Tomato/Pepper Hybrid?
carolyn137
20 years ago
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Comments (2)Not real sure where to start with your question and I sure don't mean to be discouraging to you but basically, the answer to if you did it right is no. But to be of help to you we need much more information. Were these seeds or plants? Is this in the ground or in a container? If the ground did you dig it up first? If a container, how big? Where do you live so we can know when your planting time is? All of those are normally planted at different times and with broccoli you use seeds but with tomatoes and peppers you use plants, not seeds. More info please. Dave...See MoreHAVE: Heirloom Tomato for pepper seed trade (have tomato/want pe
Comments (3)pepperdude@live.com should work. I put the email address in my message. It's not in my profile if that's where you looked...sorry for the confusion if so....See MoreHybrid Peppers? Seed Saving?
Comments (1)yes it will produce plants. however the germination rate may be poor, might be, and the characteristics of the plant/ pods may change as well. like tomatoes ive had some hybrids actually revert back to original form the following year....See MoreWANTED: Grn bell pepper, banana pepper, tomato plants
Comments (3)I will have some tomato plants on Saturday at the Trinity Park plant swap so if you come by you can pick up a few. These are heirloom tomatoes so I'm not sure what variety they are. All I know is they are really good tomatoes, great slicers, not real huge like beefsteak, but real flavorful. There will be quite a few people there this time, so if you show up be prepared to swap for other things too. There will be a rose propagation workshop and a picnic (weather permitting) and it's all free. I'm almost certain that you will find someone who has any peppers you're looking for. Cheryl...See Moregodplant
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