-=> Quoting Jose Cisneros to All <=- JC> I have many pepper sprouts growing in plastic cells JC> of various sorts in anticipation of spring. JC> As I was watering them I noticed that the leaves of the Aji Amarillo JC> and some of the others exude an odor of perfume, very spicy, much like JC> the flavor of the peppers the plants produce. Has anyone else notice JC> this? I too have noted their aroma and found chile leaves to make a fine herb. Whenever I over-winter plants in pots indoors, I prune them and I always save the leaves to cook with. Cheers, YK Jim .. All good chili needs is to smell good and be almost too hot to eat.