I want to buy a chilli plant

sexki11en

annie123 wrote: »

This is the company that gardeners world used a couple of years ago.

http://www.southdevonchillifarm.co.uk/plants.html

a good guide to growing them from seed.

lots of interesting info and some tasty sounding recipes.
Chillies should be started by the end of the month.

happy growing

I ordered 3 varieties from here yesterday and they have dispatched today. Am really excited lol.

V Chic Chic - i'm in Bristol too. If you want a cople of seeds, pm me and I can send some to you

SK x

pault123

Can anyone reccomend a good sweet variety?

pault123

Evening all,

i've purchased my crop x20 of each seed


Fresno Supreme Chilli Seeds "This is a popular general purpose chilli in the USA, it produces lots of conical shaped 8cm chillies with a heat of about 5000-6000 scoville units. Very easy to grow and keep and gives a good supply of red or green chillies for general purpose cooking."


Pimento de Padron Chilli Seeds "These are traditionally picked immature and green. These peppers are the ones you may have seen in Spanish Tapas bars. They are usually fried in olive oil and sea salt. Here's a Pimientos de Padr!n recipe They can grow into a large plant which gives a pepetual crop throughout the summer."


Corno di Toro "This is a delicious, red sweet pepper. No heat, but a very intense flavour, thick juicy flesh and thin skin. Fruits grow up to 15 cm long on a large upright plant. Great for grilling and BBQ."


Peruvian Purple seeds "This very attractive, upright plant has purple leaves and fruit - fruit ripens to red and are 1cm long. This is the plant that many of our customers comment on, having seen them growing in our show tunnel.
Heat: 50,000 - 60,000"

Finefoot

Uuuuh!
My mouth is watering.........

pault123

Finefoot wrote: »

Uuuuh!
My mouth is watering.........

In a :beer: or :mad: way? lol

Primrose

A very decorative chilli is Hungarian Hot Wax. It's not terribly hot but quite prolific and freezes well. . Once they've germinated, I grow mine very satisfactorily outdoors from June onwards in 8" pots on a sunny patio.

pault123

how many litres is a 8" pot?