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Dorset naga
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I've got a new Naga Morich plant this year that is a smaller plant (for unknown reasons) but is extremely prolific, around 3-4 pods for every node on the plant. I think in general Nagas are super prolific, but then again I have many strains of peppers that perform well too like Fatalii, white bullet habs, goatsweed, TMS, all overwintered and performing very well. The difference with the Naga plant I have is that it's performing as well as my yearling plants.
juanitos said:
Really big pot is the key in a lot of cases, if you find the absolute perfect spot in the ground for them it's better but I've noticed when I can scuffle them around and better manage their rain intake in pots it's a lot easier to manage them, last year I had a couple of big plants on roller carts on the patio and it was easier to keep them from being overwatered in the rain
Have a look at this glog here: http://thehotpepper.com/topic/47051-swampys-kiwi-grow/page-7
I think one of Swampy's Dorset Naga plants was in a 160L pot, or something like that, and he got an incredible amount of pods off it. Although he had great results with other plants in 100L+ pots too.
I think one of Swampy's Dorset Naga plants was in a 160L pot, or something like that, and he got an incredible amount of pods off it. Although he had great results with other plants in 100L+ pots too.
Just wondering..I read that the Dorset naga was cross pollinated from the Morich for the Dorset UK climate.. Not sure whether to order these seeds from the UK or order the Bombay Morich instead for the topical climate we have here in the R.P.. Is a Bombay Morich plant as prolific a grower/producer as a Dorset?
