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I planted some patio red pepper seeds in the spring and got a plant which produced DOZENS of very small peppers - each about 2" long, pointy, very tasty. I left literally a dozen peppers on the plant in November when I last took some and then shut the greenhouse door and ran away...
Tonight DD announced out of the blue that she had forgotten she had cookery tomorrow and needed a red pepper. No worries, I said, and marched out in the FREEZING cold to get her the last off my plant. Neglect has taken its toll and only one squashy pepper remains. However, the grow bag (dried up, cold) I planted them in originally is COVERED in seeds. This is one prolific plant.
Long story short: would anyone like some seeds? I have enough to feed a nation of pepper lovers...
Tonight DD announced out of the blue that she had forgotten she had cookery tomorrow and needed a red pepper. No worries, I said, and marched out in the FREEZING cold to get her the last off my plant. Neglect has taken its toll and only one squashy pepper remains. However, the grow bag (dried up, cold) I planted them in originally is COVERED in seeds. This is one prolific plant.
Long story short: would anyone like some seeds? I have enough to feed a nation of pepper lovers...
I bought some orange baby peppers a while back, similar to yours by sound of it! They were lovely and sweet, ideal size for one person! I saved a few seed from them to try this year!
One Love & Unity
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