February 10, 2021 | #1 |
Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Back in da U.P.
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planted a few hot pepper seeds
normally, i don't start peppers until mid march, but these were in a box of seeds
someone in the homeschooling community gave to me a couple years ago when they gave up gardening on a big scale. the pepper seeds are from 2013, so i think they are near the end of their shelf life. i mighta read that hot peppers are viable longer, but am not for sure on that. soooooo, i am starting them now. planted are black hungarian fish grandpa's home india jwala or indian finger long purple cayenne santa fe grande i have never grown any of these peppers before. i like a fair amount of heat, but am no means a pepper head or whatever you call those folks that seek the hottest pepper in existence to eat. those people are nuts. no offense i double sowed, and placed the seeds underneath our wood stove where it is nice, and warm most of the time. we'll see what comes up. i have a few others to try in the event some fail to come up. keith
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