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I used to start my seeds in grow pucks. Then i discovered that starting them in a small paper bathroom cup works great. Then I up pot them into red solo cups and then they go out into my raised beds. So far so good. Everything is growing nicely.

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I like to use the 36 cell 4" deep trays for starting peppers. You can get more seedlings in a smaller area and they get a nice deep root ball for when transplanting. I then transfer to 4"x4"X5" square nursery pots and from there either a, 1/2 gallon, 1 gallon or 3 gallon depending on how fast that particular seedling is growing.. We are growing 50+ varieties of peppers and the round pots waste too much space when you have a couple hundred seedlings started. Also don't waste your money on fancy potting soil. The peepers that are doing the best were planted in DG with around 25-30% peat moss mixed in to lower the PH. We then put compost on top of the soil and water it in. No discolored wrinkled leaves from over saturated muckey wood chips causing root rot. The pots weigh a ton but is by far the best growing media I have used so far.

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I was recently making hummus with a Scorpion Viper cross and wiped my eyes. I don't drink milk so I was looking for an alternative with one eye on fire. Nada, so went back to the fridge and voila, staring back at me was some Greek yoghurt. This isn't my first rodeo with pepper burns and have to say yoghurt is the best. It is like a salve and when the burn creeps back you just give the yoghurt a little rub and it goes away.

Loved this video thanks

Still debating whether to pluck the flowers on my habanero

I see your Spicy box from Hot Ones! Love them! I have a small pantry full!! I hope Sean appreciates both of you. ❤

Great tips! I always pick off the flowers and little fruits when I first plant out so they can get established. I feel like it really helps get them strong!

Hi guys on cross breeding pepper/chillies can you cross a pepper with a chillie or a tomato? Or are they to differeny genecticaly?

I use Dr. Earths, Alaskan Fish, Worm castings, my own homemade compost, and my own homemade aloe vera water fertilizer.

Our foxfarm is over 39$

Thought you had a broken arm for a sec 😅

Another great video and perfect timing 👍🏻

I'm from a family of chili farmers from the South of India 😊 I'm now farmless in Seattle, learning your ways to grow "peppers" 😉 Both places have their own unique set of challenges, both are fun in their own different way ❤ thank you for sharing all your priceless knowledge and presenting it so well 🙏

I planted two different pepper seeds and I didn't mark them. Now I have no clue which one is which XD And I need to choose the pot to replant.

I have 6 over-wintered superhots in the ground. Have been since April 20th. They are growing very thick but not stretching out like id like to see. Any suggestions on how to get them to stretch a bit for easier harvest and checking for pests?

I just transplanted my pepper plants to larger containers that has Fox Farms potting soil. So how often would I fertilize them? Since the new soil has fertilizer want to know timings after a transplant.

Great idea! A food processor does not really get rid of the seeds!

I'm pretty excited for the pasilla bajio chili, chocolate bhutlah CS, Scotch brains, sugar Rush peach, aji panca... These have been my favorite. Best tasting peppers

What was the N-P-K ratio? Were they complex or just NPK?

I have the Miracle Grow Plant Food in liquid form. From the chart it shows the best production other than weight so i'm sitting good. I'm new to all of this and I always see people using crazy fertilizers and wild names and it gets overwhelming. I found a couple bottles of miracle grow at my moms and went with those. Glad I found this video to see what I'm working with. I've been finding your videos helpful the last 24 hours. Thanks!

As others have said the pro mix stuff usually doesn't have fertilizer, but the one used in this video does. I use the organic garden mix one for seed starting and for earthbox because it's sterile (no compost or soil), and it's reasonably priced compared to the fox farm products for example (for me the ocean forest or happy frog are $30-40 for 1.5 cubic feet, whereas the pro mix is $20 for 2 cubic feet from tractor supply). It's a nice mix, but like most of the pro mix mixes I've seen, it's majority sphagnum peat, so you have to judge for yourself whether or not you're okay with that from an ethics perspective, and I suppose the value proposition might be slightly less since you'll have to add your own fertilizer

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Yikes! I dropped chilli oil all over my fridge and in a panic I cleaned everything without using gloves. My hands are still on fire despite using dish soap, milk, aloe vera, ice water, oil etc 😭😂😭😂

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Ya I cute peppers and I had no idea that I needed to wear gloves.

2:00 should you pick off the leaves with sunscald?

Peppers like it warm and full sun. But not Florida warm snd full sun.

isnt it too sour?

All of this is subject to change in Fla zones 9++.

Thank you for the informative video, I really needed it. But this year, the April heat abruptly gave way to very cold weather. The pepper plants are under a lot of stress, since I planted them in open ground at the end of April. I decided that early summer had arrived, but it turned out to be a hoax)))) , N 44,1053 E 39,0802

My bell pepper plant is sucking in water like a vampire. It's always so thirsty. I bottom-water my plants and always leave a low pool of water which I will throw away at the end of the day, and the bell pepper is the one that skips this step.

100% agree with the Jimmy Nardello and various Cherry Peppers. We grow them every year.

Looks like so much fun. Have most hot peppers been crossed? Is there much left to experiment with?

I am growing several non/very low spicy peppers this year. King of the North (a bell type), Matan, Paprik, Pepperonchini (these last 2 are about 500 on the Scoville scale), Bulls Horn, Witchstick (a very cool 8 to 10 inch pepper that curls) and finally a Aji De Sazonar that is very mild. My problem with growing peppers, though, is that my hottest months on the year (June, July and August) have average nighttime lows of 55F. Been working on ways to protect my babies (pots by the house, a small greenhouse and low tunnels). Hopefully this will be my year. The only saving grace is a 200+ long growing season.

I’m in the panhandle of Florida. Thank you!

I’ve been trying to get rid of tree hoppers but so far been losing this battle

interesting how different this all is in different zones, here its been 90+ degrees F every say since may even started

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The miracle gro performance has something in it that makes plants go crazy with veg

Thank you

Add a handful of pelletized gypsum when planting to stop blossom end rot

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I like Buena Mulata. Productive and tasty. Not the most spectacular but it's good, colorful in a stir fry, and not available in any store. Not the hottest but that's ok.

Some of my pepper plants are like 2 inches high but grows very big leafs. Anyone know why?

I think I overwatered my pepper seedlings:(. Will they recover if I let them dry out ? Also can you water them the way you do orchids…put an ice cube at the base and let it melt slowly? Noobie questions

This was helpful. Thanks

So when reintroducing the plant after winter has past should the soil be wash out again before potting it again? Or do you just transfer it to a larger pot?