Re: [CH] twin peppers?

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Scott, et al,
I had a " Hawaiian" two years ago that made Siamese-looking pods like you
describe.  It was an Annuum I have been growing.  None of the other
plants of that type produced them, and the seeds sprouted last year and
this year did not repeat the characteristic.  I was hoping for a mutation
I could have fun with, as many of the dual pods looked shockingly
feminine.  Alas, it was not to be...... so far, anyway.
Calvin
Parkhurst, Scott Contractor wrote:

> I have a Francisca hab plant (seeds from Shepherd's) with a
> weird pepper growing.  It has two peppers growing from under
> a single calyx (the part that connects the stem to the top of
> the fruit).  It isn't just a really deep fold or indentation, and the
> calyx is slightly deformed to accommodate the fruits.
>
> Has anybody else ever seen this happen?
>
> Scott... KCK

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