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I love the taste of Physalis Edulis. Unfornately I grew the dwarf variety last year which produced 'dwarf fruit' the size of a pea. 
This year i have sown the seeds for the large variety which i have had success with in the past. They have taken a really long tme to germinate(toms and chillis sown at the same time have germinated and been potted on) but I think I can see a couple just starting to poke through the compost
. Its a good job as I sowed the whole packet! 
I used to be able to keep the large (up to 6 foot high) variety going for two or three years in the greenhouse and the second year was always more fruitful.
This year i have sown the seeds for the large variety which i have had success with in the past. They have taken a really long tme to germinate(toms and chillis sown at the same time have germinated and been potted on) but I think I can see a couple just starting to poke through the compost
. Its a good job as I sowed the whole packet! I used to be able to keep the large (up to 6 foot high) variety going for two or three years in the greenhouse and the second year was always more fruitful.
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