Mexican Pepperleaf (forum)

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I'm looking for Mexican Pepperleaf aka Piper Auritum. Does anyone know where I can get it from?

Time: 14th December 2009 2:58pm

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recher says...
i've got it. thrives but doesnt like prolonged dryness.

$85 and i'll express post a bag full of 2-3 rooted plants w/wo cuttings



Time: 15th December 2009 12:07pm

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Trav says...
Thanks, do you know how it would go in Melbourne? I'm a bit broke at the moment being Christmas, will give it some thought.

Time: 15th December 2009 8:03pm

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recher says...
not sure. shows no cold damagehere. likes moisture. can take some drying out but prolonged and it gives up.

i can't do it any cheaper as I kowI wouldn't get off my butt for anyless . ofcourse if you hadsomething i REALLY wanted.....

Time: 20th December 2009 7:08am

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dave says...
Hey I would like some of these Piper email me
burt0080@flinders.edu.au
I'll take you up on the offer

Time: 24th April 2011 3:35pm

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speedy says...
I've got a Mexican recipe for garlic
soup using Hoja santa (Piper auritum)
Very yummy.


Time: 25th April 2011 12:58am

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amanda says...
Sounds like a 'windy' brew Speedy? ;-)

Time: 25th April 2011 9:41pm

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speedy says...
Nah, when it's cooked like that it's not so bad.
it is mellow and sweet,
but stocky (Chicken stock ) and with the aniseedy flavour of the Hoja Santa.
very yummy.
I'll have to find the recipe.
A friend brought the recipe (and lots of seeds) back from her trip to Oaxaca and Veracruz many years ago.

Time: 28th April 2011 2:01pm

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amanda says...
mmnn..garlic roasted in it's skin - to the point of caramelisation... :)

Time: 30th April 2011 10:14pm

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dave says...
looking to buy piper auritium seeds, plant, cuttings will pay $$ see email
address above

Time: 7th May 2011 4:45pm

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