> What are some chiles that would grow well in a windowsill ? I've done well on the windowsill with Super Chiles, which are of about cayenne heat and have a very nice serrano-ish flavor; they're prolific as hell, quite attractive and of manageable plant size. I also have a three-year-old, 1ftx1ft _siling labuyo_ plant (a Filipino wild-type native, fruits about 3/4" to 1" by 3/16", bright red) doing great in a six-inch pot on my east-facing bedroom windowsill; it bears several times a year. Pretty little sucker, too, and the peppers are quite hot and have a lot of flavor. Not bad for something I started as an experiment, from seeds from the bottom of a jar of pickled peppers, when the cats trashed a bunch of my seedlings from "bought" seeds and I didn't want to buy more. (My junior cat is a chilehead.) _Siling labuyo_ plants are said to get quite a lot bigger outdoors, and I'm going to put some out this year. Keep on rockin', Rain @@@@ \\\\\\ Is someone here? I ask. The moon, you say. The full moon is inside your house. My friends and I go running out into the street. _I'm in here_, comes a voice from the house, but we aren't listening. We're looking up at the sky. --Jalaluddin Rumi ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.