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Old July 25, 2017   #17
Patihum
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Mine are small, barely bigger than a cherry tomato. They ripen to the reddish brown they are supposed to, and when sliced open, are green inside. Good flavor. Will be back next year.
Pit Viper should have very noticeable striping on it.
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