No idea what I planted peppers...lol

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  1. Bunya061211

    Bunya061211 New Seed

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    I will likely have several of these. Planted like 20 varieties and have no idea what most are.
     

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  3. Jewell

    Jewell Incorrigible Gardener Plants Contributor

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    Hot? Or cold? You may have to mark the plants after the first samples to avoid surprises.:eek: Happy eating:like:
     
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    toni Mistress of Garden Junque Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    There are many ways to keep track of your crops....but usually memory is not the best one to use. As they ripen, you need to take photos, label them and then do some research to identify them. Do you still have the seed packets or the plant labels?
     
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    Clay_22 In Flower

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    Should be interesting come sampling time. :)
     



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    mart Strong Ash

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    Looks like a small Anaheim.
     
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    Jewel and Toni had good suggestions as hot an mild peppers often look very similar. You may have some surprises if cooking with them!
     
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    mart Strong Ash

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    How large is the pepper in the pic? Anaheim can be 3 to 6 inches. This one looks like an Anaheim which is a mild Chili pepper.
     

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