Hopefully yeah but I doubt it’s supposed to look that way though! As far as I understand it the weird white bits are the result of a genetic mutation. I didn’t expect it to survive this long and now it has a load of flowers on it so I’ll find out real soon what sort of fruit it bears 🤞🤞
Hell yeah man. I sowed these in my bedroom and grew them in the window for months before I repotted them and put them outside. I got almost all of my info for learning to grow on the Pepper Geek channel on youtube. I’m still a novice - this is only my second year growing and in my first year I killed all of them lol.
What in tarnation. This is a real jalapeño plant that’s supposed to look that way and is going to produce edible peppers??
Hopefully yeah but I doubt it’s supposed to look that way though! As far as I understand it the weird white bits are the result of a genetic mutation. I didn’t expect it to survive this long and now it has a load of flowers on it so I’ll find out real soon what sort of fruit it bears 🤞🤞
Well it’s fascinating, good luck and keep us posted!
This doesn't look like any pepper plant I've ever seen, amazing!
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I've got bunch of weird peppers seeds from Matt's Peppers, but somehow I failed to sow them. Do y'all think peppers can grow at home?
Hell yeah man. I sowed these in my bedroom and grew them in the window for months before I repotted them and put them outside. I got almost all of my info for learning to grow on the Pepper Geek channel on youtube. I’m still a novice - this is only my second year growing and in my first year I killed all of them lol.
Reminds me of the Fish Peppers I've grown the past 3 years! But definitely less hot/more versatile!
This is so wild! Never seen anything like it. Where’d you find this species?
Here’s where I bought the seeds - https://www.reddragonseeds.co.uk/shop/jalapeno-tiger-chilli-seeds/
Ah cool! Thanks for the link.
Does the fruit look normal?
I grew jalapeños just like this last year. The peppers were green with white swirls, but ripened to completely red.
Mine were smaller than regular jalapenos, but tasted just as good.