , cgn 21502 , cgn 21576 , cgn 22761 , grif 9400 , grif 9441 ,grif 9400 , grif 9797 , pi 121006 , pi 131006 , pi 257016 , pi 260409 , pi 260464 . pi 355015 , pi 485251 , pi 543189 , pi 560944 , pi639682
 
Pr0digal_son said:
bacc var praet of some sort. The green/yellow streaks on the petals have a split in them. If it grows a stem as big as a 50 cent piece then it is praetermissum. eximium/cardenasii complex grow thin and gangly. Doesn't look as hairy as most praet. Could be PI441654.

If Chris isn't getting them nobody is!
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I grew the wild Blue Mystery last year. What a beast! 5 feet tall 6 feet wide. The stem was indeed the diameter of a 50 cent piece. Mystery solved?
 
coheed196 said:
In all seriousness, would anyone like to send me any seeds of some wilds? I've never grown any wilds but have gotten very interested in them over the last couple of weeks. I have alot of super hot seeds if you want to trade.

Thanks
Vincent
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I'm just catching up on this thread. Vince, if you'd like some wild varieties, just let me know and I'll send you some.
 
Thanks Dan, I would definitely like to attempt to grow a few. I've never grown any wilds and have gotten very interested in them, so if you have a couple you wouldn't mind parting with I'd happily take them.
 
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