I got bored in January and was really excited to grow peppers so I started a bunch of plants. I knew I was really early to start them, but I figured I would just use them as a learning experience to figure out watering and how the plants grow so I wouldn't freak out when things happened that I hadnt seen in my extensive YouTube research.
Flash forward to last week and im hardening off 16 pepper plants, and they're starting to fruit. Im beyond excited now, and hopefully I can keep them healthy during this weird period in PA when we have a week of 80+ weather followed by a week in the 50s and lows in the 30s…
by Bat-Eastern
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Jimmy would be proud! Well done! I’ll bet you will have lots fine peppers to pick when the season gets in full swing.
I usually start some peppers before it is safe and recommended. Then I start a second batch at the “proper” time, several weeks later. If the spring weather turns out to be mild and balmy, I have bumper crop. If not, I rely on the “proper-season” ones and still get a decent harvest. NE Texas.