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Started by MikeB, July 03, 2006, 18:32:18

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MikeB

1st Bell pepper this year, variety revolution.

MikeB


jennym

Woohoo! congratulations, that looks good! grown under glass?

flossie

amazing - so quick
when did you plant them?

tim


flossie

yes - that's what I meant to write

MikeB

Sown 18th March, potted on 26th April, these banana peppers were sown at the same time.  These peppers are in the same GH as the tomatoes and are treated the same.  I have another GH where I'm growing sweet potatoes, aubergines and melons which I'm keeping at a higher temperature (approx 35C). The peppers in this GH are sturdy and strong plants, but no flowers, hence no fruit. Outside peppers are doing well with small fruit.  Point is peppers do not seem to like it too hot.

sandersj89

Gob smacked!

Only got a few flowers so far!!!!!

Jerry
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flossie

Thanks - am a very long way behind.  Next year can you post a reminder for me about when to get started !

MikeB

Quote from: sandersj89 on July 03, 2006, 20:13:45
Gob smacked!

Only got a few flowers so far!!!!!

Jerry
Fairs fair, my toms arn't ripe yet.

Mike

sandersj89

Quote from: MikeB on July 03, 2006, 21:40:08
Quote from: sandersj89 on July 03, 2006, 20:13:45
Gob smacked!

Only got a few flowers so far!!!!!

Jerry
Fairs fair, my toms arn't ripe yet.

Mike

hehehe, but my pepers were sown before yours!

Well done you!

Jerry
(Just had a nice meal of my own toms...... ;D ;D ;D)
Caravan Holidays in Devon, come stay with us:

http://crablakefarm.co.uk/

I am now running a Blogg Site of my new Allotment:

http://sandersj89allotment.blogspot.com/

Jill

Blimey, Mike B, how d'ya do it! ;D Just got the start of a couple of chillies, one or two slight swellings indicating toms, and lots of beginnings of courgettes but no male flowers to pollinate to fruition!  Anyone else as far behind as me? ;D :-\

MikeB

Quote from: sandersj89 on July 03, 2006, 22:53:17

but my pepers were sown before yours!


I find the potting on time is critical, the longer you leave it, the longer it takes for the peppers to flower etc.

Mike

mc55

ooo, lovely.  Mine is about 2 inches big now, hopefully I'll be stuffing it towards the end of July !

lorna

Mike I don't know anything about growing peppers (I am still learning how to grow most things :) ) but from other members posts  you have come up trumps. Congratulations.
Lorna.

littlegem

mine are just coming into flower! except my sweet peppers, they have some way to go yet  :(

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