Is this normal Cyan pepper
13 years ago
I started this plant from seed last spring. I believe they were Cyan pepper seeds (got them from Home Depot). I've been waiting for them to turn red but they are now turning purple. Is this normal or do I possibly have something else.
thanx,
Andy
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