RE: [CH] Fw: Saving Peppers/Holland Digest V6 #102

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Thanks Lazlo,

I didn't know that you could use small wooden part from pepper plants for
multiply them.
Sure I'm going to try this, by this way you can avoid cross pollination too.

Hot regards
Rob

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: D. Gibson <jongleurdg@earthlink.net>
> 
> : Hi Rob,
> :
> : If you can't save all your plants by bringing them
> : inside, why don't you save part of them?  Save
> several
> : woody stem cuttings of your best pepper plants and
> : start rooting them inside.  You'll have a big
> headstart
> : next year.  There are articles about this on some of
> : the chile-head url's.  This sounds like a good way to
> : make more of your Rocoto plants!
> :
> : Lazlo
> : -------BEGIN QUOTE--------
> : The weather in Holland has start to kill all my
> pepper
> : plants as I don't
> : have enough room to save them from freezing.
> : >From the few I do have some room available I did
> : placed the rocotto
> : inside... which is taking most of the space I have,
> its
> 

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