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Nice Plants and Photos John !

 

I have a CGN 19198 (C.Eximium) this year.

Here is its flower.

 

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Carlo

 

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Lonewolf

Great photos!

All the important details in full evidence, and a touch of art :yes:

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Guitarman

Great plants, can't say enough about that Pink Tiger! :good:

 

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Pr0digal_son

Nice Plants and Photos John !

 

I have a CGN 19198 (C.Eximium) this year.

Here is its flower.

 

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Carlo

 

Ciao Carlo. The white eximium loses the purple pigment as the flower ages. Atleast that is happeneing on my plant. It is a very productive plant!

 

 

 

C.cardenasii from Pepperfriends. This plant seems to be "Rocopica". The corolla shape is promising but coloration is dark purple.

 

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Pr0digal_son

Aji Omnicolour C.baccatum

 

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Large Orange Thai C.annuum

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C.pubescens

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C.flexuosum berries

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C.flexuosum has a unique quality that I have not seen on any other Capsicum. It grows new suckers out of the roots of the mother plant.

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Ajvarka flower. C.annuum

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Jay's Red Ghost Scorpion.

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Toolshed

wonderful shots as usual John!

:good:

 

 

C.flexuosum has a unique quality that I have not seen on any other Capsicum. It grows new suckers out of the roots of the mother plant.

 

I'd bet you were talking about c. ciliatum. It does this as well, I thought it was the only one, but as evidenced there's at least two capsicum doing it.

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AleSpaggia

'Mamma mia, che Belle Foto!!!
Complimenti e Grazie per averle condivise!!!

:good:

:clapping: :clapping: :clapping:

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Hellas

Amazing photos, it is always a pleasure for my eyes pass through your topic, congratulations John :thumbsup:

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scotti

Piante bellissime e foto stupende!

Complimenti :hi: :hi: :hi:

ciao

 

Gerri

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Rapace

Ciao Carlo. The white eximium loses the purple pigment as the flower ages. Atleast that is happeneing on my plant. It is a very productive plant!

 

Yep, same happening to my CGN 19198....... when flowers are not yet opened their colour is purple (fist quite dark, than it lighten gradually), once they fully open the purple pigment has practically disappeared.

 

I confirm productiveness of this variety......I also tried a cross with some Rocotos (a... let's say....Rapace's homemade Rocopica :lol2: )

 

Take care my friend and congratulations for the wonderful photoshots you posted

 

Carlo

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redchilli

Aji Omnicolour C.baccatum

 

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Large Orange Thai C.annuum

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C.pubescens

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C.flexuosum berries

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C.flexuosum has a unique quality that I have not seen on any other Capsicum. It grows new suckers out of the roots of the mother plant.

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Ajvarka flower. C.annuum

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Jay's Red Ghost Scorpion.

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Hi very nice photos and good plants :P

But... Why jay's red ghost scorpion has got some White leaves ? It's a camera effect I think.. Or it's normal for this plant?

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Pr0digal_son

Hi very nice photos and good plants :P

But... Why jay's red ghost scorpion has got some White leaves ? It's a camera effect I think.. Or it's normal for this plant?

 

That is the sun refelcting off of the leaves. :lol2:

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Pr0digal_son

wonderful shots as usual John!

:good:

 

 

I'd bet you were talking about c. ciliatum. It does this as well, I thought it was the only one, but as evidenced there's at least two capsicum doing it.

 

Grazie Dario!

 

 

'Mamma mia, che Belle Foto!!!

Complimenti e Grazie per averle condivise!!!

:good:

:clapping: :clapping: :clapping:

 

Grazie fratello!

 

 

Amazing photos, it is always a pleasure for my eyes pass through your topic, congratulations John :thumbsup:

Thank you Danio. This year I am far behind,but the weather is starting to get consistant. I hope to have a lot of nice photos to share and add to the database.

 

 

Piante bellissime e foto stupende!

Complimenti :hi: :hi: :hi:

ciao

 

Gerri

 

Grazie! Be well.

 

 

 

Yep, same happening to my CGN 19198....... when flowers are not yet opened their colour is purple (fist quite dark, than it lighten gradually), once they fully open the purple pigment has practically disappeared.

 

I confirm productiveness of this variety......I also tried a cross with some Rocotos (a... let's say....Rapace's homemade Rocopica :lol2: )

 

Take care my friend and congratulations for the wonderful photoshots you posted

 

Carlo

Ciao Carlo. I am enjoying that plant,it is a fun variety. I have a couple rocopica that I am trying to create this season also. I have many C.pubescens to test out my eximium with.

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grispa72

Awesome!!! I love that pics, congatulations!!!

 

Paolo

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Maxx5

Beautiful photos !! ... Excellent plants!!

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Lonewolf

Wonderful, wonderful photos!

Nice idea to cut a flower to take photos of the inside!

 

You're right, those plant looks more like a Rocopica. Unfortunately having only one plant of C.cardenasii it is not possible to get pure seeds (not cross-pollinated with Rocopica, Pubescens or Eximium)

 

 

C.flexuosum has a unique quality that I have not seen on any other Capsicum. It grows new suckers out of the roots of the mother plant.

 

 

I'd bet you were talking about c. ciliatum. It does this as well, I thought it was the only one, but as evidenced there's at least two capsicum doing it.

 

Dario is right. C.ciliatum usually produced suckers from the roots, even quite far from the main stem.

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Pr0digal_son

Where to start??? It has been very long since I have updated my cultivation. some of these pictures are old and some are current. I will be updating more often now.

 

Aji Omnicolour

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Small Orange Thai

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Large Orange Thai

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Long Yellow Pear Shape

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7 Pod Bubblegum Brown

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Rocopica

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baccatum var baccatum

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Red Rocoto

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Devil's Brain

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Jay's Ghost Scorpion Red

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Solanum torvum

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Pr0digal_son

CAP 1530

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White/pale coloured flower C.eximium

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Chocolate Borg 9

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C.pubescens

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Rocoto P.Onore

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Cotton

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C.flexuosum

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Vincer

HI John!!!

 

Great plants, great pods and great pictures!!!

Congratulation!!!

 

Ciao

Vincenzo

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Cerasello

White flower eximium from PepperFriends . Could be CGN 19198

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Rocopica

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CAP1530

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C.rhomboideum

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Brown Borg9 C.chinense

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Cabai Burung Ungu C.frutescens

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Pink tiger C.chinense

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S.torvum

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Aji Oro C.pubescens

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I love the pics more than the plants :blum:

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Hellas

Wow ... Fantastic plants and pics John. The class is not fresh water :hi:

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Rapace

What to say..... Fantastic !

It's like .....

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Jorge Lopes

Great pictures and great plants!!! Congrats!!! John




Jorge Malaca

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Rapace

The class is not fresh water :hi:

 

Hey John..... just for my curiosity......

 

Is the sentence written by Danio used also in American English ?

It sounds to me quite strange in English. That's a literal translation of "La classe non è acqua fresca" which has a very clear (idiomatic) meaning in Italian..... but being idiomatic I doubt you use exactly the same...

 

(For example: "In bocca al lupo" in italian is "Break a leg" in English).

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ZAPPALAND

Very nice John ! :D

 

Can i look a thai orange large fruit? I'd like to grow it next season.

 

Wath do u think about? Ty. :)

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