[CH] unusually LARGE habanero-size/shaped cayenne....
Jim Graham (spooky130@cox.net)
Tue, 22 Jul 2008 15:21:43 -0500
I've mentioned once or twice on here this year that one of my cayenne
plants has produced a few unusually large peppers.... Well, today, I
just picked the unusually large of the unusually large.... If I were
to take a picture of it, you'd swear it was a dark red habanero (it
looks almost exactly like a habanero...but it was on a cayenne plant,
right next to other normal cayennes).
Has anyone ever seen this before? I certainly haven't. I do have
several (about 6 or 8) habanero plants, but they're all orange habs,
not red, and they're on opposite sides of the garden, so it's NOT a
case of thinking I'm picking from a cayenne plant, but instead,
actually picking from a hab plant where the leaves are mixed up
with each other...they're way too far apart for that to happen (and
there are tabascos and chile pequins in between).
Later,
--jim
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