I've only got 8 varieties picked out to grow this year, but have decided that I'm going to invest in a greenhouse and try and grow as many varieties as I can next year. Stocked up on the resources to study til then and just placed a Thriftbooks order for five of Dave's books. I can't wait to get lost in them. Who are some other good authors or books to look for? It seems like Dave is the guru and the go to when it comes to peppers.
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Bou
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Although not directly related to peppers, I would recommend this one:
Teaming with Bacteria: The Organic Gardener’s Guide to Endophytic Bacteria and the Rhizophagy Cycle
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Dr. Paul Bosland, New Mexico State - Chile Pepper Institute, has a few books out.
Bosland - Thriftbooks
Bosland - Thriftbooks
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I’d be interested to hear down the road which of his books you like the most. I’ve been meaning to read some of his work and educate myself on chiles but i keep finding myself…just eating them and sourcing whatever I can get my hands on that sounds or looks intriguing.
I’m the dive down the rabbit hole type and would love to learn more eventually.
I’m the dive down the rabbit hole type and would love to learn more eventually.