Bonnie Plants a Monopoly?
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Do you have Curly Spider Plant ('Bonnie')?
Comments (2)lost a bunch, but have the "mother" plant to make more...had the curly, but never did that good. need to get the "hawaiian spider" takes lots of sun, cool variegation....nice! use it as a ground cover here......See MoreBonnie strawberry plant with a kick
Comments (2)It is a weed, but I don't know its name. Common in disturbed soils. It isn't stinging nettle. I've linked an image of stinging nettle below. Here is a link that might be useful: Stinging Nettle...See MoreBonnie Plants' Worlds Hottest What ?
Comments (9)I could kick myself for losing the seed packaging on these supposed habaneros, but I do recall the package saying "worlds hottest pepper" on it. Could have been Bonnie plants? Here is what I am getting out of it. Lots of pods. Just got back from a trip and picked my first one. really bright orange almost yellow. The picture makes it look a lot darker than it is. Did yours look like this on the plant as they were forming? I just ate it and it had thick and crispy flesh not like habs I have had before, and a perfumey flavor I'm having a hard time putting my finger on.. Heat was in the habanero range but its the first one and a bit smaller than the others coming in. I expect a lot more heat in future pods. dj This post was edited by djoy on Sun, Aug 3, 14 at 17:46...See MoreI tried the phoenix tomato from bonnie plants this year
Comments (3)If you like Phoenix, try Florida 91. It is a "sister" variety to Phoenix. We have over 250 of these plants growing and harvesting from for the late summer/early fall. I like their predictability and uniformity. We harvest after they start to blush/about half red. I know that when we do this, take inside to our storage area, they will be bright beautiful red in 1.5 to 2 days. Then they will hold at that bright red for another 3 to 5 days without any loss in quality. We grow these plants outside and inside high tunnels and both are performing wonderfully! Here is a picture of some Florida 91's that we had at our December Farmers Market several years ago. Most were picked at blushing to green the week before the market. They were grown in our high tunnel. Enjoy, Jay...See Moregreen_go (Canada, Ontario, z 5a)
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