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about a month ago i purchased 3 plants, labeled orange habenero. 2 of them appear to be, while the other has already produced a very large pepper. Much too big to be any type of habenero. it is about 4 inches long and 4 inches wide, it looks a little bit like a green bell pepper, but it wrinkles and curves way too much in my opinion to be one, any ideas?
Yep looks like a bell pepper to me. but can you get a pic of it next to your hand for size reference so we can see it a little better? as far as curling some of my bells especially my big Bertha bell peppers tend to curve sideways. Unless some how you got a mutant hab that grows as big as a bell and as hot as a hab. and if so all of us on this forum would love those seeds lol
Lol i would love to have a mutant habenero plant. Anyways, here the picture! and there was a typo in the original text, it is THREE inches in length and about 4 around.
Rusty
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