I was just out wrestling a yellow current tomato that volunteered to grow in the middle of the peppers into a tomato cage. It was smothering my Fatilla and crowding my Chocolate Hab. While I grabbing branch after branch, I noticed I had a volunteer pepper under there, too! From the flower, it appears to be a Baccatuum, and from its location, I'm guessing the parent plant was a Lemon Drop.
The reason I let the yellow current tomato go was that I lost all the ones I grew from seed in the Puppy Au Pair disaster. See Curses! 14 years old and #@$%*MySpace I have three that turned up as volunteers, but the other two aren't in the middle of the peppers.
Anyway, I was wondering if any of you let the volunteer peppers grow? As I have mentioned, I'm pretty anal about getting pure seed, but seeing some of the interesting pictures of cross breeds that turn up in your gardens, I'm tempted to let it grow. I'm trying to remember what other peppers I had back there last year. I know one was a Limon, but I can't remember what else was back there.
The reason I let the yellow current tomato go was that I lost all the ones I grew from seed in the Puppy Au Pair disaster. See Curses! 14 years old and #@$%*MySpace I have three that turned up as volunteers, but the other two aren't in the middle of the peppers.
Anyway, I was wondering if any of you let the volunteer peppers grow? As I have mentioned, I'm pretty anal about getting pure seed, but seeing some of the interesting pictures of cross breeds that turn up in your gardens, I'm tempted to let it grow. I'm trying to remember what other peppers I had back there last year. I know one was a Limon, but I can't remember what else was back there.
