Nothing really remarkable, but a good mix never-the-less.
I've over-wintered four plants, but I suspect two haven't survived. The mini rocotto and CGN 21500 are the survivors, the Naga Morich and Marouga Yellow appear to be the casualties.
Varieties for this year:
- Prairie Fire
- Pimenta De Neyde
- Criolla Sella
- Inca Red Drop
- 7 Pot Primo
- Santa Rosa Blanco
- Ecuadorian Brown
- Serrano (from Wahaca restaurant, Kensington)
- Cap 253-C
- Bunte Mischung*
- Fatalii
- Bido Tacana
- Trinidad Scorpion Butch T
- Black Naga
- Trinidad Perfume
- 7 Pot Barrackpore
* Bunte Mischung - this is a freebie mystery mix from semillas.de - I prefer this name to mystery plants, so am using with name for now.
Hi Otis, interesting chilies varieties you had from previous years. Do you normally start to propagate so early in UK??
ReplyDeleteHi Justecila.
ReplyDeleteI normally start this early to give the Chinense varieties the best chance of ripening. (That said the poor weather last year even made that a bit of a challenge).
Some folks I know start later and have good results, but given that I've got all the kit (lights, heating etc) for an early start, it seems daft not to. Plus, if I have any failures, I always have the option to sow again and still have a decent chance of a season.