Strange, but true, story

recruiterg · October 5, 2012

I have a Peppadew plant that I overwintered in my house last winter.
The plant produced a ton of peppers.
I harvested about 30 peppers to make pickled Peppadews.
The plant had about 50 ripe peppers on it.
It was planted next to a variety of other peppers: Jalapeno, Santa Fe Grande, Bhut Jolokia, Serrano, etc...
I went out last week to harvest the rest of the Peppadews.
Some animal picked the plant entirely clean. All the peppers were gone.
I found the remnants in the back of my flower garden behind an ornamental grass plant.
The other pepper plants were not touched. Only the Peppadew.

October 5, 2012	#1
recruiterg Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Edina, MN (Zone 4) Posts: 945	Strange, but true, story I have a Peppadew plant that I overwintered in my house last winter. The plant produced a ton of peppers. I harvested about 30 peppers to make pickled Peppadews. The plant had about 50 ripe peppers on it. It was planted next to a variety of other peppers: Jalapeno, Santa Fe Grande, Bhut Jolokia, Serrano, etc... I went out last week to harvest the rest of the Peppadews. Some animal picked the plant entirely clean. All the peppers were gone. I found the remnants in the back of my flower garden behind an ornamental grass plant. The other pepper plants were not touched. Only the Peppadew.