Ok, silly question...

Wi-sunflower · March 25, 2013

OK, this was bugging me so I had to search to find the resource page on varieties.
Here is the pepper page http://cuke.hort.ncsu.edu/cucurbit/w.../pepperal.html

I was wrong about how long I had grown it. Apparently it's only been around since 1997.

But the M doesn't stand for "medium heat" either as the release notes say "highly pungent" .

Jalapeno M - Vendor: Park Seed Co. Parentage: open pollinated. Characteristics: jalapeño type, green maturing to red, highly pungent, 75 mm long fruit, 550 mm tall plants, 73 days. 1997.

Carol

March 25, 2013	#16
Wi-sunflower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 2,591	OK, this was bugging me so I had to search to find the resource page on varieties. Here is the pepper page http://cuke.hort.ncsu.edu/cucurbit/w.../pepperal.html I was wrong about how long I had grown it. Apparently it's only been around since 1997. But the M doesn't stand for "medium heat" either as the release notes say "highly pungent" . Jalapeno M - Vendor: Park Seed Co. Parentage: open pollinated. Characteristics: jalapeño type, green maturing to red, highly pungent, 75 mm long fruit, 550 mm tall plants, 73 days. 1997. Carol