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Post  The Cat's Other Mother 7/17/2010, 10:21 am

I'm sure I must have known what this pepper plant was when I bought it, but I can't remember or find the little plastic tag. It's producing lots of lovely peppers, though. What are they, and should I wait for them to turn red before picking?

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Post  pattipan 7/17/2010, 12:21 pm

Your mystery peppers might be Sunbell Hybrid. Here's a link with a good description. They turn red when fully mature, but you can eat them now, just like green peppers. They look like they would have a mild taste at any stage!

http://backyardgardener.com/gp/Plants_Trees/Annuals/Sweet_Bell_Peppers_-.1.html

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Post  Retired Member 1 7/17/2010, 12:30 pm

Possibly a cubanelle?
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Post  The Cat's Other Mother 7/17/2010, 8:15 pm

It does look like a Sunbell to me, or something similar. I think I'll try cooking that large one with my eggplant and some onion. Mystery pepper plant. Icon_biggrin
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