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doryman

Plunge

12 years ago

Well I have decide to take the plunge and get another greenhouse. In my climate it's impossible to grow peppers unprotected, but you can in a greenhouse or hoop house etc... I am in Newfoundland, Canada. I had a greenhouse for 6 or 7 years in our previous house and grew sweet and hot peppers quite successfully with well timed seed starting and use of a small heater in late spring.

We moved three years ago and I have been getting by with 240 sq ft of raised beds, but have had no success with peppers unprotected. I have always been a bit of a pepper head so I have decide to put up another greenhouse.

So I'm getting quite excited now to start off my peppers. I have lots of sweet pepper, jalape�o, cayenne, and Hungarian hot wax seeds, but my old store of exotics are long gone. If anyone has a few exotic hot pepper seeds to spare I would be very interested in getting a a few, a mix would be ideal. I grew orange habanero, cayenne, Tabasco and scotch bonnets in the past but I am not familiar with the names I see thrown around now - like bhut, scorpion, etc... They sound awesome.

If anyone has a few extra seeds and wants to help me out , now is the perfect time for me to start seeds off here. I would happy to pay/trade/owe back or whatever works, not looking for a handout.

Hope everyone is doing well. These forums are a true wealth of information. I have learned a tremendous amount from all your posts.

Best regards
Tom
Nemect17@gmail.com

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