Birdseye chilli plant

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Anonymous says... Probably is birds - apparently they are immune to the substance which makes them hot (capsicain) which only affects mammals.	About the Author 11th December 2008 9:08pm #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
Relly starts with ... Hi all, was hoping someone could help me out with my birdseye chilli plant, something eats my just ripe chillies off the plant, has anyone had that problem before. Not sure if it's birds or insects?	About the Author Relly Townsville 11th December 2008 8:46pm #UserID: 1392 Posts: 14 View All Relly's Edible Fruit Trees
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kim says... It is birds. I have seen them eating my hottest chillies without any problem. My neighbour has even found remains of chillies in his garden(80 metres away) and it must be birds taking them there.	About the Author kim2 brisbane 11th December 2008 9:33pm #UserID: 128 Posts: 27 View All kim2's Edible Fruit Trees
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Relly says... Thanks for the info, i'll net the plant and see if we have better luck.	About the Author Relly Townsville 12th December 2008 10:39am #UserID: 1392 Posts: 14 View All Relly's Edible Fruit Trees
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