Your peppers please!

xox

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anyone have suggestions for hot pepper varieties that are as fast at finishing as habanero's. i find i never have luck with other varieties as the season is too short pulled these from my greenhouse today its looking like there might be snow next week
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injinji

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We are going to be 15-20 degrees below normal next week. Lows in the high 40's and highs in the low 60's or high 50's. But I'm guessing I have at least a month or two of pepper growing season left. I've got some young stuff coming along. I thought I only had one hab'ish and the deer ate it, but it looks like I had another one after all.

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injinji

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Speaking of deer ate, I saved this Cayenne from the garden into a grow bag. It had been protected by briars when the deer ate the rest of the peppers. After only three or four days it's already starting to perk up.

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This is all the hots. (I only have four sweets left. A couple of the older ones that had been in three gallons pots crashed and burned after a month or so in the bags)

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