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Inca's Wild chili's season 2010

Cool lookin pepper plant. The growth habit seems so different from what I'm used to seeing.

I'm hoping to add a couple wilds to my grow list for next year, specifically, c.rhomboideum and c.lanceolatum. Just have to track down some seeds.
 
Silver_Surfer said:
Beautiful plant!!!

How does it taste?
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well it taste like a mix of madamme jeanette x habanero. wonderfull fruity flavor with a good kick to it.


Phadrus On Fire said:
Cool lookin pepper plant. The growth habit seems so different from what I'm used to seeing.

I'm hoping to add a couple wilds to my grow list for next year, specifically, c.rhomboideum and c.lanceolatum. Just have to track down some seeds.
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Well you could take a look over here : Fatalii
or maybe join our forum and get some seeds from our members
check our site for more info.

Happy Growing,

Inca
 
My PDN begins to look pretty amazing.... :D

few pic's :

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It is starting to get really black ;)
 
Man those are some long legged beauties.

I grew a cumari last year and due to their size and color you want to eat them like M&M's. I would advise against. They are some hot little mama's. Good luck to you IB.
 
Well some pic's of the progress so far:

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Mini mini is a very large plant, with lots of tiny fruits. (will try to bonshi this 1)

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This Pi 645680 is a big one aswell, no flowers yet, but it is beautyfull plant, i love the hairy
edge of the leaves.

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The flower of the San isidro is huge, lets hope the fruit will be big too, cause this is the 1 for the chileman competition :D

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those are some very nice looking plants! Especially the pimenta de neyde. The wild chile plants are pretty cool, I may have to add a few to my grow list next year.

You said you're growing them for the looks mostly, do you still eat all the chiles?
 
Avon Barksdale said:
those are some very nice looking plants! Especially the pimenta de neyde. The wild chile plants are pretty cool, I may have to add a few to my grow list next year.

You said you're growing them for the looks mostly, do you still eat all the chiles?
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Yes i'll try them all, but i don't expect much, flavour wise.....
but then again.....i tasted the Bolivian Small Red (c.chacoense)and i must say
it had a very different taste and smell (and heat)as all of the others i have tried......(+/- 200 varieties)
 
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