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Slow peppers

Started by caroline7758, April 26, 2007, 17:18:47

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sallyann

My peppers are tiny weeny too and growing very slowly. I have never grown them before and don't have a greenhouse but am hoping with the hot summers we seem to be having that they will produce at least some peppers.

They are inside near a windowsil currently. Maybe  i should try and rig up some sort of plastic box/cover type thing to put them under outside during the day??

Any advice appreciated!!

sallyann


Robert_Brenchley

I'll definitely be putting some outside, but I'll probably have half a dozen in the mini-greenhouses as well. We use chillies like mad, and a lot of the ladies at church do as well. I don't think the ones I'm growing now are particularly potent (Joe's Long is definitely mild from what I've read), but if it goes well this time, I might try some more powerful ones next year, under cover.

mc55

the ones that survived the mouse have been pretty slow to get going, but this week they have put on a bt more growth and I now have 5/6 leaves, although they are still very small.

But they are huge compared to my aubergines which seem to have gone into hibernation.

mr plasma

peppers are a slow plant,we are so used to having instant everything these days that we forget that some plants take time to grow! patience is the key word.

Barnowl

I had some this year that germinated after 4 weeks - luckily others in the next door cells had come up earlier so I hadn't thrown them all away.

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