Landrace Gardening: Pepper Project 002

In this episode of the Landrace Gardening Pepper Project series, I dive into the latest updates since the previous installment, sharing new insights and adjustments.
I break the rules, taste some ripe peppers, and evaluate their potential for seed saving, offering thoughts on the pepper's flavor sweetness level.
If you’re gardening in Central Kentucky or Zone 6b, this developing a sweet pepper line tailored to our unique climate and soil conditions.
These are my strategies for successful landrace pepper cultivation in our region.
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[@whitneyglynn545]

Those three sampled at the end look so tasty!!

[@BackyardBerry]

They were. Like eating a piece of fruit rather than a vegetable. 😋

[@iamchuck2]

If you have plants from that last pepper you tasted,,,,,,,ill buy some in the spring. Good stuff man

[@BackyardBerry]

It’s liable to look and taste different next year. But it would be an interesting start for a landrace project of your own.