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About Elyse Grau
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I can answer most questions on vegetable and fruit growing, in particular those that pertain to the Northwest, Midwest and other cool areas of the country. I prefer to use only organic/natural methods and materials.

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I have Master Gardener training and have been gardening for over 25 years. I use organic and natural methods only. I live on 5 acres and have a large vegetable garden, as well as orchard, grapevines and berries.

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Growing Vegetables - habanero peppers


Expert: Elyse Grau - 10/13/2009

Question
my habanero's are late turning from green to orange and we have had a frost if i pick them green will they turn after being picked ?

Answer
Tom:
If the frost didn't kill the plant, the better way to do it would be to pull up the entire plant, peppers intact. Hang it by its roots in your garage or someplace warm and airy. they will ripen that way. They may ripen off the plant, but often they shrivel up before they turn completely orange.

Elyse

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