TASMANIAN MOUNTAIN PEPPER MALE tree ring of soil starts to dry

of soil starts to dry out (do not overwater)

drying and cooking

For climates where it is not so extreme

Keep fertiliser at least 20cm away from the base of plant and avoid contact with foliage or flowers

TASMANIAN MOUNTAIN PEPPER MALE tree ring of soil starts to dryTasmannia lanceolata 140mm pot A Tasmanian native plant forming a shrub or small tree that grows 1 3m. It can be found growing anywhere from sea level up to alpine regions and as such, it tolerates frosts and requires moist soil, however will also grow in full or partial sun. Both male and female plants are needed to produce the much sought after Pepper berries which are pea sized, glossy deep purple black in colour and grow in clusters at the base of