Lee´s Wild/Brazilian Growseason 2009/2010/2011 UPDATE!! 14-08-2011

[Mayloa]

Nice looking plants you've got there

Which variety is it that you have on the bottom left corner in this pic I quoted?

Take care

[lee]

That's the Pin Tepin. Growth is somewhat stunted

[lee]

Some pictures

Brasileira Marimbondo


Birgits Locoto


Mari Wiri


Bode Vermelha


Bode Roxa


Olho de Peixe


Duke Pequin X Naga Morich


Duke Pequin X Bhut Jolokia

[lee]

Ulupica Large






C.tovarii Overwintered plant


C.lanceolatum Bonchi


Mini Mini C.baccatum

[lee]

More pictures... :roll:

Chacoense Purple flowered


Chacoense Wild collected 2009


Cheiro Amarelo


CGN19198


Duke Pequin X Pimenta Da Neyde


Tepin Peru X Fresno


Tepin Peru X Tarahumara chiltepin


Cambuci


Brasileira - Bode Laranja


Biquinho

[lee]

C.cardenasii 904750136 Flower. Haven't seen a flower like this before, very remarkable. The tip of the petal is curled backwards. Have seen this trait only on the flowers of CGN 20497. CAP 1530 doesn't have curled tips.
Interesting..

[Mayloa]

Cool! It also looks like the stigma is thicker than what i've seen before

[lee]

Locato X CGN19198#2 Flower just opened.

[lee]

C.cardenasii 904750136 First pods




Locato X CGN19198#2

[bluesman]

It is always nice to see your very healthy looking plants. You really do know how to take care of them. Ever had a pest problem?

[lee]

Hey Rauno

Thx. Well this year I have some aphids as you can see on the last posted pics. There not a threat at the moment but I noticed there are many of them compared to recent years. I assume it's because of the early, warm and very dry spring. Anyway there keeping me busy these days

lee

[lee]

Moved some species from the garden back to the roof terrace.




Front middle. Mini Mini, Growing nicely


C.tovarii 2011 Plant

[AlexChupetinho]

simply amazing!!!

[bluesman]

 Looks good, like an army parade. Your plants seem to grow very sturdy stems and the branches start growing very shortly from the bottom. Makes them look very nice and bushy. They can tolerate the wind much better, too.

[lee]

Some flower shots.

Inca Red drop X Lemop drop


Coração de boi


CAP1530



C.rhomboideum


CGN19198

[lee]

Plants on the roof terrace


Both the overwintered and the 2011 C.tovarii plants are making pods




Trepadeira do Werner. To my opinion not a vine-tree like chilli


Locato X CGN19198#2

[lee]

Ulupica large


C.cardenasii 904750136


CGN 19198#2


Inca Red drop X Lemop drop




Coracao de boi


Brasileira 3 Lobos


Birgit's Locoto & Cumari


Cambuci


Some vandals recently broke into the garden and messed up some plants incl. trepadeira. They destroyed some branches
and even stole a plant, Bode Roxa. Go figure, they knew what to get
Trepadeira do Werner






C.tovarii 2010


C.tovarii 2011 Creeping branches


Mini Mini

[coco]

Nice looking chilies you got there! 

[lee]

Thanks

C.flexuosum. Overwintered plant. It's now a Flex on stem


Cumari Verdadeira


Crossed Locato X CGN19198#2 with CGN19198#2. I pollinated the flowers on both plants. It seems that the Locato X CGN19198#2 has difficulties setting fruit up to know. Will leave it for a while and will try some manual pollinating


Cambuci Huge Flowers




Well captured a parasitic wasp (most likely)on C.galapagoense. Also found cocoons. The light wasn't good so some pictures are not that clear. More info on parasitic wasps>> (http://wildchilli.eu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=490&start=30#p7027)
Nice video >> http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/animals/bugs-animals/bees-and-wasps/wasp_parasitic.html


A ladybug and the wasp are guarding C.galapagoense




C.galapagoense flower


CGN 19198


Lemon drop X Inca red drop




Coracao de boi

[lee]

C.galapagoense