Light green patterning on jalapeño fruit indicates a viral infection—likely cucumber mosaic virus, which affects many garden plants and spreads via insect vectors (aphids, thrips).
Dig and destroy infected plants. Do not compost. The virus won't persist in soil, so next year's crop should be unaffected if you remove the reservoir.
Control insect vectors early. Use reflective mulches. Purchase virus-resistant varieties when available. But once symptoms appear on fruit, removal is the only option.
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