don’t over water, limit nitrogen and don’t plant hot peppers beside sweet.
three mistakes you need to avoid when planting Peppers one after you plant them don’t over water them you need to consistently water them number two don’t give them a whole lot of nitrogen give them something like a three six six or two twelve twelve and number three don’t plant them close too close together with another variety because they will cross pollinate hey followers for more content
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1. How much is too much, and what's consistent iyo. 2. Its up for debate in the ever ending internet debates. 3. Unless your planning to sell the seeds, why is crosspollination an issue its not. Thanx for 3 usless tips
What to do when it’s non stop raining
so…I should have watched this video before planting them?
How often should I water them, I’ve been watering them everyday, is that too much
How about planting with the degradable PLA planting bags? Samples can provide.
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They only cross pollinate if your saving the seeds. Next gen will be a cross and the seeds on this current season. Not your current crop. If all you doin is eating them it don't matter what grows near what
I had a friend who purposely grew his hatch chile alongside jalapeño plants. His green chile was always super hot as a result
Hi, Is it good to plant two pepper in one holes? How ideal does it's distances? Thx
"Cross pollination contamination" makes a lot of sense. I've ordered food that came with grilled jalapeños, and sometimes it's mild, almost like bell peppers. And other times, they were so damn not, they had to have been contaminated with ghost peppers.
Can you plant bean pods close to these peppers?
Only matters if you save and replant the seeds from the cross pollinated plant's fruit.
Wtf is 366 or a 2 12 12
I think I've done all of those things 😂. I'm not sure about the fertilizer. It's old , I don't think it matters. I know I lost some tags and I know I've planted a couple of different ones close together , but they all look healthy. 😂
I mixed in a couple handfuls of worm castings and a tbsp of Dr. earth 4-6-3 per plant when I transplanted. They did well at first then started losing color til they were close to yellow They look better now. I still have a couple inside that are in bigger pots than the others got started in but need to be transplanted soon. I’m very new to gardening so any advice would be appreciated.
Fuc I did all three of them things 🙄
Im growin cayennes, habaneros, and trinidad scorpions right next to each other. Next year im gonna have some mutants.
I definitely believe i gave them too much nitrogen, is it too late to correct it? Because the plants are just getting bigger not producing enough flowers
I come back to this vid to hear him say "plantin' peppers" idk why 😂😂
Thank you!
Opps crossing with dragon breath thats gonna be some hot bell peperz lol
Thanks. What if it rains and you don’t have a green house?
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Thanks for the tip mate!!
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