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Old 10-03-2012, 05:33 PM   #1
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Default My Little Devils.

Trinidad Scorpion on the lower left, Serrano in the middle and the sweet Bell Peppers on the right. Ive got a few Scorpions on the plant, however are still green. Im growing those little devils but i have no idea how im going to eat them.




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Old 10-03-2012, 05:47 PM   #2
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Any chance of cross pollination resulting in a milder hybrid with the plants that close? The thought just sprang to my mind. I know very little about the subject.
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Any chance of cross pollination resulting in a milder hybrid with the plants that close? The thought just sprang to my mind. I know very little about the subject.

You and me both, i have no idea, however ive planted them as whole plants, not seeds so i don't think that would be an issue?.
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I would think it possible that the pepper produced could be a hybrid with different characteristics than the mother plant. We need someone who actually knows something.
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I would think it possible that the pepper produced could be a hybrid with different characteristics than the mother plant. We need someone who actually knows something.

Just talked to my co-worker who also grows lots of peppers and says he doesn't think its possible.
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Any resulting cross pollination should show up in the second generation. As long as you are not saving the seeds there should be no issues.
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