Re: [CH] peppers and weird Midwest weather

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"Anybody else have early crops this year?"

Here in Illinois/Iowa (the Quad-Cities, for those keeping score at home), I 
have cayennes and jalapenos that are ready to be picked. Also, some poblanos 
are on the verge of ripeness. Another thing I've noticed is that the plants 
themselves are shorter and bushier than normal ... but I don't mind as long 
as the pods keep coming.

We finally got a really good rain today, and the temps are supposed to drop 
to the high 70s/low 80s for a about a week or so, so maybe that will have an 
impact on the plants. Guess I'll have to wait and see.

Brad 

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