transplanting peppers outside

11 Comments

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   BodyOwner 6 months ago

   You must be self-employed. I couldn’t imagine showing up to work with a fish net tan. Good luck with your peppers though.

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   P2P-BSH 6 months ago

   I can see Monty Don in this outfit.

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   unorthodoxtoaster 6 months ago

   Can’t wait until I’m on that level of production.I just have 6 pepper plants total this season. Looks amazing though I hope you have a fantastic season!

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   Schrko87 6 months ago

   I saw the Utz cheese balls for a second there😋 the best.

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   rallyts 6 months ago

   This is funny

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   10gaugetantrum 6 months ago

   All that room, is there a reason you don’t plant directly in the soil? Those potted peppers do look nice tho. Mine are still in planters from the green house.

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   NJDevil219 6 months ago

   I commend you for getting that all done in one outfit 😂😂

   My transplanting of about 25-30 plants has taken place over the course of the last 30 days, lol. Absolutely no way I could imagine getting them all done at one time.

   They look very healthy! Hope you have a bountiful season! I’ve learned that even though you obviously get the best yields and growth in the 5 gallon minimum that everyone recommends, 2.5-3 gallons will provide a beautiful plant with excellent yields, provided they’re given what they need.

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   Binary-Trees 6 months ago

   Sunshine #4 is the goat. Once I got my hands on that nothing else compares. It’s just too easy and completely inert.

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   Kregington 6 months ago

   Why in pots with that many plants?

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    omnomvege 6 months ago

    Love your posts on here lol. Kudos to you for getting that all done in one day, from the looks of it! I cackled at the cheese balls break lol.

    I grew a variety of peppers in those same 3 gallon nursery pots over the past few years. Everything from cayenne, poblano, jalapeno, and bell peppers. They all produce fine imo. With larger containers, like you said, the plants are a ton of fun to watch as they grow into monsters sometimes. Can’t wait to see any updates you post, and good luck on your season! 🙂

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    turkey-sandwich-101 6 months ago

    I grow in pail buckets in a rental too, nice work and good luck