http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chilli-Plants ... 61cdda2558
Much less than £1 per plant, really good range, includes mild ones for Sandy, well packaged and arrived next day. Ideal for the incompetent or lazy chilli gardener.
Sells other related items too, see http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/chilliesonthe ... 4340.l2559
Chilli plants
Re: Chilli plants
Awesome. I'm defnitely going to get some plants, and probably some dried chillies too.
A part of me fancies making a ghost chilli mead.
A part of me fancies making a ghost chilli mead.
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BJCP National Judge
BJCP Assistant Regional Director (North-East/Europe)
American Homebrewers' Association International Subcommittee
Organizer, National Homebrew Competition
CBA UK Competition and Training Coordinator
http://serenbrewing.com
- Mike Palmer
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Re: Chilli plants
Sounds good, but what the fuck are all the chilis? I'm afraid my knowledge is somewhat lacking and I would require advice before purchase. I want:
1. Easy to grow
2. Relatively small in stature
3. Interesting flavour - I don't mind hot, but not to the detriment of flavour.
What I know and like; Roger's coffee bean, Roger's arachi lemon, turtle's claw, orange habanero. As far as hotness, I like the 7 pot but I don't want blood to come from any of my orrifices, and I must admit I wouldn't know a 'beni highlands' from my auntie Mabel.
1. Easy to grow
2. Relatively small in stature
3. Interesting flavour - I don't mind hot, but not to the detriment of flavour.
What I know and like; Roger's coffee bean, Roger's arachi lemon, turtle's claw, orange habanero. As far as hotness, I like the 7 pot but I don't want blood to come from any of my orrifices, and I must admit I wouldn't know a 'beni highlands' from my auntie Mabel.
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- I_used_to_brew
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Re: Chilli plants
Hot Portugal is a good one, easy to grow and does well outdoors int he UK summer. Jalapeno often does well outdoors too.
For windowsill growing look to the C. Chinense varieties. The Aji Limon/Aji Lemon/Lemondrop Habanero/Aji Pineapple is a C. Baccatum, tends to grow quite tall but may be ok if you keep it trimmed.
For windowsill growing look to the C. Chinense varieties. The Aji Limon/Aji Lemon/Lemondrop Habanero/Aji Pineapple is a C. Baccatum, tends to grow quite tall but may be ok if you keep it trimmed.
- rodneygullick
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Re: Chilli plants free
i have several chilli plants at the 2 leaf stage (BIG JIM) reasonably hot if anyone wants them i also have some long thin ones at the 2 leaf stage i dont know the name of these but they also are reasonable hot Rodney