My sister in law saved seeds from her green peppers last year. Since green peppers are immature red peppers, are the seeds from green peppers viable? I'm wondering about this; I hate to see her waster time planting them. Thanks.
green pepper seeds question
Some may be viable...but a large percentage of them will not. Depends on how close to turning the green peppers were when the seeds were saved.
If they were a hybrid variety, then all bets are off as to what the peppers will look and taste like any way...they won't look like the parent.
Thank you; I was guessing that the seeds wouldn't be very good. I wanted to check with people that know what they are talking about! LOL. Thanks.
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