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02 Jul 16, Nestor (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

contact me for more details on hot chiilli seeds supplier in South Africa. Thanks

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28 Jul 16, David (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

Hi Nestor, Can you assist me with contacts for Hot chilli seeds? Seeds for Africa do ship to Zimbabwe but are there others?

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17 Apr 16, Louisa (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I have a birds eye chilli bush that a friend gave me half grown that was in a pot. My husband transplanted it in backyard with commercial potting mix. My problem is the bush has plenty of flowers but no fruit. What can we do so as the bush will yeild chillies. I live in Townsville, Nq. Any help would be most appreciated.

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14 Oct 16, Adam (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I know the teply is late but try a bit of potash to up the potassium and avoid nitrogen heavy fertilizers during the flowering season.

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31 Mar 16, James L (Australia - temperate climate)

Its probably a little late to plant out in the garden BUT you can grow them in minature greenhouses year round that can be bought from bunnings or masters .

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31 Mar 16, James L (Australia - temperate climate)

Temperate :)

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31 Mar 16, James L (Australia - temperate climate)

Try feeding fortnightly with Yates Thrive flower and fruit soluble fertiliser. I have never had problems with lack of heat. Also make sure you keep your jalapenos away from any other member of the capsicum family ad they may cross breed and produce fruit that is not consistent with its original description.

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12 Apr 16, Cassie (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

'Cross breeding' can only affect plants of the next generation ie the offspring of your current jalapeños

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16 Mar 16, Natalie (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

I recently bought chilly seeds from seeds from seeds of Africa in Cape Town, i am so impressed, my carolina ghost reaper is finally bearing flowers...cannot wait :)

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15 Mar 16, Hishaam Salie (South Africa - Dry summer sub-tropical climate)

Good day I've recently gotten my green fingers and have created a beautiful garden with my wife ,its smells of herbs in the day and jasmine in the evening with a colorful variety of trees and plants,sadly to say we've been trying for a while now to germinate a chili tree from its pips of the fruit.My question which would be the correct method to follow and how do we maintain its up keep and which method of planting is the correct method in a pot at first or directly into the soil

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