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  1. Linyera

    overwintering Overwinter in our mild climate.

    We have very mild winters here where we live. A kind of micro climate with almost no frost. The chilli plants, we have outside only, were cut of at a foot above ground at the end of June and they all started making new shoots during the winter. Now that spring is hete they are really picking up...
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    outdoors The running, biking, hiking, camping forum

    We do not run but walk long distance. We love the Andes and escape when we can. The mountains where there are no marked trails we prefer to go to. Here we have many hundreds of peaks of over 4000 m /13000 ft and many hundreds more of 5000m / 16500 ft and then dozens of over 6000m / 20000 ft...
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    pubescens Rocoto of unknown origin

    It will be a first for me too.
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    pubescens Rocoto of unknown origin

    I will have to ask the experts here on THP to help Identify.
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    pubescens Rocoto of unknown origin

    Here in Argentina where we live we shop mainly in small shops. The greengrocer where I buy is Bolivian so I asked him to get me some Rocoto chile. He will be bringing some in a few days, but he warned me that they are very very hot! I will try them an for sure save the seeds. I will post a...
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    shopping Books on Capsicums

    Thanks. I will have a look.
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    shopping Books on Capsicums

    Thanks Maturo. Looks great.
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    shopping Books on Capsicums

    Thanks very much!
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    shopping Books on Capsicums

    Good afternoon Please recomend the best book/ books on Capsicums. I would like to read more. Thanks
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    misc Link to Info on ecotypes of aji from Bolivia

    The link is of Bolivian chilli types with location data. For info if someone travels there...
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    misc Less than 100 pounds of sauce .

    The plants grew very well and some of it almost just wild with a bit of water in the dry times. Outside. The climate here is very good for Capsicums and even now the ones I have cut down are making new shoots as if it is springtime. The downside is that the insects do not freeze and seems like...
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    misc Less than 100 pounds of sauce .

    Maturo. I used all the kinds I have together. Mostly bacatum and some annum Tastes great.
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    misc Less than 100 pounds of sauce .

    This year we made nearly 100 pounds of hotsauce. That was just the beginning. (In a land where black pepper is considdered too hot!!) Powder too but mainly sweet and sour type boiled. Also fermented for the first time. Next year hopefully more fermented. Really good stuff. Our winter is now...
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    seeds Seed from South Africa

    Igualmente. I am a newbee in the world of chillies. My legumes bears pods and my chillis bears fruits. Berries. Saludos
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    seeds Seed from South Africa

    Also got some packets of seed my brother sent.
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    seeds Seed from South Africa

    Chili Rayado Lemon drop Aji Queen lauri Bolivian rainbow Aji de la tierra Petite piment ( Il Reunion) Aji ammarill Goats weed Yellow brain strain. Lots of seeds per type Good quality seeds by the looks of it. Saludos
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    seeds Seed from South Africa

    Good morning. I would like to mention that I baught seed from @RobStar and he really sent generous amounts of seed and also freebees! Thanks a lot. Now its on me to see if I can germinate the stuff and make it grow. Thanks Mr Jangles
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    shopping Mexico City/Puebla chiles

    I have some seeds arriving the 22 by hand delivery. Going to be interesting to see what there is.
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    shopping Mexico City/Puebla chiles

    Remember the dried stuff is also mostly goog for planting. I taste-test. I like, I plant.
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    Greetings from Africa

    Welcome. Greetings from an African living in Argentina.
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