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#1
 2007-03-02, 01:32
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hot peppers
What kind of hot peppers should I grow this year?
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#2
 2007-03-02, 04:06
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Canberra Australia
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Re: hot peppers
I'll leave this soley because people here CAN answer it and because it's a toss up between OI and TGO.
Is there a 'sweet' variety? I'd grow them although I don't eat peppers anyhow.
Reminder to everyone this is not a botany/gardening forum. That is The Great Outdoors bag.
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#3
 2007-03-09, 16:15
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Zodiac228 
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Re: hot peppers
Regular green or red chili peppers would be fine. I use them religiously in all my cooking. Finely chopped green chilies along with garlic+ginger result in aromatic and spicy dishes.
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#4
 2007-03-10, 21:18
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Re: hot peppers
Seranos rock and are easy to grow. Why not grow multiple types? They dont take up much space.
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#5
 2007-03-15, 10:10
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smokemon 
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Re: hot peppers
Jalapenos are easy to grow, and once they start poppin', you'll have MOUNTAINS of them. The plant will seriously make j-peps until you murder it with an axe.

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#6
 2007-03-15, 23:29
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Z-Barf 
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Re: hot peppers
The only hot peppers I know of!
http://www.encyclopediadramatica.com/index.php/Brian_Peppers
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#7
 2007-03-15, 23:32
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brekekex 
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Re: hot peppers
If you can get them, maltese hot peppers. No bigger than a tic-tac, and drop-dead hot.
Makes great bar bets.
Brek
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