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Love the look of Jimmy Nardello Spatz. Is it a hot or sweet?
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#137 |
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Mantis, it's a nice sweet pepper. The plant is compact and bears prolifically.
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#138 |
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Spatz,
You got Dwarf Orange Manzano? To date, every golf-ball sized fruit has been infected by fruitfly. gosh darnoodley maggots. What I have tasted is very good. Should do well down there. Got seeds if you like. |
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#139 |
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Dwarf Orange Manzano? No, I don't have seeds. How hot is the fruit? Is it a 'must-grow' chilli?
![]() Sounds as if it would be a good one for stuffing with cheese. I can't imagine fighting fruit flies, they sound utterly gross. Yuk. Gimme the odd rabbit, our sheep, birds, etc. any time. Do you have any fruit fly traps at your place? |
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#140 |
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Yes, a must grow. You will love this one. I can just tell...
I was very vigilant with the fruitfly traps and not one to be seend until babay was born and then, well, the regime went out the window. Lol. Up until then, not a one ![]() |
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#141 |
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All of the following in my late pepper sowing are setting fruit or, in the worst case scenario, have emerging flowers... no frosts here and still six weeks of mild weather at least. I'm very hopeful...
1. Tam Jalapeno 2. Sonora 3. Garden Salsa Hybrid 4. Mariachi 5. Habanero Congo Black 6. Kung Pao 7. Mulato Isleno Chile Pepper 8. Cherrapeno (C.annum) 9. Ring of Fire 10. Aji Cachucha (C. chinense) 11. Aji Dulce (C. chinense) 12. De Arbol 13. Hot Portugal (C.annum) 14. Madame Jeanette (C. chinense) 15. Amazon Chile Roma 16. Marconi Red 17. Lipstick 18. Jimmy Nardello |
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#142 |
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My capsicums are doing really well this year. The first year that I've got such rippers of capsciums.
This is Corno di Torro Rosso. Ripening up nicely. ![]() ![]() |
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Spatz-did I send that to you? Was the seed from Seeds from Italy? The reason I ask, is that I know I sent some down under, from seed I got from Seeds from Italy. I am growing for the first time this variety and am looking forward to it. How did it taste?
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Michael, they are not seeds you sent downunder. I got them from a friend of mine round the corner.
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wow everyone !!! good growing !!!
I'm going with just a handfull of peps this year. Started them on Sat: Orange Habanero Jalapeno Ecuador Hot Lens Pepper La Cayenne Chili Pakie Giant Marconi Hot Pepper Mix ~ Tom
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Tom, it'll be great to see your seedlings' progress!
![]() My season is slowly coming to an end. Only a few more tomatoes to harvest. The chillies are still going strong: |
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Yeah my peppers are slow to germinate ... But ?
I will def. keep things going ! Looks likeyou guys have got all sorts of cool stuff goin down unda ! ~ Tom
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Yesterdays haul. Will become kick *** chillie powder
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#150 |
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Fantastic haul, Mantis!
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