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Yellow bhut.

jjs7741 said:
Oh well. Hopefully plant 2 will give a better line to segregate from as it is obviously not a mutation.;)

jacob
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Well said. Its a totally different plant all together so i hope its HHHOTTT!
and yellow
 
That's one of the coolest looking plants I've ever seen. Can't wait to see some pics of the big yellows.
I have one plant left that's about 6 inches tall now after that silly rabbit chewed down it and my other one to below the cotyledon level.
 
ABurningMouth said:
That's one of the coolest looking plants I've ever seen. Can't wait to see some pics of the big yellows.
I have one plant left that's about 6 inches tall now after that silly rabbit chewed down it and my other one to below the cotyledon level.
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Thanks. Probably the best and coolest ive ever grown even though its a hybrid. Feel free to post yours too when you get pods.

chillilover said:
PM's full madhatter........
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emptied chililover
 
Hi All, Its been just over two weeks and since there has been more progress i'll post some new picks of both plants.
Will start with plant 1
80% of pods are now yellow
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another angle
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closeup of pods
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And now for plant #2. This plant continues to produce like crazy. Well over a hundred pods now and a couple pods on this plant have also turned yellow. Pod shapes are much different than plant 1. Love the gnarly and twisted shapes this plant puts out as well as its productivity.
Some photos bellow.
Photo of plant. almost 5 feet tall with 5 new branches grown off the main stem
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photo of the branching off and newer pods growing off those stems
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Plethora of pods on the upper level of the plant
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more pods
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MWM, I was told pepper flowers have male and female parts, so they self pollinate.

MH, where the heck is Barrie??? LOL
 
Matt50680 said:
MWM, I was told pepper flowers have male and female parts, so they self pollinate.

MH, where the heck is Barrie??? LOL
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They are monoecious meaning both male and female on the same plant/flower but you still need a pollinator, like insects,animals, wind or manual pollination like my trusty crayola brush. the plant will not produce anything if the polline(sperm) from the anthers(male) is not transported to the stigma(female)

Matt Barrie is just north of Toronto in Canada
 
hi Mad,

nice production on the second plant...looks awesome...indeed looks like a jolokia....

your first plant just looks like a regular Fatalii...but i know you notice that already...
 
hector.jacob said:
hi Mad,

nice production on the second plant...looks awesome...indeed looks like a jolokia....

your first plant just looks like a regular Fatalii...but i know you notice that already...
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To me it appears opposite. The first plant does look like a jolokia. The second plant looks more like a fatalli.
 
I personally don't think a pollinator is really neccessary with chiles. I have no wind or pollinating insects indoors or in my greenhouse and I never have problems getting pods. I used to hand pollinatie but I proved to myself a while back that it isn't really neccesary, especially if there is a wind or a fan
 
Yeah I never pollinate any of my indoor plants, just a nice small fan that blows is all I have used and have never had any issues.
 
POTAWIE said:
I personally don't think a pollinator is really neccessary with chiles. I have no wind or pollinating insects indoors or in my greenhouse and I never have problems getting pods. I used to hand pollinatie but I proved to myself a while back that it isn't really neccesary, especially if there is a wind or a fan
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Interesting Potowie, LGHT. Maybe i'll try it. i tried the shaking but only had success with some.
 
How do you pollinate with a paint brush? I mean.. anatomicaly.. what is the two parts you are touching?

Using the chosen words I feel like a mom explaning sex to a child lol :o)

xo
 
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