Re: [CH] green's gonna love this!

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> and no, this post had nuthin' to do mit chiles...thrash me if you desire,
> please...
> 
> Peace, Hendrix, and Chiles.......
> 
> Rael64

Hi All,

Nice to see Rael emerging from hibernation (or whatever)

but on topic:-) Harvesting lots of habs at present. The two year old
Black Namaqualand outdoors is covered with fruit twice the size of last
year. 
Trying to start some early Rocottos, having the same germination
troubles as other people. Still I have heaps of seeds to play with!

Things must be looking up here in the "Land of the Long White Cloud". 
Visiting Rotorua last week. (heaps of tourists) Bought in a super market
Chorizo sausages. These are quite spicy and much above the norm
available here. There was also some very tired looking, what seemed to
be Cayanne peppers at $NZ19.99 per kilo!!! 

WOW, I reckon I should go in the chile farming business. Eh Jim? :-)
Doubt you would sell many though.

Tony Flynn

Grandad. Retired at the beach. Bay of Plenty, New Zealand.

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