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Old November 5, 2014   #2
Cole_Robbie
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Fooled You is a heatless variety I have grown. They taste like green bells, though, I wasn't a fan. Jalapeno M is a standard cheap variety. I have had them go from heatless in the spring when it was wet to very hot in the late summer when it was dry. I suspect that you can reduce the heat of hot peppers by giving them a lot of water.
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