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Old December 31, 2012   #91
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I didn't realize the different species of peppers would cross.

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Old December 31, 2012   #92
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C. annuum sorts readily hybridize with each other.It's also possible to cross annuum sorts with chinense or frutescens.I selected compatible chillis to experiment rather readily.
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Old December 31, 2012   #93
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The reason I asked is because the Tabasos I've grown are C frutescens and, while I've heard of interspecies crosses, I wasn't sure how easy it was.
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Old January 1, 2013   #94
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This pepper crosspollination chart has been very handy over the years.

http://faq.gardenweb.com/faq/lists/p...441005626.html

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This pepper crosspollination chart has been very handy over the years.

http://faq.gardenweb.com/faq/lists/p...441005626.html

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Thanks! That definitely got bookmarked!
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Old January 1, 2013   #96
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Very useful.
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Old January 4, 2013   #97
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Capsicum chinense 'Uvilla Grande' pods started maturing, didn't taste them yet.
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Old January 6, 2013   #98
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Today I tasted one of Pimenta da Neyde pods.It had a typical 'chinense' smell that reminded me Datil pods.Sure it's a super hot chilli but not a nuclear one!Say around 200 000 SHU.Considering pod taste PND is an ordinary chinense, striking as a plant though!
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Old January 7, 2013   #99
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Thank you for knowing how to properly photograph your subject
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Old January 8, 2013   #100
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Crandrew thanks for passing by.I'm pleased that followers enjoy my photos.However I'm no photographer in technical sense just trying to mirror plants from my point of view.

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Old January 9, 2013   #101
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It snowed for 3 days in Istanbul.Fortunately I had cloched Royal Black in ground just before it started to snow.As seen in photo some minor frost damage on foliage happened,however leaves still look alive.
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Old January 10, 2013   #102
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Nice Levent Good idea with the water bottle. Any thought in building a small row cover or greenhouse to keep them in through the winter?
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Old January 10, 2013   #103
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My potted plants (Chillis and some Solanums) are in my garage turned greenhouse.All the tomatoes and chillis in ground frosted except Royal Black.This is a temporary setup to keep it alive.You know I need it as a genetic donor....In Istanbul temperatures never drop down -7C thus I expect it will not freeze under cloche.
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Old January 10, 2013   #104
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oh ok looks awesome. Yeah you really dont want to lose the mother, that would be a shame.
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Old January 14, 2013   #105
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Chilli season has started officially!I have recently started sowing chinense and baccatum sorts at first.2-3 weeks later I'll sow frutescens and annuums.
No need to say I planted seeds in straight diatomite in a propogator to keep the humidity.Each cub has only one seed thus I may grow them in those cups until they get a good size to transplant to ground or subirrigation pots.
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