Re: [CH] Pepper planting plan?

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In my garden, the Fatalii and the Chocolate Hab plants were about the 
same size.  The Jolokias were more the size of the Orange Habs.

Hobby Farmer

Jonathan Smillie wrote:

> My garden last year consisted of just orange and chocolate habs, and it 
> seemed that the chocolates, given the same water and sun conditions as 
> the orange habaneros, got much larger (the plants were a good 8 inches 
> taller and much bushier) and yielded larger as well as more fruit. I'm 
> thinking, given that, of making these the "back" rank (the one closest 
> to the house as opposed to the fence), and placing the orange habs in 
> the front rank. However, I don't have any experience with the fatalii or 
> jolokia varieties as a grower, and it's been a couple of years since 
> I've had any reds (and these are seeds from Jim Campbell's fields, not 
> Lowe's or Home Depot's generic "red habanero"). Anybody have specific 
> advice on the height I can expect these varieties to reach and, 
> consequently, how I might want to arrange the plants in this grid?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Jonathan
> 
> 
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