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Saving and Starting Jalapeno Seeds from a Unique Plant

To save jalapeno seeds: let peppers turn fully red, remove seeds, dry thoroughly in sun. Store in cool, dry place. For better germination, buy treated seeds. Watch for worms and mites.

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