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The garden is starting to move along some, slowly but surely.  :)   It should be a fun season!!   Hope everyone is doing great.  A few different 'Rocopica' types I'm growing this season.  

 

Chris

 

CAP 1491.JPG

Rocopica - CP.JPG

CMPCR078 F1 - Front.JPG

Rocopica Huge - CP.JPG

Rocopica - Joe.JPG

PI 590507 X F1.JPG

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Capsicum flexuosum - Purple Back - CF - Pic 1.JPG

Capsicum tovarii.JPG

Unknown praetermissum #2 - Brazil.JPG

Cappuccino Tepin - Cross 2.JPG

Olive Rocoto F3.JPG

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Vincer

Have a nice season!!!

 

Ciao

Vincenzo

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Rapace

Those flowers are fantastic.

 

I wish you a great season !

 

Carlo

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Toolshed

Wonderful shoots Chris! 

Wish you a nice growing 

Dario 

 

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Oban

Hi Chris, beautifull flowers.

Do you have some pics of the plant Rocoto Arequipa Giant X C.cardenasii?

 

 

I saw this picture of a cross, was it done by you?

Do you have some pics of the flower?

 

On 21/11/2017 at 10:09 AM, Oban said:

C.chinense X C.baccatum

Due varietà di nostra conoscienza, per chi non lo sapesse il Bih Jolokia Light Green è quello della Frontal Agritech ed è l'equivalente del Bih Jolokia #1 di Lonewolf.

Non so se sono più curioso di vedere il fiore di questo ibrido interspecifico o assaporarne l'aroma.

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Oban
18 minutes ago, Oban said:

Is this picture of a cross, was it done by you?

Do you have some pics of the flower?

I found it!

 

On 12/7/2017 at 3:27 PM, cmpman1974 said:

 

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What can you tell me about the aroma and the hotness?

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cmpman1974
On 6/24/2018 at 12:50 PM, Oban said:

I will take a photo of the plant you asked and post soon. :)  All varieties starting with CMPCR### are my own personal crosses I have made. It's my 'coding' to keep track of projects.  Not all 'attempts' were successful with germination over the years. 

 

Chris

 

 

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Hi Chris, beautifull flowers.

Do you have some pics of the plant Rocoto Arequipa Giant X C.cardenasii?

 

 

I saw this picture of a cross, was it done by you?

Do you have some pics of the flower?

 

 

 

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RocotoD

Very beautiful flowers, congratulations!

Good cultivation!

Dario

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Caxixe - Praetermissum.JPG

Cumari Flibu.JPG

Cumari Veredeira.JPG

Capsicum tovarii.JPG

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joefish

What a wonderful show!!!

The Cumari Flibu and  Veredeira are really fantastic. I love them.

 

Great job, Chris!!

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Albanian Red Hot.JPG

Szegedi 80.JPG

CAP 1487.JPG

Capsicum galapagoense.JPG

Capsicum praetermissum - Pale flowered.JPG

Capsicum praetermissum - Unknown 3 - Brazil.JPG

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cmpman1974

Apocalypse Red x Neyde F2 - Smooth Red.JPG

 

CMPCR078 F1.JPG

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Oban
5 hours ago, cmpman1974 said:

 

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Hi Chris, are these "soft" fruits?

From this image of the fruits without a calix, it would seem so and the size of the fruit is also quite small, how many inces approximately?

 

Cumari Alongado and Cumari Flibu are among my absolute favorites, fabulous flowers.

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Yes, they are soft fruits that fall right off the calyx.  I would estimate the size to be 5-10x the size of a normal USDA cardenasii pod (those are quite small).  Unfortunately, I'm not growing the true cardenasii this season to provide a pod size reference. :)  I'll measure one of these pods soon.

 

Chris

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marcello79

Complimenti Chris,  belle varietà :D I wild  sono tra i piu belli in assoluto :good: Un saluto marcello 79

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Oban
16 hours ago, cmpman1974 said:

Yes, they are soft fruits that fall right off the calyx.  I would estimate the size to be 5-10x the size of a normal USDA cardenasii pod (those are quite small).  Unfortunately, I'm not growing the true cardenasii this season to provide a pod size reference. :)  I'll measure one of these pods soon.

 

Chris

Thanks, in reality more than the exact size of the fruit, I'm more interested in the shape and color of the seeds of your cross, is it a F1 right?

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cmpman1974

Oban, here's the photo of the seeds of the CMPCR078 F1 fruits.

 

Chris

 

 

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Oban

Thanks, I really appreciate it.

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cmpman1974

The ruler has returned in my photos. :)  I like it too much as it provides a real-life scale for what I'm growing and comparisons year after year.

 

Olive Mini Rocoto F3.JPG

 

 

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This red version below is an off pheno I'm not focusing on.  I'm working on a yellow strain that points up that ripens deep purple to yellow with dark foliage. :)

 

Apocalypse Red x Neyde F2 - Smooth Red.JPG

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RocotoD

Very beautiful and strange fruits!

 

 

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Pr0digal_son
On 7/27/2018 at 12:33 AM, cmpman1974 said:

The ruler has returned in my photos. :)  I like it too much as it provides a real-life scale for what I'm growing and comparisons year after year.

 

Olive Mini Rocoto F3.JPG

 

 

006.JPG

 

 

This red version below is an off pheno I'm not focusing on.  I'm working on a yellow strain that points up that ripens deep purple to yellow with dark foliage. :)

 

Apocalypse Red x Neyde F2 - Smooth Red.JPG

 

 

You must measure in cm. We aren't in the U.S.A. !!!! :D

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cmpman1974

Slowly some varieties begin to ripen here.   Always an exciting time in the garden!  

 

Chris

 

Lemon Drop.JPG

Sugar Rush Peach Peppadew.JPG

Rocoto Rojo San Camillo.JPG

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cmpman1974

I decided to grow some of the 'classics' this year from past seasons. :) 

 

Chris

 

Capsicum tovarii.JPG

Goronong Yellow.JPG

7 Pot Brain Strain Red.JPG

Trinidad Scorpion Moruga Yellow.JPG

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Lonewolf

Nice varieties and photos, as usual!

 

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