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Capsicum ‘On Top Round Bronze’

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Trial: Annual

Years Trialed: 2006

Good Qualities

Customers loved them mixed in bouquets; Small peppers were nice addition to bouquets and arrangements; We had a cool wet spring so we got a late start on peppers, was the best pepper I have grown in many years, colored up well and easy to strip leaves by hand; Bronze was a nice color, but so was the immature purple, the branching habit provided twice the number of usable stems; Nice, interesting addition to fall bouquets; Loved the color! So did my customers, we grew it in plastic and it did great, no problems, easy to grow, nice long stems; Easy of harvest, novelty item for markets, good interest; Attractive black pointed fruits when immature, dull red when mature, Fruits borne at end of branches to produce moderately long stems.

Problems

Too short (2); I sell to a summer market – these would do better for fall; Peppers dropped before fully colored; Bad germination, both Bronze and Red were black! And thus pretty ugly, gave a few to a restaurant account just for novelty, did take to market, half loved it for novelty, half hated it for “weird” black; Mine were black not bronze, so still saving a few to see if they change color as they age; Removing leaves – slow; Mostly a dark bronze – expected more orangish color; Too short; Hornworm; Toppled – need support net; Has some insect problems in summer, but thrived as September approached; Didn’t plant sooner in season, didn’t get full color, next year plant earlier; Main stem shorter than basal branches, not useful if long stems are desired, mature ripe fruits not attractive: wrinkled, scarred; Didn’t seem to have any good qualities, very woody, most short 10 inches, some 15 inches tall; Unable to grow/sell.

Postharvest

No special handling needed; More than 2 weeks in water, keeping in water initially keeps fruits from wrinkling.

Comments

They sold late season bouquets when the market is slow; I would grow again; The plants grew to 32 inches, flowered and then sent up new growth to 44 inches, so there were two layers of peppers; I will need to grow a lot more of this next year; Topping of plants at 6 or 8 main stem nodes might be useful; I liked the peppers better when they were still black – the bronze looked rotten.

Trial Data

Capsicum ‘On Top Round Bronze’
Plants flowering (%) Plants dead at end of summer (%) Yield (stems/plant) Stem Length (inches) Market Appreciation Rating¹ Repeat Again Rating¹ Ease of Cultivation Rating¹
Wholesale Retail Consumer
Average 3.6 18.1 3.3 3.5 3.3 3.2 4.4 96.3 12.1
Range of Responses 1-10 12-23 2-4 2-4 2-4 1-5 2-5 36-144 4-21

¹1 to 5 scale, with 5 being the best. Market ratings are based on sales to wholesalers, retailers, or final consumers direct.

Supplier

Fred C. Gloeckner Company
600 Mamaroneck Ave.
Harrison, NY 10528-1613
www.fredgloeckner.com

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