Comment by 🐐 satch

=> Re: "re: @satch: on the spiciness of chillies" | In: s/farming

Peppers are an example of a plant with a lot of important traits that can hide in recessive genes and end up being expressed down the line kind of randomly. Spiciness is one of them. It all depends on what other peppers they (and their ancestors) cross pollinated with.

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2023-05-23 · 2 years ago

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=> 👤 AnoikisNomads [OP] · 2023-05-23 at 19:38:

@satch that was a very good explanation, thanks!

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re: @satch: on the spiciness of chillies — here's a new post to not dilute the one about balcony gardening. @satch you clearly have more experience than me, and I dont quite understand what you meant: depending on where you buy chilies from, that could be true or totally wrong. often times on smaller farms lots of different varieties are grown together, and so saving seed is not really an option as you can get some really strange hybrid peppers. if your pepper comes from a giant field of...

=> 💬 AnoikisNomads · 3 comments · 1 like · 2023-05-23 · 2 years ago