I haven't had those. I have some seeds for Shishito peppers, which I first discovered a year ago. We'll see how they do.
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Gardening
- Thread starter DuckTownHusker
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Ive had pretty good luck in SoCal with Jalapeno peppers, they vary quite a bit, and I try to get the milder ones, which have turned out great. They continue to produce peppers from the same plant. As in.... 1 plant may be 20 inches high and as big around as a soccer ball, but may produce 24-30 peppers from April - Dec.
They can be different size and shape of course, my crop last year had smaller peppers maybe 4-4.5 inches long and as big around as your thumb, and they were red, in color, not green, as so often they are. But there is a quite a variety of them.
They can be different size and shape of course, my crop last year had smaller peppers maybe 4-4.5 inches long and as big around as your thumb, and they were red, in color, not green, as so often they are. But there is a quite a variety of them.
So far the following have sprouted and will be ready for planting soon.
Okra
Cauliflower
Kohlrabi
Leaf lettuce
Tomatoes - Cherry 100's, Husky Mediums, Calimari
Peppers- Red, yelllow, green Bells. Big Jim. California Wonder, Cowhorn, Poblano, Pepperoncini, Cherry, and Cayenne.
Squash- Spaghetti, Butternut, and Zuchini
Cucumbers.
Plus she has a whole grip of flowers and herbs. Not Pops' herbs.
Okra
Cauliflower
Kohlrabi
Leaf lettuce
Tomatoes - Cherry 100's, Husky Mediums, Calimari
Peppers- Red, yelllow, green Bells. Big Jim. California Wonder, Cowhorn, Poblano, Pepperoncini, Cherry, and Cayenne.
Squash- Spaghetti, Butternut, and Zuchini
Cucumbers.
Plus she has a whole grip of flowers and herbs. Not Pops' herbs.
Scarlet Ripper
Recruit
Unfortunately, I’m not going to have the time to garden this year. I think a jalapeño plant is all I will do. I will have to live vicariously through other people’s gardens.