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Mon, Jan 16, 12 at 11:48
| Got any?
Let's trade! (: |
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| I think that is the same as Ancho. I used to have seeds of that and if I find them today, I will be back to let you know.I do know that Poblano has another common name. |
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| Yes! They are the same thing. If you want to be more specific, you will call it "ancho" when the pepper is all dried up, and "poblano" when they are fresh. Hoping you find 'em! Thanks! |
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| Yes, it will be about one week and if nobody sends them to you before then, then I can. de nada |
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| Sounds good. (: |
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