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mindyw3

Dried stem on pepper FRUIT?

14 years ago

I think its a lipstick pepper. THe stem part that is attached to the fruit itself is completely dry and brown and then stays that way over the top of the stem up to the plant. The bottom (underside) of the stem is green. Just wondering if this is a problem or what is going on?

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