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Old August 22, 2016   #1
Kongobongo
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Default Seed mix up?

I grew four sub arctic plenty plants from seed this year.three of the plants have identical fruit,really dark green shoulders.the fourth plant has no color at all on the shoulders.been a very interesting season so far.I guess I'll compare tastes and go from there.
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Old August 22, 2016   #2
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It might be due to the amount of direct sun ! Just guess.
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Old August 22, 2016   #3
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It's possible.the plants are side by side.the dark ones look a little rounder too.
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