elokuu 23, 2023, 11:07:05 ap

Uutiset:

Tervehdys, kaksi samaan aikaan sattunutta teknistä muutosta / ongelmaa summa aiheutti vajaan viikon katkon foorumille. Nyt palvelinohjelmisto on jouduttu päivittämään uuteen ja sekä ulkoasu että toiminnallisuus on muuttunut. Toivotttavasti ei ainakaan kovin paljoa huonompaan suuntaan. Odottamattomia ongelmiakin saattaa ilmaantua.


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Wild Chiles / Ulupica de Bolivia
elokuu 01, 2006, 01:22:20 ap
Different view of the C. eximium. My main camera fell on the tile floor in the kitchen and had to be sent in for repairs so I'm stuggling with these pictures--using a reversed lens and now a macro converter.

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Wild Chiles / Ulupica de Bolivia
heinäkuu 31, 2006, 15:19:33 ip
Hi Harry

CAP 503 C. eximium taken yesterday. The flower seems quite different to me.



My records show I sent you 3 varieties of C. cardenasii but don't say which. If It does not have a prefix it is the one I received from Graeme Castelton years ago simply as "Cardenasii". Here is a link that shows  those I have grown

http://www.virtualpepper.org/classifications.php?id=13&forum_lang=english
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Show us your garden! / ID help needed
heinäkuu 30, 2006, 20:19:18 ip
Hmm--is a baccatum. None of those look right. Can't explain your results-hard to imagine that as result of a simple cross. Should look like this

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Wild Chiles / Ulupica de Bolivia
heinäkuu 29, 2006, 14:28:38 ip
Thanks for the interesting material. Dr. Bosland considers C. eximium and C. cardenasii to be part of the 'pubescens complex' and mentions the fact that there is variability in self compatibility with the pubescens. I have a friend who loves and  has grown many of them and he concurs though he has only found two varieties so far that are self incompatible.

I started some experiments on the wild peppers a few winters ago but acquired a mite infestation and had to dispose of all the plants. I did obtain a fruit on a Ulupica which I pollintated with C. pubescens ( ala Rocopica) but only obtained one seed and have not grown it out. Wishing I had a green house rather than a kitchen.

john
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Wild Chiles / Ulupica de Bolivia
heinäkuu 28, 2006, 23:20:23 ip
I am hesitant to debate you on this issue, not being a biologist. All of my references list them as separate species ( I have not seen the work you cite). Bosland and Votava in " Peppers: Vegetable ans Spice Capsicums" indicate that C. cardenasii is self- incompatible while C. eximium is self-compatible. This seems to be so my experience and if true would give you your distinguishing characteristic.

This winter I plan to grow a selection of the wild species inside and do some experimenting.
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Wild Chiles / Ulupica de Bolivia
heinäkuu 27, 2006, 23:46:00 ip
I believe C. eximium and C. cardenasii are separate species.
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Wild Chiles / Ulupica de Bolivia
heinäkuu 27, 2006, 21:04:14 ip
Blooming but, again, not forming pods. I am beginning to wonder if this is really C. cardenasii



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Wild Chiles / Capsicum testiculatum
heinäkuu 18, 2006, 20:25:56 ip
It is now producing fruit--very un-pepper like fruit

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Wild Chiles / Cobincho cross
heinäkuu 18, 2006, 20:23:44 ip
The other Cobincho--MDESH never did produce any fruit and stopped flowering. It has now begun to flower again producing tiny 1/4" flowers. The plant has continued to grow and is now quite wide.

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Wild Chiles / Cobincho cross
heinäkuu 11, 2006, 23:45:04 ip
Tasted today-extremely hot but the heat fades. No special flavor but a hint of bitter. Only two seeds in each of two ripe pods.
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Wild Chiles / C. lanceolatum
heinäkuu 08, 2006, 23:24:07 ip
Update--now about 13" high and 23" wide--has produced a couple more flowers but no fruit. Am growing as all the others for now.


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Wild Chiles / Cobincho cross
heinäkuu 05, 2006, 12:47:02 ip
Haven't tasted yet--that's the first ripe one.
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Wild Chiles / Cobincho cross
heinäkuu 05, 2006, 01:03:00 ap
Cobincho-NMDUC is now producing pods--the other has not

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Wild Chiles / Capsicum testiculatum
kesäkuu 10, 2006, 21:04:01 ip
Thanks for the link. this one looks pretty close

http://www.bgard.science.ru.nl/images/47394362.jpg
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Wild Chiles / Capsicum testiculatum
kesäkuu 09, 2006, 17:06:17 ip
Hey, Gekko

Here is a picture of one of the plants. Note the small size of the flowers.


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Wild Chiles / Capsicum testiculatum
kesäkuu 08, 2006, 12:54:22 ip
Don't think is actually an eggplant--based on Hudson's pic and description of of fruit but some kind of solanum--simialr to a couple including red ruffled eggplant except flowers are quite small.

http://www.pbase.com/chiles400/solanaceae
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Wild Chiles / Capsicum testiculatum
kesäkuu 07, 2006, 23:49:53 ip
Flower looks like a solanum rather than a pepper

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Wild Chiles / C. lanceolatum
kesäkuu 01, 2006, 12:36:42 ip
I'm no computer expert--pictures work fine for me with Mozilla, IE, and AOL.
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Wild Chiles / C. lanceolatum
toukokuu 31, 2006, 23:39:43 ip
you may post the pictures--I won't be able to read it correct?  :(
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Wild Chiles / C. lanceolatum
toukokuu 31, 2006, 19:05:13 ip
It opened!