Last year and the year before I did a ton of manural pepper crosses. That is why we have so many pepper crosses growing this year. We have 19 planted so far, but I have seeds for more if I can find some room. I'm going to try to save seeds from the ones that I planted the earliest, and grow the next generation outdoors this spring and summer. Let us know what you think of some of these pepper crosses. If you are interested in knowing how to do a manual pepper cross, I did a video on that subject. A link to that video is below.

How To Cross Pollinate Pepper Plants To Create A New Type Of Pepper:    • How To Cross Pollinate Pepper Plants ...  

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