May 23, 2010 | #1 |
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Currently Growing
Currently having these growing:
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May 26, 2010 | #2 |
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Are those your peppers from last year? The purple leaf habanero
is a pretty pepper... I have 2 purple jalapeno's growing, thought it would be interesting to grow. The plants are attractive looking, purple stems and flowers... I examine my pepper plants every day. Found some baby praying mantis on some. I wonder how they got there because the peppers are in buckets on my deck. |
May 26, 2010 | #3 |
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This pepper showed up year before last, as I recall, in a field of peppers. It was about a foot taller than any other pepper plant, and had naga/ghost/bhut type peppers with purple on the pods turning green turning red. The next batch of Yaki-Blue habanero exhibited the same foliage, but the pod shape was more habanero type. Either way its HOT, and a winner, IMHO.
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June 18, 2010 | #4 |
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I just got through planting these.
Aleppo Jalepeno Lip Stick Fat n Sassy Golden Bell Venezulian Sweet Datil Sweet Trinidad Perfume One from S.Africa. Sweet Cherry Joe's Long Cheyenne CalWonder Italian Pimento
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