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Old 12-04-2005, 07:17 PM
The Ranger
 
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Default Jalapeno and Serano Pepper Plants

I planted six plants total last spring, 3 jalapeno and 3 Serrano, and these
pearls produced throughout our very mild winter. Now that spring has sprung
in my region (Zone 9), these same six plants are growing stupendously.
Should I continue to allow them to grow? Will they produce with the same
zeal and zest from last year's full season? Will the peppers be woody or
have other unfavorable characteristics because of plant age? Should I plant
an all new 4" crop?

Many thanks!

The Ranger


 
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