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Hi all,
Long time away from the forum having realised that I ought to be working instead of vicariously enjoying everyone's gardening exploits. Anyway, I'm back with a question.
I have had a habanero plant living on my windowsill since last summer. Last year it provided me with an abundance of good sized chillies which were amazingly tasty and spicy. Perfect. It lived quite happily over the winter in the kitchen and started flowering again in March, but all the peppers have been tiny: about the size of large peas. They're still fairly firey but I'd really like them to be normal-sized once again. I've tried replacing the compost in the pot but this doesn't seem to have made much of a difference.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Long time away from the forum having realised that I ought to be working instead of vicariously enjoying everyone's gardening exploits. Anyway, I'm back with a question.
I have had a habanero plant living on my windowsill since last summer. Last year it provided me with an abundance of good sized chillies which were amazingly tasty and spicy. Perfect. It lived quite happily over the winter in the kitchen and started flowering again in March, but all the peppers have been tiny: about the size of large peas. They're still fairly firey but I'd really like them to be normal-sized once again. I've tried replacing the compost in the pot but this doesn't seem to have made much of a difference.
Does anyone have any ideas?
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