T-E Release
A dark Foliage plant appeared among some 7 Pot BBG Orange plants in 2017. It ended up ripening red. I recieved the BBG Orange seeds from Florissa Arroyo in 2016. When I planted the F2 generation in 2018, I ended up with an almost perfect Black/Red F2, a violet/red pheno, an in-between orangish pheno, & a Moruga looking Pheno. In 2019 the F3 gave me mostly orange phenos and I replanted the generation with a few friends for 2020. Very Unstable. These have been included in fresh boxes since 2017 as Purplegum Red XL, BBG Purple/Red XL & Purple Flower BBG; the working tags as I was growing them out. They kept evolving as the same year, I found "PurpleGum" & Purple MAMP. Many of these phenos have been misidentified & claimed by others as new "creations". Anyone that got these....Hey, I finally decided on a name. "Horizon's". They start out sweet & fruity, with a good kick. The "PGM" Moruga Pheno is substantially hotter. I shared these with Clayton Ribeiro and many phenos got renamed. Also sold by some vendors mixed with some MAMP Black. There is also a question lingering if BBG Orange came from something like BBG x Neyde and was fooled by the lack of information on BBG Orange.
How do you know what you actually have in recent days? The answer is to grow as many of the seeds you can and look at the entire spread of variations. Most of these dark types are still highly unstable. Here on this page you can compare the different phenos to see what cross you might actually have.
10+ F7 Seeds
Current Generation : F6
Heat Level : SuperHot
Species : Chinense
Hybridizer/Origin : Bumblebee/Developed by T-E (Bryan Townshend)
Parents :BBG Orange x Unknown
Immature Pod Color : Green/Black/Purple
Mature Pod Color : Red with slight dark blushing
Production Level : Medium
Growing Tips : Enjoys milder temperatures
Size/Length : 3-7 cm Roundish to oblong
Foliage : Green
Flower Color : White with Purple streaks & calyx
Taste Profile : Fruity/Citrus/Earthy tones
Reviews : https://youtu.be/L-NzxOhIGQE