new to growing peppers, is this a reaper?
Valhaller
9 years ago
i bought this pepper from a roadside merchant who said it was a reaper. the plant grew very well, and has yielded many peppers like this one, though none have turned red. is this a reaper? a scorpion? and why havent they ripened in 2 months?
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