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Old September 10, 2011   #7
rsg2001
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Wouldn't the same rule hold as does for tomatoes? That O.P. varieties will hold true, but hybrids won't? I grow a cayenne that's a hybrid so I always thought it would not grow true. I have another tiny purple pepper that turns whitish and then red that I bought at a farmer's market - the grower said it was an heirloom and I could save the seeds, which I've done for 10 years, and it grows true each year.
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