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Question for the gardeners: ISO a Jalapeño clone-
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With growing season just around the corner, I am looking to grow a pepper similar in skin density to the jalapeño but maybe with more real estate for stuffing.
Anaheim chilis and others have that tough skin, and I love how the jalapeño skin is edible.
Does anyone have a recommendation of a pepper I can grow that is great for stuffing, and will not need the skin to be charred and peeled?
I prefer not to go with bell peppers.
Thanks-
Anaheim chilis and others have that tough skin, and I love how the jalapeño skin is edible.
Does anyone have a recommendation of a pepper I can grow that is great for stuffing, and will not need the skin to be charred and peeled?
I prefer not to go with bell peppers.
Thanks-
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Comments
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No idea, have you searched seed companies online?THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER
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try this link http://www.pepperjoe.com/shoppingcart/html/pepper.html
tons of peppers on there, the Pepper Joe's Giant Jalapeno may be what you're looking for - it's in the jalapeno section.
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There are large varieties of jalaenos. And if you dont nned the heat banana peppers are great.
Little Rock, AR
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Have you considered Poblano peppers? Milder than jalapeno, but great for stuffing/grilling.
"Too bad all the people who know how to run the country are busy driving cabs and barbecuing." - George Burns -
i leave the skin on medium sized poblanos

fukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it -
damn that looks good.
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@fishlessman WOW those look incredible
1 LBGE & 1 MMBGE
Lingle, WY -
fishlessman tell us about those peppers....what are they stuffed with?Lenoir, N.C.
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