Flying Dragon fruiting, want seeds? SASBE or ornamental pepper seeds
Baylady
8 years ago
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have: have - lots of tomatoes & peppers for sasbe
Comments (71)I am new to this forum and would love to try any of the following seeds if they're still available. Will send SASBE as soon as I can and Thank you! Costoluto genovese Old German Yellow Ping Pong Pink Brandywine Brandywine Red Potato Leaf Black Cherry Porter Yellow Pear Beefsteak Amish Paste Mariannas Peace...See MoreHAVE: many veggie seeds, and flower seeds
Comments (4)Love to trade, interested in any of these? ***Herbs*** BuckWheat Cat Mint Cat Nip Chives Chives, Garlic Cilantro Coriander Dill, Common Dill, FernLeaf Dill, Long Island Dill, Mammoth Fennel Lavender Marjoram Mustard Parsley Sunflower ***Plants, Flowers and Trees*** Guord Palm Tree, King Palm Tree, Phoenix Robelini Pigmy Date Palm Tree, Queen Poppy, California Snap Dragons Yucca Zinnea ***Basil*** Armenian Basico Mostuso Bush Spice Globe Cinnamon Cone Dark Opal Dwarf Bush Dwarf Green Genovese Greek Green Ruffles Indian Italian Italian Sweet Lemon Lettuce Leaf Licorice Lime Minette Purple Purple Ruffles Red Rubin Siam Queen Sweet Thai ***Vegetables*** Acorn Squash Brussel Sprouts Carrots Radish, French White ***Peppers*** Anaheim Pepper Cayenne Pepper Cayenne Pepper Poblano Pepper Sweet Green Bell Pepper Sweet Orange Bell Pepper Sweet red Bell Pepper Sweet Yellow Bell Pepper ***Fruit*** Cantaloupe Mexican Papaya Tuscan Melon...See MoreHAVE: Genuine South Korean chile pepper seeds
Comments (5)I'd be interested in the korean chilis.... (i have a few rocoto though they aren't on my list because i have very few, but I could spare a couple. Here is my list.... HOT PEPPERS Updated Share List 3-15-2008 Inferno Thai Dragon Thai Bird Santaka Long red Cayenne Hot Romanian Hot Hungarian Hot Bosnian Hot Bannana Pasilla Bajio Holy Mole Chilie Ancho San Luis India Goat horn Peruvian Purple Cherry Bomb Early Jalepeno Jalepeno Habenero Carribean Red Chilie Guajillo Chilie De Arbol Black Pearl Numex Big Jim Chili Color Marbles (ornamental) Fruit Basket Big Chili Super Chili Hybrid Hot Wax Long Jim Cayenne Anaheim Chili Cascabel Ancho 101 Sweet Peppers White King Purple King Orange King California Wonder Sweet Italian Cubanelle Sweet Romanian Sweet Bosnian Sweet Banana Chocolate King Valencia (red bells) Jackpot Yellow Bell Pumpkin Pepper Tomatos Beefy Boy Cherokee Purple Howard German Polish Giant Belgium Boznian Yellow Pear Sugary Juliette Delicious Jet Star Big Cherry Aunt Ruby's German Green Roma Great White Purple Price Mr. Stripey Banana Legs Razzelberry Maryglobe Ugly San Marzano Big Rainbow...See MorePeppadew peppers - seeds available?
Comments (79)When I overwinter pepper plants, I usually do an extreme trim and cleanup of the leaves, branches and roots, as well as re-potting with fresh medium, mostly to avoid pest issues inside the house. You could bring in your plants just as they are or prune to almost any level you like, depending how concerned you are with aphids and the like. What are those pots, 6" or so? It's a good size to overwinter plants of that size, so keep those. You'll get the hang of their watering schedule fast enough, which should not be too often, especially if you prune them. I usually wait until the plant looks a bit thirsty or for the top inch of medium to feel dry and then deeply water. You should not need to fertilize, especially if your potting medium is relatively fresh, at least not until early spring....See More
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