Spyke
jlai.lu

I finish this ! It was soooo long !

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lemm.ee

Looks beautiful! Looks like a granny version of what the Romans used to wear for battle

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Ahahaha my husband says exactly the same thing ! 🤣

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I was finally able to cross pollinate two pepper varieties! They are:

  • yellow bell pepper - just some market variety.
  • dedo-de-moça - Capsicum baccatum, red, 5k~15k Scoville heat units (hotter than a jalapeño, milder than a cayenne), great flavour.

I want the breed to be: yellow, large, mild but not heatless, finger-shaped. And hopefully more resistant to insects than bell peppers are.

In the meantime I'm still waiting for my chocolate-coloured habanero to grow flowers, so I can cross-breed it. Likely with dedo-de-moça too, I like the shape.

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Evereply
discuss.online

May the pepper gods bless you with bountiful harvest!

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discuss.tchncs.de

Wow, for some people (me included) it's hard enough to even keep a plant alive. Cross breeding them is next level

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You can cross-pollinate plants by using a little paintbrush to catch and move the pollen.

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To be frank it's only the start - I'll need to plant and select at least five generations of the hybrid. But I'm really happy, the hardest part was done.

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Eve
discuss.online

Work has been chaotic this week so the days have been late so far, but I did have time last night to make strawberry muffins with a streusel topping.

On Sunday I reported my tiny plant collection so I could bring a couple of them to my desk at work.

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They were! Though its a little to early in the season for strawberries I guess, the strawberry wasnt as flavorful as I would have liked. Next time though!

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