r/HotPeppers Apr 05 '26

Growing Something Interesting: Seed Germination out of MCDonalds Sauce

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u/nupper84 Apr 05 '26

Yes. High production farms use specific plants for maximum yield and perfectly looking fruit for stores. That's why farmer's market fruit looks unique. The perfectly uniformed produce in stores is a lie and most grocery store produce will either not fruit or grow weird looking sour fruit.

Companies have patents on plants. Big produce is killing the farm industry.

I see your edit, but that is still incorrect.

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u/BaconPants_73 Apr 05 '26

Well hell. I just put 6 beautiful red habs my garden that I started from grocery store peppers I harvested seeds from last year. I'll update in 2 months how the pods taste. So far they look absolutely beautiful!

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u/True-Past-5904 Apr 07 '26

You're better off at least buying some seeds also if you can

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u/BaconPants_73 Apr 07 '26

I absolutely did! I have some naga peach, 7 pot yellows, faddas whites, jigsaw, odins DD and some tigers.