Re: [CH] Mild (no heat) Jalepenos

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At 09:29 PM 3/19/2001 -0800, Dave Anderson wrote:
>I'm not sure which one Dr. Bosland developed. TAM Jalapeno is a
>fairly mild one from Texas A&M. It's been around a while. Fooled
>You is a new hybrid from Seminis. It supposedly has no heat. You
>should be able to get seeds for either from any of the big seed
>suppliers.


TAMs are an odd jalapeno to predict heat-levels of.  Some summers I grow 
them and end up gasping for relief and other summers they really are mild. 
I always attributed a lot of it to the heat-stress the plants are subjected 
to.  Last year I grew regular jalapenos in the garden and they didn't seem 
hot at all.  The ones I grew in troughs in the yard that get sun most of 
the day were quite spicy.


carpo

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