Re: [CH] Nearly-averted disaster (and a couple of questions)
Tony Flynn (flynnaj@xtra.co.nz)
Mon, 14 Apr 2008 11:26:58 +1200
Hi all,
I do not get any snow or heavy frost here by the beach. 2 or 3 light frosts
per winter. The only chile plant that seem to well over winter. is Rocoto.
This grew into a 6ft bush along my back fence.So big I had to cut it down.
It is now starting to regrow plus new plants from fruit that fell on the
ground.
God luck
Tony Flynn
Granddad Retired at the beach,
Bay of Plenty New Zealand
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Graham" <spooky130@cox.net>
To: <chile-heads@globalgarden.com>
>
> Question for the more experienced growers. I've never seen anything but
> tabascos come back after the winter, so they're all I even have any hope
> for. But is there an easy way to tell ahead of time whether or not they
> will come back? Or is it just a waiting game?
>
> Finally, if the tabascos from two years ago do come back like they did
> last year (in almost no time they were bigger than they'd been the year
> before), they'll be returning to two-year-old soil. Any suggestions on
> what to use to re-vitalize the soil?
>
> Thanks,
> --jim
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