Re: [CH] Medusa

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Hi Jim, 

Congrats on the awards. I've seen Medusa in a couple of catalogs 
and would love to offer it in my Ornamental Collection. Trouble is 
the seeds are so expensive, about a dime apiece that I made a 
business decision not to sell it. I just assumed it would be hot, but 
if it's not, it might be something that would give some color to 
salads. Might have to re-think.

> Greetings, C-Hs.  Info, please.  A friend gave me a 'leftover' pepper plant
> named Medusa.  It has several peppers, some ripening from pale yellow to
> orange-red, and buds.  A taste indicated no appreciable heat (or taste).  Is
> this a result of the bland environment it's been in, or is that the nature
> of the pretty little beast?
 

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