Pepper plants for sale?

Tropicalgrower · April 24, 2019

Can anyone suggest a good retailer for pepper plants?The local nursery availability is woeful.They are getting a little better in offering a better selection,but it is still very limited.

Is it against the tou to offer to buy excess plants @ T-ville?Otherwise a recommendation for a reliable online retailer would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

Shrinkrap · April 25, 2019

https://www.chileplants.com://

Tropicalgrower · April 25, 2019

Wowzer.Those folks have a lot of pepper choices!

I'm a'lookin at that site till my eyes won't hardly focus anymore.

Thank you for that link Shrinkwrap.

Shrinkrap · April 25, 2019

I know; right?

I have ordered from them more than once, when I didn't get my s*** (stuff) together in time. Often during sales, always satisfied.
I grew their piquillos, and have had overwintered plant or seed, ever since.

Tropicalgrower · April 26, 2019

I wonder if peppers can be easily cloned?I could run a few cuts in my cloner,but I wonder if the cloned plant would have time to produce mature fruit?Course,we are talking about buying a plant,and then raising it to the point it could yield clones,and then if those clones would have time to produce fruit?

April 24, 2019	#1
Tropicalgrower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Zone 7 Southern Oregon Posts: 187	Pepper plants for sale? Can anyone suggest a good retailer for pepper plants?The local nursery availability is woeful.They are getting a little better in offering a better selection,but it is still very limited. Is it against the tou to offer to buy excess plants @ T-ville?Otherwise a recommendation for a reliable online retailer would be much appreciated. Thanks. __________________ I soiled my plants.

April 25, 2019	#3
Tropicalgrower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Zone 7 Southern Oregon Posts: 187	Wowzer.Those folks have a lot of pepper choices! I'm a'lookin at that site till my eyes won't hardly focus anymore. Thank you for that link Shrinkwrap. __________________ I soiled my plants.

April 25, 2019	#4
Shrinkrap Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: N. California Posts: 701	I know; right? I have ordered from them more than once, when I didn't get my s*** (stuff) together in time. Often during sales, always satisfied. I grew their piquillos, and have had overwintered plant or seed, ever since. Last edited by Shrinkrap; April 26, 2019 at 12:15 AM.

April 26, 2019	#5
Tropicalgrower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Zone 7 Southern Oregon Posts: 187	I wonder if peppers can be easily cloned?I could run a few cuts in my cloner,but I wonder if the cloned plant would have time to produce mature fruit?Course,we are talking about buying a plant,and then raising it to the point it could yield clones,and then if those clones would have time to produce fruit? __________________ I soiled my plants.