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Lee's 2011 Wild/Brazilian season
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What do you do w/ all the peppers from the wild varieties? Use them individually to cook or make hot sauce/salsa?
I have since looked at your excellent website and its very informative. I found part of the answer to my question on your site here: http://www.wildchilli.eu/index.php/wild-chilli
I have since looked at your excellent website and its very informative. I found part of the answer to my question on your site here: http://www.wildchilli.eu/index.php/wild-chilli
I eat some fresh make powders, sauce/salsa's...
Transplanted some plants to their final container, 13 Liters. They will spend there first night outdoors. I made a small GH for them to stay in overnight. Protected them with some lace cloths, just in case..
Plants enjoying the sun. Will transplant them next week/weekend
Looks like most plants are hardened off, I can leave them in the sun all day with no problems
Some overwintered plants. C.flexuosum, C.tovarii...
The weather is great this year.. Compared to last year, when most of my plants got root bounded (not enough space indoors) and caused very slow growth for 6+weeks or so, this year I was I able to progressively transplant the plants..
Can't wait to see the the difference in growth
Got 32 out of 60 new plants outside now. They survived the first night outdoors very well. Temperature was about 5 Degrees C in the "GH" but the plants where underneath lace cloths so temperature was a bit higher
CGN19198#2. Grew it last year and it produced 0 pods.. This plant also looks different, seeds are from the same batch though
Mini GH
Cumari verdadeira C. baccatum var. praetermissum
Can't wait to see the the difference in growth
Got 32 out of 60 new plants outside now. They survived the first night outdoors very well. Temperature was about 5 Degrees C in the "GH" but the plants where underneath lace cloths so temperature was a bit higher
CGN19198#2. Grew it last year and it produced 0 pods.. This plant also looks different, seeds are from the same batch though
Mini GH
Cumari verdadeira C. baccatum var. praetermissum
millworkman
Extreme Member
Dang Lee, everything is looking great. Still using Chilli Focus as your main fertilizer?
Has been a busy week transplanting the Chilli's. Just 10 more to go... Used about 800 Liters of soil to fill the containers. This year I will plant some chili's outside in the ground just to see how they grow compared to the chilli's in containers
C.tovarii
CGN19198#2
C.cardenasii var. pendulum (Ulupica Large)
C.cardenasii 904750136
C.cardenasii CAP 1530
C.cardenasii CAP 1530 (grew this plant in 2010). Due to lack of space most plants last year suffered from lack of light, root-bound,etc.). The curled leaves at the bottom of the plant are also a result of not enough light or not evenly spreaded light.
C.tovarii
CGN19198#2
C.cardenasii var. pendulum (Ulupica Large)
C.cardenasii 904750136
C.cardenasii CAP 1530
C.cardenasii CAP 1530 (grew this plant in 2010). Due to lack of space most plants last year suffered from lack of light, root-bound,etc.). The curled leaves at the bottom of the plant are also a result of not enough light or not evenly spreaded light.
Beautiful plants lee, they're growing very quickly.
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millworkman
Extreme Member
Looking awesome Lee, that CGN19198#2 has some crazy cool flowers and hair.
Beautiful looking plants Lee!
Looks purple too. Can't wait to see it a couple/few weeks from now
Thx guys. CGN19198#2 miserably failed last year. Plant didn't produce any fruits
Some pictures of the Wilds.. They still growing on my roof terrace but will move them to the garden very soon. The plants in the garden especially some Brazilian species are getting very massive and bushy.
C.galapagoense 1 of 4 plants
C.cardenasii var. pendulum (Ulupica Large)
Left> C.cardenasii (CAP1530) Right> C.cardenasii (904750136).
C.cardenasii (CAP1530)
C.cardenasii (904750136)
C.flexuosum Young plant from 2011
"Bonchi" plant from 2010
"Bonchi" Fruits and flowers
Some pictures of the Wilds.. They still growing on my roof terrace but will move them to the garden very soon. The plants in the garden especially some Brazilian species are getting very massive and bushy.
C.galapagoense 1 of 4 plants
C.cardenasii var. pendulum (Ulupica Large)
Left> C.cardenasii (CAP1530) Right> C.cardenasii (904750136).
C.cardenasii (CAP1530)
C.cardenasii (904750136)
C.flexuosum Young plant from 2011
"Bonchi" plant from 2010
"Bonchi" Fruits and flowers
Very nice, lee! And they all look so healthy too!
millworkman
Extreme Member
Great looking plants Lee.
