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| + | |width="750" align="left"| I liked this pepper so much after pickling it, I decided to give it another go despite my initial disappointment in 2022. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:24, 2 March 2024
Grower: Kelly
Year: 2022, 2024
Accession:
Seed Source: From a commercial seed source.
Comments:
2024 I liked this pepper so much after pickling it, I decided to give it another go despite my initial disappointment in 2022. 2022 I had bought this thinking it was the kind you pickle that we call pepperoncinis here in North America, but in fact it's a hot pepper the Italians call pepperoncini. Nice elongated red hot pepper, pickles well, just wasn't what I had originally planned for.
Growth Observations
Sweet/Hot: Hot
Use: Fresh, preserving
Maturity: 82 days
