Last week while working on a food plot, I seen a weed growing next to a log on the edge of the plot.
Looked odd as I know every weed that grows here.
While examaning it, I realized it was a pepper plant but nowhere near my garden?
Than it dawned on me, that log " kinda came in handy" this spring
And I'm partial for putting sweet bells on my pizza

Hope they produce, with a fruit.
I,ll send Patrice n Zim one or 2 just because

I knew a guy who worked at a sewage treatment. He told me that lots of really good tomatoes grew at the edge of the lagoons. He would pick the tomatoes and eat them, most of his coworkers would not.

Keith

You need to chew your food better.

That’s how I planted my whole garden.....tomatoes,pumpkins, cukes, and yes peppers too...it beats rototilling and planting by hand ....Ezey Pezzy. Lol

Ook, your town is glad you don't live in city limits! Lol

Gee thanks, yer all wool and a yard wide.

Zim

How many peppers would a pepper pooper poop if a pepper pooper would poop peppers lol.

As for me, I have never pooped a pepper, but I have wished I hadn't ate peppers when I pooped.

Lol

Probably taste like ………………...

Do you keep your T paper rolls in the fridge ???? Asking for a friend

Me too!!! Sometimes I forget and eat a hot one again though.

Keith

I have also heard to tomato plants sprouting in sewage sludge piles.

x2 on the sewage lagoons, had a boss that was a real jerk, couldn't help myself when I saw those nice red tomatoes, picked them and left them on his desk, I hope he enjoyed them...

Ya gotta eat some ice cream after those hot peppers. The next day you may find yourself thinking, Come on ice cream!

Peter Pooper pooped a peck of pickled peppers. If Peter Pooper pooped a peck of pickled peppers, how many peppers did Peter Pooper poop?

Any mathematicians on here?

not a smart idea

A friend bought a new house in Erie, he only had 1/4 acre
but he wanted some beets, so he dug up a postage stamp 5 x 10 garden,
right in the middle of it a pepper plant came up, he thought it was neat so
he let it grow, it produced a couple big bell looking peppers that
ended up being the hottest peppers any of us ever had.lol
Must have cross pollenated and sat dormant for quite a while,
the spot where his house is used to be a farm 20 years ago but there isn't a farm for miles in any direction now,
might have been a bird, but I doubt it.

Haha !!!

I read an interesting article someone from the college in Bozeman wrote. They said that a bear's digestive system makes the seeds from the berries they are eating viable and that planting it resulted in new berry bushes. Keep meaning to try planting some.

Capsaicin is the peppers defense against being eaten by mammals, particularly rodents. However birds are immune to its effect.
Wild peppers are naturally spread by birds.

Humans are the only mammals dumb enough to eat peppers anyway, and I'm dumber than most. LOL