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Old 06-12-2011, 12:29 PM
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I know it's that time of the year I been wanting to start a jalapeño and cayenne pepper plant, but never got around to it. If anyone has cayennes and jalapeños growing give me a shout I'll buy them from you gladly!
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How many u want. I might be able to hook u up
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I know it's that time of the year I been wanting to start a jalapeño and cayenne pepper plant, but never got around to it. If anyone has cayennes and jalapeños growing give me a shout I'll buy them from you gladly!
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Got plenty of cayennes and tabasco but my jalapenos have yet to come around
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All I have is bell peppers...... and they ain't growing much in this hot weather.

Maybe in the fall I will get a bunch then.
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Got plenty of cayennes and tabasco but my jalapenos have yet to come around
Dude im coming see you next wednesday to get some. How much you want for them and how much you got to spare?
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How many u want. I might be able to hook u up
Ill take what ever i can get, were you located?
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Westlake. A guy I work wit has a 4 acre garden. He's chocked full of peppers and he don't eat em. Just likes to grow em. I'll tell him tonight when I go to work and get a sack.
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man aint nothing better than fresh jalapenos! My pepper of chice. Cook them down with onion and sausage, or stuff them things. YUM
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Dude im coming see you next wednesday to get some. How much you want for them and how much you got to spare?
Let me know when you get in and you can have all you want for free
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Let me know when you get in and you can have all you want for free
Sounds good man! Thanks alot!
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Westlake. A guy I work wit has a 4 acre garden. He's chocked full of peppers and he don't eat em. Just likes to grow em. I'll tell him tonight when I go to work and get a sack.
Sounds good!
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man aint nothing better than fresh jalapenos! My pepper of chice. Cook them down with onion and sausage, or stuff them things. YUM
You got to try some cayenne peppers dude the flavor is WAY better than jalapeños, I like them raw just take a bite of food and a chomp of pepper Mmmmm Mmmmm
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never had fresh...mostly cook with just the powder. I bet fresh tastes better!
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never had fresh...mostly cook with just the powder. I bet fresh tastes better!
you have no idea
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you have no idea
Went and picked after postin to see how many i had and this is what i have as of now, as you can see though my peppers didnt get very big they still taste good. I've been using them for salsa along my home grown maters and cilantro! Ca cest bon!
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You cant beat a good mess of fresh pico de gayo with home grown goods! Mmmmm Mmmmm i think i need to start a garden, just dont think it will make it with me offshore for 2 weeks . . . . .
Dem peppers pretty hot or not to bad?
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Sorry forgot the pic. Like fresh okra too? Can get ya plenty of that in a few days easy.
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You cant beat a good mess of fresh pico de gayo with home grown goods! Mmmmm Mmmmm i think i need to start a garden, just dont think it will make it with me offshore for 2 weeks . . . . .
Dem peppers pretty hot or not to bad?
Dont know what you call hot but i eat the cayennes like you said, most of the jap and cayenne are equally as hot
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thats what im talkin bout!! Not to keen on okra lol not my cup of T
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Dont know what you call hot but i eat the cayennes like you said, most of the jap and cayenne are equally as hot
I can handle some heat, nose runny all good start hickupping too hot!
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