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hi all,my chillis are doing well in the greenhouse at the mo and i was wondering how all of yours are doing? anyone fancy posting some pics of theres ,cheers
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Mine are mini! But I'll post some tomorrow -
Mine are tiny. Barkley 4 inches or so. Same with peppers, and aubergines
Will post picks tomorrowDogs have masters, cats have slaves, and horses are just wonderfulComment
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great thanks i`ll see if i can get some pics up too,cheersThe Dude abides.Comment
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A couple of mine
The largest in lidls flower buckets are scotch bonnets, about a foot tall, the rest are a nixture of ring of fire , ceyane and hungarian hot wax, also growing a few others but not easy to take phots with my chromebook.
Most seem to be doing ok but have had a nasty bout of greenfly thats playing havoc.Comment
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here you go:Comment
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Theire looking lovely Chilli Grower.
Are they overwintered or is your gh heated?, either way their well ahead of mine.Last edited by jackarmy; 10-06-2015, 08:56 AM.Comment
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Mine have gone all leggy...I'm not having much luck this year with anything!
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THanks Jackarmy.
The one at the back right (fairy light variety) is overwintered, this is actually its 4th year.
All others sown this year. (February)
Greenhouse is not heated.
Although I was using a paraffin heater in there during the night times until recently....Comment
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My Padrons are about a foot tall and they look a bit top heavy, they keep bending over. I think I need to support and maybe pinch out the tops when i re-pot.He-Pep!Comment
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wow, 4th year, didnt think that was possible, are they taken indoors ?
Only recently finished building my gh so hopefully will be able to get a better start next season, still, hopefully theuyll catch up a bit.
Just checked and most of mine were planted on 17th feb , just goes to show the value of a parafin heater overnight i guess, will invest in one for sure.Comment
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This is a pic of my sweet peppers if that counts.
Im actually going to try and put them outside if it ever warms up!
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jack - Yes the fairy plant was the only plant I overwintered last year. And I will do so again with it this year...
And I brought it indoors I think around End of September, and then it went into the greenhouse mid April (with heater on in evening).
My greenhouse gets full sun from dawn-dusk, so I am very lucky there....
One other thing is that all of this years seedlings were under a grow light 16 hours a day from germination until around mid March....Comment
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Well their looking great for it Chilli, just noticed your also in south wales
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The monster ...
It's a something banana variety - I can't remember off the top of my head.Comment
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