On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 12:27 PM, Love2Troll wrote: > > If you do, I would ask her if she had any luck getting first year pods > from her plants. That can be a problem with Rocotos. I only grew > five plants last year and of those only one produced pods during the > summer and I harvested about 40 by the end of December from that one > plant. That plant produced a lot of blossoms during the dog days of > summer but they didn't set fruit. Early & late summer it did pretty > good. The other plants gave up about 4 pods each by years end. I > gave a few plants to a couple of chilebuds and they only got a few > pods too. Yeah, that's one reason I hadn't really ever considered growing Rocotos in the past. I don't have a south window (but I could try supplemental lighting and a west window for the winter....), and many folks on the list have mentioned similar experiences. They seem to take their time maturing. Chad A Gard INCHASE: <http://www.inchase.org> PercussionAdvocates: <http://www.percussionadvocates.com>