replying to gfretwell, HJ Delight wrote:
gfretwell wrote:

If this is anything like Brazilian Pepper, a nasty exotic in Florida,
it will burn OK but there is a lot of sap in the wood when it is green
and not much left once it dries out. It is light and burns fast. Some
folks are sensitive to the sap and those people also have problems
with the smoke.



No California Pepper Tree is quite different from the Brazilian. CA Pepper
is soft, burns fast but clean when dried.




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replying to HJ Delight, Marty wrote:
how long did you cure it before burning?


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On 8/18/2016 8:44 PM, Marty wrote:
replying to HJ Delight, Marty wrote:
how long did you cure it before burning?



Seeing as how he posted this ten years ago, I'm guessing it's either
cured or has died of its original malady!