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<blockquote data-quote="RSteve" data-source="post: 559719" data-attributes="member: 164"><p><span style="font-size: 18px">Two years ago. I bought a variety pack of chile seeds. All it said on the envelope was what "could" be included in the assortment. My 25' by 8' deck was covered with pots of chiles. I had no idea what I was growing. In some pots, I guess I dropped in seeds of different chiles. I had no idea how the varieties could cross pollinate. Ultimately, I wound up with many very odd looking chiles. Truth be known, I grew them just for the hell of it. I had a fairly large crop. I slowly dried them after they ripened in my oven. After they were dried and ground, I was actually surprised at how small the quantity of dried ground chiles resulted. I sprinkled a bit with some salt on a hard boiled egg. To me, it was inedible.</span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RSteve, post: 559719, member: 164"] [SIZE=5]Two years ago. I bought a variety pack of chile seeds. All it said on the envelope was what "could" be included in the assortment. My 25' by 8' deck was covered with pots of chiles. I had no idea what I was growing. In some pots, I guess I dropped in seeds of different chiles. I had no idea how the varieties could cross pollinate. Ultimately, I wound up with many very odd looking chiles. Truth be known, I grew them just for the hell of it. I had a fairly large crop. I slowly dried them after they ripened in my oven. After they were dried and ground, I was actually surprised at how small the quantity of dried ground chiles resulted. I sprinkled a bit with some salt on a hard boiled egg. To me, it was inedible.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]
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