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Originally Posted by Tog Tan
Does it mean they can't take too much water from what you said above? Heck, it rains non stop here even though this is the driest part of the year.
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It's not that they can't take too much water. It's that my garden plot flooded out. (This was the case in most of the highland areas where it's grown as well. For some reason it doesn't respond well to being planted in terraces - so it can't be grown easily on steep hillsides - it ends up cultured in with corn and beans and tomatoes instead, and those plots all failed during the flooding.)
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Originally Posted by Sandy
I'd like to have seeds of the ones with the two inch spikes. It's so hard to get good seeds here of the thorny ones. I saved seeds of mine and I'm growing them out and going to try to increase the thorns since most people prefer the thorny ones for ornamental purposes.
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I can save some seeds from the thorny ones here, if you like. I'll trade you for roma tomatoes! PM me your mailing address, and I'll send them along once I've got them.