I ran here when I thought it said "penguins".

Puiquin make fruit in 60-90 days from small plants.

Here is a link that might be useful: Chile resource

LOL paceyswitters! I too find speed reading a constant source of entertainment.

Thanks, Willard. That is very encouraging.

Jim

Pequin and chiltepin produce like crazy. My overwintered tepin is already producing like wild!!

Did your tepin produce on the first season very much, Reyna?
I am reading more and more that they are mainly productive as annuals and take more than a season to produce ripe fruit.

Now I'm less encouraged. The site linked by Willard says, "120 days or more from transplants, better yields the second year", which is in line with a couple of the previous posts. Looks like it will be a close call to get ripe fruit in one growing season.

Jim