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Nice looking plants!....all the Aji(s) must get pretty big...my Aji Lemon towers above my other chilli plants! Good luck with your garden.

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I'd like in on this also, but I won't have any seeds to contribute until September/October 2008.

Yep, I also like the cayennes and Thai chillies in my cooking to add some heat.... Tori, you should also look in the recipe section here, there's some really great stuff.....[I'm definitely going try to make that fish recipe with the Kashmiri chillies that you posted Omri] Nice looking looking...

I've always had good results soaking the seeds overnight and then pre-sprouting them in a moist (not sopping wet!!) paper towel or coffee filter sealed in a zip-lock bag placed in a warm (about 80-85F) location. I usually get germination anywhere from 1-5 days later....on rare occasions it may...

My favorite for Indian cooking is the Kashmiri chilli, but there are other Asian varieties that are suitable, Kitazawa Seed Company is a good source and has been in business for 91 years http://www.kitazawaseed.com/ and Exotic Seeds of India also offers some nice chilli varieties from India...

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Hi Potawie,...Yes, your right...probably because its a relatively new or specialized variety that doesn't get much attention from main-stream gardeners....I'm no expert on nagas but you can email the person in charge with additional information and they seem to be very willing to research and...

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Great Site for Chilli (and other veggies) Ratings by Cornell Here's a really good site for ratings of different veggies by growers,...it's from Cornell Univeristy in Ithica, NY (I love that place, amazing gardens!!!! and ornithology dept.)....Biker Billy recieved 5 stars, so I am glad I chose...

I'm trying this product this year, I've heard some good things about it...here's the link: http://www.plantskydd.com/buy.html

Just curious as to how the eggplant is doing?...I might try to grow one of my Prosperosas this way....I am really tired of staking all my eggplants.:?::)

WOW AJ, the tepins look incredible!...mine are still quite short and full (I pinched them back last month to encourage branching) and are just starting to form some buds.

Looking good AJ!....how are the wild tepins doing?

Hello and welcome to THP! I am growing some wild tepin plants (seeds from AJ), but the pods won't be ready until August 2008.....I will post when they are ready for anyone who is interested.:)

Thanks yous guys!...but my's English ain'ts too good all the time......just kidding:lol: Thank you Chiliac,....hmmmm, when last I checked I thought I was a female....maybe I just come off as a little masculine:shocked:;)

If we were peppers, we would be called "hybrids":lol:;) *Cheers* to biodiversity:onfire:

I use sand, even in my seedling mix I use 40% cactus soil because it is well draining...peppers usually don't like to sit in soggy soil....I also use peatmoss, compost, and even some ground up dry leaves, it creates a rich well draining soil.

Congratulations, looks like your plants are healthy againg....great color on those flowers!