Perennial Capsicum

Imola

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Good afternoon Mark,

I am re-inquiring about your perennial capsicum seeds and whether it would be possible for you to send me some? If you would like I can send you some red okra seeds in return or some perennial pea seeds that grows like a bush ?

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Imola
 

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Good afternoon Mark,

I am re-inquiring about your perennial capsicum seeds and whether it would be possible for you to send me some? If you would like I can send you some red okra seeds in return or some perennial pea seeds that grows like a bush ?

Thankyou,
Imola
Hi Imola, what do you live in? If Australia, which State because some States like WA or Tasmania don't allow seed sending.
 

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When you say perennial capsicum aren't all capsicums perennial? I thought it was just the winter cold that kills them off and if you live in a winter warmer area they can keep going over winter and fruit again the next summer
 

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When I am lucky enough to have a successful capsicum, I give it a big feed fairly regularly to keep it flowering right through the year.
I have been lucky enough to have one bush last 2yrs.
 

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Hi Imola, what do you live in? If Australia, which State because some States like WA or Tasmania don't allow seed sending.

Hi Mark,
Sorry about the late reply been a bit busy. I live in Brisbane in the scenic rim area.
Thanks, Imola
 

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When you say perennial capsicum aren't all capsicums perennial? I thought it was just the winter cold that kills them off and if you live in a winter warmer area they can keep going over winter and fruit again the next summer

Hi, As far as I know most Capsicums only live for about two years if you're lucky. They are classed as bi-annual plants but then again it really depend on the weather. (They live less than chilli plants). :)
 

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Sorry about the late reply been a bit busy. I live in Brisbane in the scenic rim area.
Thanks, Imola
Ok no worries that's easy then Imola. We can chat more and get address etc in the Private Conversation area - I'll start it.
 

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When you say perennial capsicum aren't all capsicums perennial? I thought it was just the winter cold that kills them off and if you live in a winter warmer area they can keep going over winter and fruit again the next summer
Annum is annual, but most others are short lived perennials.
 
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