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Old June 6, 2015   #16
Tracydr
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It looks a lot like chiltepan. I grew those in AZ and they did great, especially in part shade. Very cold hardy,too.
We liked the peppers dried and ground. Like super hot pizza pepper.
I have some seeds, although not from my original plants. I had a big bag ful of peppers and planned to dig seeds out but they were consumed bekore I could grab them after the move.
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