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jalapeno pepper growing in North Thailand

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1 year growing in green houses

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BS Aerospace Engineering

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Recent Answers from Don Battales

2009-10-20 Chilli Problem:

Andrew: Ask your local nursery for a general purpose fungicide. These all have a good copper content that helps do the controlling. I grow Mexican peppers commercially in Chiang Rai Thailand. I also

2009-10-03 Green pepper plants:

Tim: May I ask what brought you to the conclusion that peppers are either right handed or left handed? Heresay is not a good source of information. This is my first exposure to this concept so I would

2009-09-30 jalepeno peppers:

Ann: When you plant again try the F1 Macho. This is the best hybrid jalapeno seed that I have found. You should not use any seeds that are not hybrid. Left over seeds loose their hybrid features. If

2009-09-24 Leeks:

Brian: I believe that you next year you need to try new leek seeds that are hybrid and desease resistant. Don't belive that the grub is your problem. I think that your problem is a fungus in the

2009-09-11 Growing Hot Chillies:

Vincent: 1. I do not recommend that you use left over seeds as they loose their hybrid featurse. Seeds are cheap for a small pack. 2. Seed are living inside, I do not recommend that you freeze them

 

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