that looks great Chris! Only one of my 4 is looking like it'll survive some disease or something. The leaves are getting brown spots and either falling off fast or turning super crispy. I am thinking either a disease or while they were at my store some *&^%&^$ decided to be (*&*&^ and tamper with some of the plants.... If I find batteries for my camera I'll post pics

The one on the left is the healthiest one, the one on the right looks better in the picture than in person

This one looks like a dozen othe rplants that eventually died

Chris,
That was me asking for updates, but I cant seem to view the picture you posted... (is anyone else having problems seeing it?)

Can you try to post it again!

looks like a nasty fertilizer burn [or at least thats what mine did when i had the pH way acid and the soil mix way too hot]

shelbyguy, do you think by the looks they have a chance of coming back? Aboot a dozen other plants started looking like that and died off.

well I think the rain over the past few days they have been outside may have helped A LOT! The two that are together in the pot have very tiny new foliage growing on them, the one still in the cup however is not showing anything new.

I'll have new pictures in a week or so.

Chris I am so jealous though of how much better yours looks over mine.....

Chris, do you mind if I add your pics to my other pepper page on my jalabanero.com site?

well the second one in the pot now has no leaves....

the first one in the pot lost one leaf and is the only one showing any signs of coming back....

The one in the cup is down to one leaf as well and not looking good....

Well as long as the one survives I think I'll be happy enough... Can attempt cloning again...

omg!!!!!!

is there any way possible i could get even 1 of these seeds?!!!?

i will sign away a soul

I just sprouted some Datil X Limon crosses and some Fatalii X Peruvian chinense crosses.
The Fatali X Peruvian Chinense crosses are supposed to put out chocolate Fatalii pods 50 percent of the time.

puffisaurus, there were only 6 seeds. I sent 2 of them to Cmpman and kept 4 for myself. If I had an abundance of them I would of been more than happy to send you some.

This year I am going to attempt to cross a Naga Morich and a 7-Pot with a Black Hungarian.

webofHair, feel free to post my pics whereever you want. :) I just transplanted my two Naga x Lemon Drop seedlings into the ground today. They both look about the same size wise.

I originally thought they were C. Chinense leaves, but I'm leaning towards Baccatum. The first flower is about to open. I don't see mutiuple flowers per node.

Chris

Well update:

The one in the cup still has no signs of recovery yet, still has one really sick leaf on it.

The ones in the pot; the one on the left has all kinds of small fresh new life on it, while the one on the right is only showing really small new life.

I'll try to have pics tonight when I get home from work.

Well the verdict is in on plant #1. It's got C. Baccatum flowers. It's not a big plant yet and no fruit have set so I can't say if any cross occurred or didn't with any certainty. Plant #2 is smaller.

Also, no evidence of multiple flowers per node either which is characteristic of a C. Chinense.

Chris

I am pretty certain that no crossing has occured. Simply because it should not be technically possible to make a cross between a baccatum and another species..

So my guess is that you are growing some kind of baccatum, likely Hot Lemon plants...

From one of the places where I found the information:
Quote: "Baccatum: Crosses sporadically with annuum, chinense, and frutescens; does not cross with pubescens. However, baccatum only produces sterile hybrids with other species."

Here is a link that might be useful: From Fiery Foods

Just to correct myself - it is indeed possible to make a baccatum cross with praetermissum - but not with the normally domesticated ones like annuum, chinense etc...

Hey does any 1 have any of these seeds
for the cross
Email Xavierdogbreeder@msn.com

ended up not being a cross....