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Hobbies Wednesday - what have you done this week?
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I was finally able to cross pollinate two pepper varieties! They are:
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.
May the pepper gods bless you with bountiful harvest!
Thank you!
Wow, for some people (me included) it's hard enough to even keep a plant alive. Cross breeding them is next level
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.
You can cross-pollinate plants by using a little paintbrush to catch and move the pollen.