Re: [CH] Pepper info

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At 07:54 PM 6/8/00 -0400, you wrote:
>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?

Sounds like a Purrira that I grew last year. Chiles didn't taste like
anything until they turned orange then red. Then wow. Heat more heat, lot o
heat. Byron said they were hotter than his habs last year and he wasn't fer
off. Pretty peppers.



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