Re: [CH] C. pubescens

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On Sat, 2 May 1998 04:32:19 RSA-2 Peter Moss <pmoss@yoda.alt.za> writes:
C. Pubescens: Thrives in only a narrow temperature range...........
	So that you southern chile growers don't get discouraged and
avoid trying to grow C.Pubescens, here is some info.  I started my seeds
in around the first of January.  My first fruits have successfully set
and more flowers buds are showing purple.  All of this in Miami Florida
where the temperature in mid-to-upper 90's during the day and
mid-to-upper 70's at night.  So really the main thing is if you live in a
hot climate, water it daily, use a good soil mix, and as Mr. Moss said,
shade the plants.
Shad 

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