Re: [CH] chile plant supports

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 >>> Now here's a question for those who have had experience with these 
varieties:

Hot Apple  


Hi Erich,
I'm growing Hot Apple for the first time also this year.  It took forever to turn color from the light green it started out.  But now it's a nice red color that resembles a tomato.  

I got the seed from Matt (thanks again, how are your chiles doing?)  The Bulgarian Carrot I received from you is starting to produce cute little chiles, and yes they look like small carrots.  I'm also growing Aji Amarillo, Rocoto, rocotillo, orange habaneros, purple cayenne, long thin cayenne, bishops crown, jalapeno, and 2 different types of Thai's.  All are doing really well and starting to ripen.  

Karen in SC

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