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Posted by roxy75 9CA (My Page) on Fri, Oct 14, 05 at 19:45
| I got a plant in the mail from a family member in Puerto Rico called Ajies Dulces. This is used in traditional Puerto Rican and Cuban cooking. I am not sure the requirements for growing in California. I am afraid I will kill it and I can't find any info on the web. Can anyone help???? Thanks |
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| Check out http://www.caribbeanseeds.com/ajidulceseeds.htm |
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| I need to know where I can find ajies dulces in the south Miami, Fla. area. I go to the supermarkets and what they have is Cachucha, Habanero, and Scotch Bonnet Peppers. What are these peppers anyway? I understand some are verry hot. Thankyou for your help. |
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| But to answer Roxy75 - grow as you would other peppers - they are "tender" perennials, so don't let the plants get too cold. I suspect it will do nicely in a large pot with good drainage, standard soil, and water when the soil is dry. If you have only one plant, you *might* improve pepper production by dabbing a soft artist's brush from one blossom to the next (to improve pollination). |
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| I want to find a source for ajies dulces seeds. Can anyone help? Thanks |
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Try this web site: http://caribbeanseeds.com
Hiram |
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| purchased sweet peppers [CACHUCHA] in the supermarket and kept some seeds, can I plant them? and how? THANKS! |
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