Really nice photos! Tanks!

Whats the difference between a baccatum flower and a Flexousum flower?

These are the peppers I am groing this year

Burkina Yellow
Capsicum Flexuosum
Capsicum Tovarii (CGN 22876)
Carpet Pepper
CGN 21500
CGN 22092
Chiltepin
Florida Wild
Goat Pepper Bahamas
Grif 15020 Capsicum Flexuosum
Habanero Hot Lemon
Kalaw
McMahons Bird
Morovars Yellow
Natal
Pequin from Ischia
Pequin Rosetia
Peternero
Purple Flowerer chacoense
Rio
Rocoto Cusqueno
Rocoto from Vina Del Mar
Royal gold
St. Helens Yellow
Tarran County Pequin
Tepin
Texas Bird
Texas Black
Texas Wild
Texas Wild Piquin
Yellow Bumpy
Yellow Chacoense
Yellow Scorpion Cardi
Foodorama Scotch Bonnet
Wrinkled Ica Yellow
Yellow Ica
Red Ica
Harold St Barts
Trinidad Perfume
Carolina Reaper
Bhut Jolokia White
Fire
Purple Bhut Jolokia
CAP 269
CAP 832
CO0948
Orchid
CAP 1474
Peppadew
Aji Golden
PI 260567
CO2598
Rivo
Inca Red Drop
Pimenta Barro do Ribeiro
Facing Heaven
Pellegrino
Aji Fantasy
Aji Finlandia
Peruvian Purple
Rouge de la Bresse
Ancho Tibron
Pepperone
Poinsietta
Frigitello
Chimayo Hot
Louisana Hot
Bansaii Market Large Annuum
Jalapeno Estriado
Jaloro Hybrid F3
Padron
Pimenta da Neyde
Colombian Orange Lantern
Bhut Jolokia

Hi Guys - Its been a while. But here are my favorites of 2012. 7 Pot Primo - best scorpion shape ever!


This one is not the regular Red Fatalii, but it also go under the name Red Fatalii. I got it from an American gentleman. I have seldom seen a capsicum chinense been so prolific as this one! Highly recommended!


A capsicum chinense that seemed to like the cold summer of 2012. Columbian Orange Lantern PI 257127. Quite small and very very tasty - nice heat as well!


A pepper named by my friend Mats after his wife: Patricia. As you see its a capsicum baccatum. These peppers had really long tails and were the best tasting baccatum with this shape I have ever tasted. Nice heat as well (hotter that the regular Jamaican Bell etc).


Friggitello is a chile pepper variety with The Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit (AGM). It's well worth it! Besides that it always gives abundant harvest so keeps the plant very healthy. I love to fry it in olive oil like I do with Padron. The variety always gives better yield than padron is my experience. The variety has no heat but is very good nonetheless!


2012 was not the best year for growing peppers in Sweden. Many plants did only produce a very small harvest and some pods had to be harvested while still green. Like these TS Morouga Yellow.


The capsicum pubescens did seem to like the weather and was earlier than ever before. I did grow Aji Largo and...


...PI 585261 and...


...and Rocoto Grandis. All with good results.

Have a nice december

Regards

Patrik with family

Lainaus käyttäjältä: patahontas - helmikuu 17, 2012, 19:31:11 ip

Lainaus käyttäjältä: aropupu - helmikuu 17, 2012, 11:33:14 ap

Lainaus käyttäjältä: patahontas - helmikuu 14, 2012, 23:24:25 ip
Some of the wild ones has the wrong species I belive.

Yeah:

Cap 1035 Capsicum Eximium = C. chinense (non-wild)
CAP 1491 C. sp = C. eximium
Cap 1530 = C. cardenasii
Cap 215 Capsicum Microcarpum = C. baccatum var. baccatum
CGN 19182 (C.emimium x C.pubescens?) = "type between annuum and frutescens" ?
CGN 24332 Capsicum Buforum = C. eximium
PI 645681 C.Eximium = C. frutescens

Mostly growing stuff from the research institutions seems to be like playing the lottery, at least when it comes to the wild varieties

Great list and absolutely beautiful pictures, looking forward to seeing your season. And i truly hope that you'll get GRIF 15020 C. flexuosum to germinate and produce fruit, as the grower community could really use some seeds. Managed to get six seeds this year but it seems i won't be getting a plant out of them.

Hi,

Thanks, I agree its a lottery. I saw one of them was labeled CGN 198182 #2  (C.sp x C.pubescens?). There must be a misstake in there. Any Ideas of what it could be?

It might be CGN 19198 #2 C.eximium x C.pubescens

Lainaus käyttäjältä: aropupu - helmikuu 17, 2012, 11:33:14 ap

Lainaus käyttäjältä: patahontas - helmikuu 14, 2012, 23:24:25 ip
Some of the wild ones has the wrong species I belive.

Yeah:

Cap 1035 Capsicum Eximium = C. chinense (non-wild)
CAP 1491 C. sp = C. eximium
Cap 1530 = C. cardenasii
Cap 215 Capsicum Microcarpum = C. baccatum var. baccatum
CGN 19182 (C.emimium x C.pubescens?) = "type between annuum and frutescens" ?
CGN 24332 Capsicum Buforum = C. eximium
PI 645681 C.Eximium = C. frutescens

Mostly growing stuff from the research institutions seems to be like playing the lottery, at least when it comes to the wild varieties

Great list and absolutely beautiful pictures, looking forward to seeing your season. And i truly hope that you'll get GRIF 15020 C. flexuosum to germinate and produce fruit, as the grower community could really use some seeds. Managed to get six seeds this year but it seems i won't be getting a plant out of them.

Hi,

Thanks, I agree its a lottery. I saw one of them was labeled CGN 198182 #2  (C.sp x C.pubescens?). There must be a misstake in there. Any Ideas of what it could be?

This year I am growing loads of peppers. But many of the seeds are old - so some wont grow. Some of the wild ones has the wrong species I belive.







7 pot Brain Strain
7 Pot Primo
Aji Cristal
Aji Golden
Aji Largo
Aji Russian Yellow
Bhut Jolokia
Bhut Jolokia
Biquinho Iracena
Black Naga
Bode Roxa
Bolivan Small Red Capsicum Chacoense
Brazillian Red Pumkin
Cap 1035 Capsicum Eximium
Cap 1141 C.Praetermissum
Cap 1153 Capsicum Chacoense
CAP 1491 C.sp
Cap 1530
Cap 215 Capsicum Microcarpum
Cap 500 Capsicum Eximium
Capsicum Tovarii (CGN 22876)
CGN 19182 (C.emimium x C.pubescens?)
CGN 19198 C.sp
CGN 20497 C.Cardinasii
CGN 20805 Capsicum praetermissum
CGN 24332 Capsicum Buforum
Cherio
Chile De Seda
Chocolate Bhut Jolokia
Chocolate Scotch Bonnet
Co 00280 C.sp
CO 0948 baccatum
CO 1220 baccatum
CO 5061 baccatum
Columbian Orange Lantern PI 275127
Consteno Amarillo
Diente de Perro
Dominica Red (Habanero)
Ecuadorian Light Green
Fatalii Red
Goats Weed
Grif 15020 Capsicum Flexuosum
Guindilla Blanca
Habanero Brown Large
Habanero St. Martin
Hot Lemon
Inca Red Drop
Jalapeno Herkules
Mazaroni River
Morado
Naga Viper
Paloma
Patricia
Peru Yellow
Peruivan Poniter
PI 238047
PI 585261 Ultra Pube
PI 631154 C.Flexuosum
PI 645681 C.Eximium
Pimenta Barra Do Ribeiro
Pimenta Da Neyde
Rain Forest
Rica Yellow
Rocoto Grandis
Shiny Red PI 802351
Stor Spansk Paprika
Tabasco
Trinidad Scorpion BT
Trinidad Scorpion Morouga Blend
Tulpanpaprika

Yes, send me Pm

Hi!
thanks!

Of course Im intressteded in a trade. I am just starting My 2012 season. Any suggestions? Which pepper is a must 2012:)

Regards

Patrik

More pictures:)
Alexander
Bhut Jolokia
Pimenta Da Neyde
Chocholate Bhut Jolokia
7 Pod

and finaly a start of 2012

Trinidad Scorpion Butch T

Happy Hollidays

Patrik

Some pics from 2011
Pimenta Barra Do Ribeiro Trinidad Bush Kali Mirch PI585273 Capsicum pubescens Serrano Stuard Mazaroni River - very tasty and hot pepper Aji Pineapple (mobile phone photo) Padron and tomato Some harvest, The white pepper is the White Habanero (mild).

Amazing peppers Jungelrain, great to see Blondie there:)

Have a great season.

Patrik

This fun peppers I got from orchid collectors. They had been on a trip in to rain forest in Guyana. Near Mazaroni River, they ran on this chile pepper. They have enjoyed this variety much and cultivated it with success in Stockholm, Sweden. Now I grow it for the first time. I must say that so far it is one of my favorites this year. It bloomed first and has a bushy growth habit and looks nice.



That it is a Capsicum annuum (or closely related), there is no doubt. So far only one flower per nod.



The foliage is healthy and looks set to thrive.



Now I hope that the plant is to be as promising as it has been so far.





The plant is slightly more hairy than normal capsicum annuum.

Thanks Guys!

And yes I will report more of the Mazaroni River. Named by me as it was found close to Mazaroni River in Guyana.
Aji from Viña del Mar is another named by me. It was given to me by a friend who has relatives who grow this pepper in Viña del Mar, Chile.

Hi friends!

Here I go again:)

Started sowing 1 january 2011. Planted some later in January and February. Now is most time for repotting:)

The peppers that I am growing this year (some missing)

Aji Bolivian   baccatum
Aji Pineapple   baccatum
Aji from Viña del Mar   baccatum
Dong Xuan Market   baccatum
Inca Red Drop   baccatum
Jamican Bell   baccatum
Pimenta Barra-Do Ribeiro   baccatum
Mazaroni River, unknwon pepper from the rainforest in Guyana   Capsicum sp
7 Pod Classic   chinense
7 pod Jonah   chinense
Bhut Jolokia   chinense
Carmine Yellow   chinense
Chocolate Bhut Jolokia   chinense
Habanero Cappucino   chinense
Pimenta da Neyde   chinense
Scarlet Lantern   chinense
Trinidad Scorpion   chinense
White Habanero (Mild)   chinense
Datil Red   chinense
Serrano Stuard   annuum
Pimenta del Piquillo   annuum
Red Olive   baccatum
Peter Pepper   annuum
Kaili Mirch   annuum
Trinidad Bush   annuum
Heatwave   annuum
De Arbol   annuum
Ros De Mallorca   annuum
Alexander   annuum
Hot Banana   annuum
Big Banana Red   annuum
Pimento de Padron   annuum
Sivri Biber   annuum

also was given these peppers by friends, hard to say no.

Friggitello
Pepproncino rosso.
Bishops Crown, I will compare it with Jamaican Bell (Is there a difference, some people say that there is a difference)
Mini Bonnet.
Habanero Dulce.


January - germination of Habanero Cappucino


This mystical pepper looking up from the earth, I call it Mazaroni River as it found near the river in Guyana. It was found there by Orchid Hunters. Fruits are oval shape about 2 cm and germination occurred so quickly suggests that most of it is a Capsicum annuum. (Now confirmed annuum). My guess is a "wild or at least half wild:)" annuum.


The roots of Inca Red drop above ground?!?


Re potted for the first time, picture taken some weeks after reppoting.


Dont know if I want to grow this one, just tried the germnation. I belive all the seeds came up. Quite good for a wild one. Capsicum lanceolatum.


Pimenta Da Neyde


Pimenta da Neyde again


Overvintred Chocolate Bhut Jolokia, 6/3 2011


Mazaroni River flower


Harvest time in april, a pepper that (the seeds) was bought as Yellow Bhut Jolokia (overwintred plant).

Have a great time my friends.

Regards

Patrik

Lainaus käyttäjältä: MasaT - joulukuu 18, 2010, 23:45:02 ip
Hi patahontas!

That trinidad douglas is the one that i try to grow in this year.
Can you tell anything about its taste?
Is it worth of growing?

Hi! Definitly worth growing if you like the hot ones:) Quite simmilar to 7 pod brown, if not the same. I tried my pods when they where a little bit over ripe, the 7 pod brown got larger pods and where maybe a little bit better. But then again both are great. Some people say that the Trinidad Douglah is the hotter than Bhut Jolokia. Dont know about that, but its hot as hell:)

just look here:

http://www.pepperfriends.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=949

Hi friends!

I hope you all are great, here are som of my favorites of this year.


Pimenta Da Neyde - I looooooove this one!!! This year finaly a nice harvest.


Habanero - quite prolific


The killers from trinidad 7 pod brown and yellow + morouga blend


Yellow Bhut Jolokia, maybe not so hot as the red one but a great pepper anyway.


Pimenta barra do Riberio - my favorite of this year


Another hot one from Trinidad, Trinidad Douglah


Harvest time in october.


Picking the ones for next year, always a hard choice. But great fun.

Have a nice holiday!

Patrik

Hi! Some pics from 2010

Even though I had serious problem with bugs eating up my pods and leaves outside in the garden. The peppers in the greenhouse has done quite well. The small greenhouse has really made a great difference when it comes to the chinense peppers


Pretty n Purple,


Unknown chinense and Sangria (annuum)


Inca red drop, second harvest


Pimenta Da Neyde - hard not to love this pepper:)


Habanero gives a nice harvest this year.


Naga morich


Trinidad Douglah


Limon, capsicum chinense

Best regards
Patrik

Amazing! Those pepperes are really growing fast Jukka! When will we find your peppers in a supermarket in sweden:)

Sorry for not writing so much lately, anyway things are doing fine. Here are some pics.


Flowers - I don't pick flowers that often, but here are some;)

7 Pod (blast) - love this one!

Pimenta Barra Do Riberio - a purple baccatum is unusual. Thanks Chris!

Inca Red Drop- ripe pods already;)

Siesta - Ornamental plant

Wild chinense, very small plant with very small flowers.

Thanks!

Mats blog http://chilesinstockholm.blogspot.com/

Patrik