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Re: Peppers in the SQFT Garden

At 08:53 AM 5/5/98 -0700, Amy of Marvelous Gardens wrote:
>In actuallity, it is the seeds from the plants that are supposed to grow
>unpredictably hot or mild peppers. But I know that I grew some habaneros
>near bells and I was able to eat the third bottom of the pepper whereas when
>I trieed that with one from a lone spot I died from the heat and won't try
>another haba again.
>The ghost of Amy speaking.

	We miss you already!

	I could buy that the seeds might grow unpredictable fruit, but no one ever
claims this. They always say what your second sentence indicates.
	Do you know for sure that there were no soil or watering differences in
the locations? I have right now a habanero that is quite toasty and 6 feet
away one that is about at Jalepeno level. No sweet peppers near either
plant. The hot one does get about 2 hours more sun.

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