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 -=> Quoting "byron bromley" to All <=-

 > I've had chilies last four years this way. For some reason
 > my biggest, oldest cayenne didn't make it through its fifth winter.

 "b> Just courious,  after 4 years did you have it in a fairly
 "b> large pot?

Yes, it had been transplanted to progressively bigger pots every year
and at the end resided in a huge one....24 inches wide and 24 inches
deep.

 "b> Might have been root bound  ??

I don't really think so; it just withered away last winter despite the
grow light and identical treatment to prior years. At least it was just
one plant, the habs and superchiles survived so I am not without.


                                                Jim in Yellowknife

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