Re: [CH] Containers and Peppers

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Great idea, Debra! Did you test your soil? I hear that's real
important. 
You know someone local just mentioned to me another advantage to
container growing of peppers is that we get torrential rains down here
often. So you can control a lot in containers. Of course if you need
humungous yields like you might, to make hot sauce, salsas, and
powders you may need more than is feasible in containers too. I'm kind
of curious as to how many peppers it takes (or plants) to produce how
much hot sause or powder. Any formulas on this from anyone here?
Good luck on your experiment, Debra, hope you'll keep in touch with
your results!
Buena suerte amiga!
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