Re: [CH] transplanting time experts
Tony Flynn (tonyflynn@value.net.nz)
Thu, 5 Jun 2003 05:59:18 +1200
Hi All
I notice a few posts from people getting discouraged by less than good
spring weather. Last spring we had an El Nino effect which gave me a cold
windy wet spring. My Chile plants looked very sad for along time. Once the
summer got going they grew well and finished up as good as ever. The 3 year
old Rocotos on the back fence got knocked about so bad with the wind I
almost ripped them up. Yet now they are as healthy as ever and covered with
young second fruit set. So do not despair good people. Our chosen plants
have survived a long time and the only thing is that mine have a problem
setting fruit at nights cooler than 10° C (50°F) then blossom drop occurs.
Tony Flynn
Grandad. Retired at the beach. Bay of Plenty. New Zealand
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