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Jul 3, 2014 6:47 PM CST
Name: Tom
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Munster works well, as does mild brick, and I use low sodium Farmer cheese. My pablano's can get as long as 4 inches and are wider then anaheims, I've seen imported ones in the grocery that are even larger. I'd guess down there you should be able to grow them quite large. I use tomato cages on them to keep them upright, otherwise they wind blows them over and the stems sometimes break. I do the same with the anaheims. Here's some pictures from two years ago. Mine are only about a foot high right now. Well, they may be larger, I've had the flew for a few days and haven't been out there for a while. Not the best picture, but you get the idea.

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some pablano's from that year.
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