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Pepper ID Help Please :)

15 years ago

Hi all! My pepper season this year was awful due to the record heat and drought this year in OK. It has finally cooled off and they are finally perking up and producing pods. I have no idea what this one is, nothing like any of the plants I purchased. Just my luck though next week we are supposed to get into the 20's! Only in Oklahoma, we have been in the 90's until today's 70 for a high.

Thanks!

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Spongey600
15 years ago
i am no expert but i say its a C.Annum and some sort of Jumbo Jalapeno?

Eric
tjbarney
Original Author
15 years ago
I was wondering the same thing but it's such a lighter shade of green. I haven't picked it yet but I think it's probably ready and I'll see if it has any heat, in betting no. Will update on those results.
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tjbarney
Original Author
15 years ago
Ok, just got done eating it. It had more heat to it than I expected! Of course nothing like super hot but a good heat. I really enjoyed the taste of it and had a growing heat. It was also very thick skinned. I don't know how to describe the taste of it, maybe kind of like a bananna pepper but hotter? I have no idea lol.

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