Re: [CH] Plant spacing

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>If it's cool and humid, then you need greater spacing to get
>sunlight on your plants and on the ground.

AND crop rotation is the best way to prevent these problems


Don't forget HOT & HUMID we get all kinds of nasty things I never worried
about in Calif. but then I wasnt' growing veggies either.

Since I am not a bonified Chile-head at this point---
But I have seen some incredible recipies...

I do have a question. I am growing a container garden this year-- my first
veggie type
I would like to TRY a few plants other than the bell/sweet type.

I bought this Burpee packet here
it has a mix of *Long Red Cayenne, Large Cherry, Hungarian Wax, Anaheim TMR
23 & Jalapeno.*

so lets see the Q is- are theses good to start with?
I enjoy spicey/well seasoned food.
killer hot (hot  for the sake of hot) is silly imho.
 is there another I should seek out?

 sources other than the standard veggie catalogs?


--leslie
Master Gardener Intern, Zone 7(b?) low in town of 9F in Humid, HUMID
Cullman, Alabama


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