Re: [CH] Aji Amarillio - dropping blossoms

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sasha wrote:
> 
> Hullo everyone,
> 
> My aji amarillo plants are gorgeous here in Southern Ontario - tall,
> lush
> and sturdy.  Only one problem - the blossoms are drying up and falling
> off.
>  Any idea why and what I might do about this?
> 
> Thanks for any help you can give me.
> 
> Sasha
>

Hi all

 I answered a similar post from Nick a few days ago and should have
maybe posted to the list.

I had the same problem here in NZ last year. From the answers I received
the message was "don't panic" Most peppers will set fruit when they are
ready.
Mine dropped heaps of flowers early, then followed with a bumper crop.
Even the leftover plants I planted in odd corners all produced some
fruit, no matter how neglected and stunted. Peppers seem really
determined to produce seed.

On a personal note thanks to everyone for the kind and thoughtful 
messages received after my sad loss.

Tony Flynn

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