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many wild plants

18 years ago

New to this forum, and wanted to share a discovery i made on a property i purchased recently in south texas. 18 acres of bird dropped chile pequin bushes. A year ago, we counted 3,000 of these plants. This year there are more plants, lots more. We started picking the chiles this week and so far between two of us we are harvesting about five pounds per hour and a half and we havent even made a dent on the crop. I would like to find a buyer for green and or red (fresh and dried)chiles. These are totaly organic we never water then or add anything to the bushes, the just grow crazy.Since they grow wild we encounter rattle snakes, copperhead snakes, scorpions, poison oak and ivy, and all kinds of little critters that roam the bushes.

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