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To: Gabz

Careful planting them near other, milder varieties of pepper ... this may sound strange, but I've eaten ordinary green peppers out of my garden that apparently cross pollinated with a nearby row of habañeros - surprise - hot!!!


14 posted on 08/13/2006 11:53:53 AM PDT by RegulatorCountry
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To: RegulatorCountry

Been there, done that!!!!!

I learned that lesson the hard way more than 10 years ago. My hot and sweet peppers are seperated by about 150 feet. And I have my hots in rows, habaneros at one end and jalapenos at the other, and in between they are in descending order of heat.


15 posted on 08/13/2006 11:58:14 AM PDT by Gabz (Taxaholism, the disease you elect to have (TY xcamel))
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