Looking for a BCS area source for Chili Pequin plants after frost danger has passed.
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WTB Chili Pequin plants
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Last: 1 day ago by FlyRod
I sent you a personal message, but to answer for others.
I have seen them for sale at Farm Patch and a guy at the Farmers Market in Downtown Bryan.
I have seen them for sale at Farm Patch and a guy at the Farmers Market in Downtown Bryan.
Dan the pepper man will hook you up. He is at the farmers market at midtown Park and at first Friday. He definitely has these.
Dan might not have seedlings for awhile yet...I chat with him pretty regularly. Farm Patch might. I could swear I saw some at Lowes of all places this weekend, but I'm not certain.
Dan the Pepper Man here.
You are correct, no chile plants at the market yet.
Our last frost date around here is ~3/1. With a 2 week buffer, St Patrick's day is usually very safe for putting plants outside worry free. You're probably fine now, but it's our average last frost date for a reason.
We will have lots of seedlings out at the Bryan Farmers Market in early to mid march. ~200 different chile varieties across 6 species (hopefully).
Chile Pequin, Chiltepin, Thai Birds Eye, Mayan Cobanero, Aji Ayuyo and other little small pods of torture on the menu.
You are correct, no chile plants at the market yet.
Our last frost date around here is ~3/1. With a 2 week buffer, St Patrick's day is usually very safe for putting plants outside worry free. You're probably fine now, but it's our average last frost date for a reason.
We will have lots of seedlings out at the Bryan Farmers Market in early to mid march. ~200 different chile varieties across 6 species (hopefully).
Chile Pequin, Chiltepin, Thai Birds Eye, Mayan Cobanero, Aji Ayuyo and other little small pods of torture on the menu.
odd.. they grow wild in my front yard and my farm in milican....
studioone said:
odd.. they grow wild in my front yard and my farm in milican....
Birds love them and spread the seeds. Last place I lived, they were everywhere
maddiedou
Where did you see this? Thanks.
Lowes
maddiedou
Not to interject some gardening nerdness but be aware that chili pequin and chiltepin are two different species and they often get mixed and matched when sold.