Re: [CH] Cloning

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At 8:52 AM +0200 15-1-98, Bridget Kitley wrote:
>Here's another cultivation conundrum from a beginner.
>
>Can one clone pepper plants by taking stem cuttings? Are there any special
>techniques that need to be mastered? I would like to keep my pepper strains
>pure and this seems to be the most effective method, ...or is it?
>
>Thanks
>Ryan

We grow a great little chilli that produces fruit all year in  ashady spot.
W get several kilos (abou 10 lb) or more ayear from it.
 We have tried growing from seed but without any success  - it does not
come true to seed.
We are now going to take cuttings and see if this works.

Michael Bailes,  The Fragrant Garden, Portsmouth Road, Erina. N.S.W. 2250
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 Patricia Monaghan , "Magical Gardens",  P.17, LLwellyn, 1997
 

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