Hi there! I bought Fatalli seeds from Pepper Joe's too. I brought one plant in and it's just about dead; only brought it in to ripen the fruit on it. Seems to just plain not like being indoors. But Pepper Joe did tell me in another e-mail that Fatalli does not survive being brought indoors, so he was right. On the other hand, I found out that Fatalli is very drought tolerant. I accidentally left my seedling in the greenhouse on a very hot summer's day and the temperate in there was about 45°C (113°F). All the seedlings had wilted (although recovered soon enough with water). The only exception was the fatalli seedlings; none of them seemed to be the least bothered by being baked... Date: Sat, 08 Jan 2000 16:47:34 -0600 From: tucker <tucker@ticon.net> Subject: Re: [CH] Whiteflies Alexandra Soltow wrote: > Dear Chile-Heads, > > My poor Fatali plants, in their second year of overwintering, seem to have > developed a case of whiteflies. ... > > Alexandra Soltow > pamra@rockland.net Well, I'm afraid I can't help you with that problem, but as long as you brought up that particular variety... I just received some seeds from Pepper Joe's, and that is one type I ordered. Does anyone have any tips for any special care these plants might need (assuming I get them to sprout, of course). Also, any ideas on what they are good to use in would be appreciated. TIA, - -- Erich C-H # 2099