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You should've left it where it was, Scarlet and decorated that instead of a xmas tree!!!!Originally posted by Scarlet View PostNext year you won't get those out of the house Susie
I had one that filled my bay window and hit the ceiling. It had to be cut back to get it out through the door so that I could get my Christmas tree in 

Interesting chilli pepper baubles ....!
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Look like they're doing just fine, Jay.Originally posted by Jay22 View PostThese are my biggest cayenne and prairie fire!
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Commonly available I believe..If I have some spare I can send you some BUT...see below if you in Chilli Seed CircleOriginally posted by Ms-T View PostReally liking them Purple Jalapeno they look fantastic ,I need these in my life...where did you get the seeds from please.

No need for crossed fingers Scarlet, stick me down for these as my saved one pleaseOriginally posted by Scarlet View PostWith fingers crossed Trip will be saving some of these for our chilli seed circle
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My wife bought me this at a local garden centre today, Dwarf Pepper, hope tis pic works.
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Hi all new to forum first year growing some veg etc in the garden and loving it so far.
I picked up some chillie plants from one of the big sheds a few weeks ago,put them in bigger pots(about 12-15cm) and put them In the plastic greenhouses (bought for me by my lovely wife)
Couple of questions if I may as I find out of the things I am growing it's my chillies I am most obsessed with
Should I be thinking of putting them in bigger pots and if so what size also do you think they are doing OK and am I likely to get any chillies from them
Jalapeno.jpg (106.5 KB)
Habanero.jpg (107.1 KB)
Thai dragon.jpg (107.0 KB)
Scotch bonnet.jpg (107.9 KB)
And is it worth me saving seeds from them if I am sucsessful or are they likely to be f1 variety
Cheers in advance
worm 74
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Chili and Rabbits
Chili progress, some nice weather has done wonders Chili and rabbits - Album on Imgur
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Thai dragon maybe F1 but all others will be ok if they don't get cross pollinated.Originally posted by worm74 View PostHi all new to forum first year growing some veg etc in the garden and loving it so far.
I picked up some chillie plants from one of the big sheds a few weeks ago,put them in bigger pots(about 12-15cm) and put them In the plastic greenhouses (bought for me by my lovely wife)
Couple of questions if I may as I find out of the things I am growing it's my chillies I am most obsessed with
Should I be thinking of putting them in bigger pots and if so what size also do you think they are doing OK and am I likely to get any chillies from them
Jalapeno.jpg (106.5 KB)
Habanero.jpg (107.1 KB)
Thai dragon.jpg (107.0 KB)
Scotch bonnet.jpg (107.9 KB)
And is it worth me saving seeds from them if I am sucsessful or are they likely to be f1 variety
Cheers in advance
worm 74
Edit: Pot them up when the roots fill the pots.Last edited by Hubbard; 05-06-2016, 08:41 AM.
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Originally posted by worm74 View PostAnd is it worth me saving seeds from them if I am sucsessful or are they likely to be f1 variety
worm 74As Hubbard has said re saving seeds...if you want to save from the Jalepeno, hab and scotch bonnet see post #762 of this thread on how to avoid cross pollinating. Though the scotch bonnet and hab are very slow growing you may Only have a few chillies this year and will have to overwinter them....next year you'll be in for a treat. Both the hab and scotch bonnet are great plants to overwinter.Originally posted by Hubbard View PostThai dragon maybe F1 but all others will be ok if they don't get cross pollinated
Hubbard, love the bunny
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Any ideas what these are on the underside of my guindilla plant?
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