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Thu, Dec 6, 12 at 23:39
| For example, a Rocoto or Datil first year here in Ky may not have time to produce any or only a very few fully ripe chiles, but after being pruned back, overwintered, and planted again the following spring every year after will then produce many chiles? Is that correct? Thanks Larry |
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| Well, it certainly gives you a head start to have a mature plant to start with in the Spring. |
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- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Fri, Dec 7, 12 at 10:55
| Yes, if conditions are right you will theoretically get a bigger, earlier crop. If conditions aren't right, you could always get a worse crop than the first year. Josh |
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- Posted by sidhartha0209 KY_6a (My Page) on Fri, Dec 7, 12 at 20:10
| Thank you! :-) |
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