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  • #1

    Piccante peppers

    The little ones that are in the sweet vinegar.
    I have tried everything,growlight,heated prop,unheated prop,windowsill,gh
    Nothing,zip,zilch,nada,hee haw
    I surely cant have a full pack of duff seeds
    (obviously I am not trying to grow them in sweet vinegar)
    Any help appreciated,I was really excited about having these
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    Hi - I've moved your thread so more peeps will see it!
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    • #3
      Had a google & the critical thing seems to be having a soil temperature of at least 15 degrees nearer 20 would be better,germination takes about 17 days
      Last edited by bearded bloke; 22-03-2011, 09:44 AM. Reason: typo
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      • #4
        if they're the round ones, I've got a packet from seeds of italy, ciliege piccante, I can send you some if you want to try them in case you have got a duff packet. Bought a new packet at the weekend, just sown mine so don't know yet if they're going to come up.

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        • #5
          try peat plugs....soak them in hot water from the kettle and put them in prop inside a sandwich bag.
          Impossible is not a fact its an opinion...
          Impossible is not a decleration its a dare...
          Impossible is potential......


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          • #6
            Taff, those are the exact ones I have,will be interesting to see if yours come through.
            I will give them one more go and if they fail then Peppadew will continue getting my cash
            I would put it down to me being a duff gardener but all my other peppers and chillies are doing fine
            Danmon, thanks but me and those peat/coir pots just dont get along

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