Chiar Choque Pitu

EDIT 2020: This plant was dropped from the Kenosha collection because too difficult to grow. The Genebank in Sturgeon Bay may have it. This is botanical seed harvested from potato seed berries which self-pollinated [not a controlled cross] therefore the TPS name matches with the female parent which self or cross pollinated with unknown male parent. For this variety I only have 5 seeds to mail per order. Go to the online Yearbook to see pictures of the berries. This is a good example to show the time it takes to extract seed, and why some TPS is priced higher. For this variety I got 10 small berries in 2014, none the previous year, and who knows if I'll get berries ever again. Each berry may have had between 5 and 10 seeds. I may lower the requested donation in the future, if I am able to collect more seed. The vitality of TPS usually increases in year 2 and 3, and may be good for over 10 years.