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rinemb - Posted - 02/09/2025: 13:14:50
As I was coring an orange bell pepper to chop it up, a baby fell out. I have never seen this before? Brad
*sorry the second pic does not belong, but I have not been able to delete it, argghhh.
Edited by - rinemb on 02/09/2025 13:18:50
Texasbanjo - Posted - 02/09/2025: 14:45:40
It's not that unusual. I have found that in green bell peppers quite often. It's edible!
slammer - Posted - 02/09/2025: 15:13:24
I get great orange , yellow, and red peppers at Aldi. You know how I feel about …………….i can hardly say it…….green bell peppers.
But, I’ve found quite a few pepper babies over the years. From stores and the Amish we get seasonally.
Slammer!!!
Edited by - slammer on 02/09/2025 15:14:06
Owen - Posted - 02/09/2025: 15:29:28
Like Sherry said ^^ ... probably a relatively small %age, but not newsworthy ..... maybe there's some hanky-panky going on on the long truck ride. [But I have seen 'em in the ones from our garden, so .... ???]
STUD figmo Al - Posted - 02/10/2025: 04:45:13
The ..roots of...
Cloning..... :0/
rinemb - Posted - 02/10/2025: 06:37:21
BTW, I have not seen that dulcimer in maybe 15 years or more, I bet the cherry wood is aging well...that or cracking up. I think I will go upstairs and open the case. I asked Ron, the maker, to use dragon flies and ginkgo leaves for the sound holes, hoping that would attract Marilyn to playing it. Nope, that did not work. Brad
