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Re: Peppers in the SQFT Garden
- To: <s*@lists.umsl.edu>, "Bill DeWitt" <T*@theimagemill.com>
- Subject: Re: Peppers in the SQFT Garden
- From: "* o* M* G* <m*@ecom.net>
- Date: Tue, 5 May 1998 12:02:40 -0700
They WERE in 2 different cities even, but knowing the reputation of an hab I
am NOT going to try one again, even if it is the only 1 growing in a field
of sweet bells and drowned in water. it was aaaaaargh, I don't know how my
son eats them, albeit not in big bites like he eats the jalaps. NOTHING
helped the heat for a very long time. My tongue did grow back though BG
> Do you know for sure that there were no soil or watering differences in
>the locations? I have right now a habanero that is quite toasty and 6 feet
>away one that is about at Jalepeno level. No sweet peppers near either
>plant. The hot one does get about 2 hours more sun.
>
>
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