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I was told that it wasn't worth overwintering my cayennes as they grew so easily from seed. I left them inside anyway as I had the space, and now I am glad I did. I thought I had a bunch of new chilli plants coming up in homemade compost so I never bothered to sow more packet seed, but I now know they are bell peppers as they are already forming fruit in the greenhouse. Meanwhile I've had fresh chillies for a good month indoors.:-).
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I have 3 pepper plants (mini-mix? who knows, lost the label) plus 6 Prairie Fire chillies that have survived and are flowering beautifully, hopefully early fruits for us before the next batch (Basket of Fire and Demon Red)
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All three of my overwintered pepper plants are still here and all growing baby peppers! Though one plant is definitely a lot stronger than the other two. So far I am counting 14 flowers on this one plant, and the first two baby peppers are now approximately 1.5cm big:
I've never managed to successfully grow a pepper before so I'm chuffed!Comment
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I know I've not overwintered this but it is a marked plant for this years winter
Scarlet advise please!
In the following link you can follow my recent progress on the plot
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What is it Darcy?? Habanero?Comment
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Yeah orangeOriginally posted by Scarlet View Post
In the following link you can follow my recent progress on the plot
https://www.youtube.com/user/darcyvuqua?feature=watchComment
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Looks very healthy ..it's gonna blow your socks off!Comment
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That's what I'm hopingOriginally posted by Scarlet View Post
In the following link you can follow my recent progress on the plot
https://www.youtube.com/user/darcyvuqua?feature=watchComment
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getting a fair few guys . Would love to see more pictures from other people
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