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Seeds said 7 pot Jonah, but these leaves look different don't they?
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Not a hot pepper. It looks like a passionfruit perhaps. Definitely looks like it will be a climber.
Passionfruit Leaves
The seed would have been rounder than most capsicum seeds, black and, in my experience, take up to 6 months to germinate.
Passionfruit Leaves
The seed would have been rounder than most capsicum seeds, black and, in my experience, take up to 6 months to germinate.
that's not even a pepper plant
Not a pepper in my (limited) experience. That said, if it is a passionfruit, those things are delicious! Fresh off the vine they're outstanding.
we will find out soon enough. The pepper seed I sowed must not have germinated and this must have been in the soil mix. I honestly hoped seed got mixed and it would be from a different family of pepper. I'm not new to gardening but to peppers I am. I am extremely cautios when starting seed so no way I mixed anything up. Clearly these are pepper seed so the contaminated starting soil must be it.MeatHead1313 said:
Have to admit this is pretty hilarous lol
lolcone9 said:
The MG gods brought you two together....that's fate dude! I say let that little guy grow!
Several NON pepper seeds look like pepper seeds.
Jerusalem Cherry for one,your plant doesn't look like the cherry though.
Passion fruit seeds are black as posted above.
BUT that plant looks like a weed I get in my pots every so often.
Can't remember it's name.
Jerusalem Cherry for one,your plant doesn't look like the cherry though.
Passion fruit seeds are black as posted above.
BUT that plant looks like a weed I get in my pots every so often.
Can't remember it's name.
Browning said:
There are a few different passionfruit, how is your seedling different? I could be wrong but I have just grown one from seed and this looks almost identical. I have 3 passionfuit plants here ranging from seedling to huge if you want photos for your confirmation. A passion fruit seed might survive composting, they are very hard and take months to germinate, I had to use scarification techniques to get mine to pop.