Re: [CH] Hab price

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Mostly $5.99/lb for orange habs last winter.  I must say they were incredible and worth every ¢.  Very hot with a strong fruity odor & great flavor.  Asked two produce managers (at Hen House & Food4Less) if they knew the country of origin.  They didn't.  Am guessing they were coming from Viet Nam.  Anyways, these habs were hotter & more flavorful than any I've ever grown.  I didn't save seeds because I've always been so disappointed in mine.  

JohnT



----- Original Message ----- 
From: H. Alan Kantrud 
To: Alex Silbajoris ; chile-heads@globalgarden.com 
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2004 9:23 AM
Subject: Re: [CH] Hab price (was naughty)


WOW!  7 bucks a #!  2.99 here, but usually gas-ripened and nearly
undetectable hab flavour...kinda like a hab placebo <smile>...too hot for
3-4 year olds, but not very satisfying to us seasoned bonnet-poppers...

H.A.

 

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