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(22-05-2020, 11:04 PM)Small chilli Wrote: (22-05-2020, 10:55 PM)JJB Wrote: (22-05-2020, 09:27 PM)Mamzie Wrote: Is it bad to say I have never grown chilli plants
You're not alone Mamzie, I haven't either. You can both start .
Not going to happen, don't know what to do with one, let alone a bush of them. Occasionally use bog standard chilli flakes ( don't shudder SC) for a bit of heat in cooking, but apart from that not too keen on fiery flavours. But still find it fascinating reading about you enthusiasts.
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(23-05-2020, 09:00 AM)JJB Wrote: (22-05-2020, 11:04 PM)Small chilli Wrote: (22-05-2020, 10:55 PM)JJB Wrote: (22-05-2020, 09:27 PM)Mamzie Wrote: Is it bad to say I have never grown chilli plants
You're not alone Mamzie, I haven't either. You can both start .
Not going to happen, don't know what to do with one, let alone a bush of them. Occasionally use bog standard chilli flakes ( don't shudder SC) for a bit of heat in cooking, but apart from that not too keen on fiery flavours. But still find it fascinating reading about you enthusiasts. Pitiful excuses ! You could grow a Low or no heat variety ( there’s lots to choose from). Chillies doesn’t have to blow your head off.
Even veggie ( the woman who is scared of them ) has been persuaded in the past to grow no heat chillies . I believe she tolerated the no heat jalapeños .
I’ll let you into a little secret. I don’t like hot chillies!
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Firstly SC, a no heat chilli? Surely that's an oxymoron. Or perhaps a sweet pepper? Secondly, if you can recommend a mild chilli and what to use it for, then I might try next year, it's too late now isn't it? You never know you might convert me.
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Freeze them and use them straight from the freezer, that's what I do.
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Great news, Joy Michaud from Sea Spring Seeds has been in contact with me, she is replacing the 2 chilli plants Tinkerbell & Spaghetti free of charge, she is also sending me some sweet pepper plants that I tried add to my chilli order but she missed my email. I am really impressed with their customer service.
http://www.seaspringseeds.co.uk/
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I’ve been in contact with Joy a few times and met her once. She really does care & know about her chillies.
Sea spring will always be my first recommendations to anyone.
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a no heat chilli - I don't/ can't believe it ....
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(26-05-2020, 09:08 PM)Small chilli Wrote: I’ve been in contact with Joy a few times and met her once. She really does care & know about her chillies.
Sea spring will always be my first recommendations to anyone. I think it was a reference from you on the dark side that introduced me to them. I will order my plugs earlier of her next year so I can have a longer growing period in the poly tunnel.
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