FREE: Beautiful Heirloom ~ Variegated Fish Pepper

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Bakercreek states; "80 days. An African-American heirloom popular in the Philadelphia/Baltimore region. A pre-1947 variety that was used in fish and shellfish cookery. The color of the fruit range from green, orange, brown, white and red, being spicy and hot. What really makes this pepper stand out is its wonderful foliage, as the 2-feet tall plants have stunning white and green mottled leaves, which makes this variety superb for ornamental and edible landscaping."

Seeds were collected from mature RIPE pods and with some isolation of about 30' to protect from wind pollination. Though they are self-pollinating, also plant with flower barriers to attract insects away (as crossing with other peppers can occur).

Plants can be overwintered on pots -- used like house plants. Also can be propagated by cuttings.

10 seeds.

I consider reasonable GIN offers.
Please feel free to ask questions in the comment section below. Thank you for looking!
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