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Can anyone help me ID my chilli plants please, I think I may have mis-labelled them when sowing.
Above is the two plants concerned, the left is what I've labelled my Apache f1 chilli, and the right is the Californian Wonder Pepper. My concern is that the Apache is taller and thiner spaced leaves than the californian wonder which is compact with a larger density of leaves. Apache is the only chilli I'm growing, all the rest are peppers and all look similar to what I've labelled as my Apache. The CW is the only plant of all of them that is shorter and denser and i think I may have mixed them round, any please?
Above is what is labelled CW but I suspect is Apache.
Above this time is the taller plant that looks like all my other peppers but I've labelled Apache chilli.
Oh by the way my first post, be gentle, seems like an excellent site for all my advice needs, I'll be happy to give what little I know back too.
Its hard to tell because the CW? is putting energy into branching so may be shorter because of that (and the branching may indicate a more robust plant). Even though Apache is supposed to be a dwarf, I don't know if you can tell by growth habit-size at this point. They are both the same species so they will tend to be vey similar, so for now I would trust the tags.
I one thing I can add is the Cal Wonder is going to have larger broader leaves, The Apache will stay quite compact with shorter narrower leaves. Just keep on the lookout for this over the next week or so. Your plant labeled Cal Wonder looks like my Amish Bush wild C. Annuum which is supposed to be a very compact bushy plant, and your plant labeled Apache looks much like my Super Heavyweight F1 Hybrid C. Annuum, a large bell pepper plant.
Wednesday Update: Well I can't believe it is already Wednesday... The morning started out nice everyone has been fed and they had full bellies and were snoring happily... after about 30 minutes is was time to go outside and doing after breakfast potty, so Diesel, Molly, Ally & Chance all went out and did their business I brought them in and let Destiny out to do her business... she was fine around the boys and at that moment Molly too.... its now almost 11:00am so again potty time... shuffle started Ally safely put away and time for Destiny to go out. So Molly was out first 20 minutes completely fine... then the most horrible thing Destiny jumped Molly I ran into the yard but Molly had tried to take cover under the deck and Destiny had her cornered, she shook Molly like a rag doll in the space that was available and I was too damn fat to fit under the deck but my baby was in danger so I don't know how I did it but I forced myself under the deck and pulled Destiny off my girl I let Molly escape then dragged Destiny from under the deck... trying with all my might not to let my anger take over!  Molly is ok, she is a tough cookie and the blood all seems to be from Destiny but I let my baby girl into a dangerous situation and I will hate myself for that for a very long time!! Soon as I calm down and can put on my calm assertive energy I will put Molly in the bath tub and let her soak in the warm water, she is acting sore from being tossed around but has no open wounds at all, thank goodness or I would NOT be able to forgive myself it will be hard enough as it is.
I won't give up and will continue to foster Destiny but she will no longer be trusted with any of the dogs!!! I will let the rescue Pets Without Partners know she must be kept in a single dog family... she seems o.k. with the boys but why set her up for a possible failure.
Until tomorrow... I totally spent!!!
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