Saludos del noroeste de Indiana-USA, Paul and CHs, 300 e-mails later, I can update you-all on this 3-week-old request! 'Tis the season for planting and LITTLE LEAGUE. The overwintered plants are OK. LOTS of leaf-drop. Lost only two: the favorite, the arrivivi gusano, and the timplin, which is a little bird pepper. Its bigger bush kin, the chaco, survived. They've been outside since about May 15. I trimmed back the dry stems. Fatali and piri-piri are fine; Chaco is just as tall as last year, but looking spindly; Aji dulce is barely producing leaves, but its offspring--plants from its seeds-- are doing Very Nice Indeed, courtesy of my mother-in-law's planting them. Jamaican kitchen is sprouting new leaves, dark-green as ever. Pictures? as soon as I get to taking 'em. This sure was some sturdy stock from thechilewoman.com... time to ask her if I can add to these by getting a late-season order in... (the WEATHER sure is early-season...) I've only got HALF of my t'mato plants in, due to cool weather, etc. e- you all later, and Hasta la Lista, Jesse G CH#1200 P.S. Off-topic: Anyone wanting to chime in about comcast's "manual procedures" for changing e-mail addresses AGAIN, please e- me at ch1200@attbi.com The NorthEast ChileMan wrote: > Jesse, > How about an update? Have they been outside yet? > Paul