Growing Chilli peppers, also Hot peppers

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04 May 14 Avajatar (Australia - temperate climate)
Can you start growing in May, and let it grow from then on?
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11 May 14 Travis Edwards (Australia - temperate climate)
no not in the southern states anyway if they get frosted they will die. best to start your seeds indoors in august and wean them outside after the last frosts.
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