More Brazilian varieties.
A mix of this and that. Here are som dedo de moca. Most of the dedo de mocas I tried were milder than the ones I have grown at home. I don't know why. They look the same, but the difference in heat level is very much noticeable.
Some malaguetas in the middle. A habanero in the back. And probably some other varieties. I got them all mixed up and the kind friend who gave them to me didn't separate them. Simply called them "pimentas" :-) Makes it more excitng for me :-)
I will see which condition they are in. Maybe I can sample some of them. They don't look super fresh...
Hot regards,
Mats
Do you have any seeds for any of the wild Capsicum varieties you would be willing to trade? I really really really would like some C. Eximium, C. Flexuosum, C. Galapagoense, and C. Cardenasii. If you have any seeds for those please email me at coheed196@hotmail.com I have a pretty extensive seed trade list myself and would love totrade with you. Thanks, and you have some beautiful pictures.
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