Re: [CH] ATTENTION : EXOTIC PEPPERS
Rob Pieters (r.pieters7@chello.nl)
Mon, 31 Mar 2003 16:13:14 +0200
Interesting list...
I only know Hot Thai, but couldn't find any dif against ordinary Thai, looks
and taste the same.
Yatsufusa I'm growing for the first time this year, but as far as I know is
this a common type.
Just my two cents...
Hot regards
Rob NL
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rob Solarion" <solarion@1starnet.com>
To: <chile-heads@globalgarden.com>; "Mark Fischer" <ozone@ptd.net>; "Sherry
Ramsey" <sramsey359@aol.com>
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 4:39 AM
Subject: [CH] ATTENTION : EXOTIC PEPPERS
> Greetings, ChileHeads. Today I came into possession of some very "exotic"
> pepper seeds from an agriculturalist/scientist/chilehead in Bryan, Texas,
> where Texas A&M University is located. With the exception of the Thai
> peppers, I have never heard of any of these types and don't know where the
> seeds came from. But, of course, I would like some opinions, if anyone
> knows about them. If you reply, for everybody's convenience, please start
> a new thread based upon the pepper name and CC/BCC a copy of your
> list-message to me, since I receive the digest. I would like to get some
> of these seeds into the ground as soon as possible. Thanks! Roberto
>
> ASSAM
> CALCUTTA LONG
> COBRA
> DAGGER POD
> ELEPHANT TRUNK
> FLAME
> HOT API
> HOT THAI
> JWAIA
> MERAH
> PC-1
> PUNJAB
> SURYSMUKHI CLUSTER
> TONG'S THAI
> TORPEDO
> TUMPTI
> YATSUFUSA
>
> PS to Sherry: If you have some garden space available for this, please let
> me know, and I'll bring you some seeds along with the estafiate. Thanks.
> R.
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