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From: homemadesimple
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  • lady you have smoking hot bell peppers, muy caliente!

  • looks like its not only the peppers that are hot in this video...

  • do u want my seed... jk great video

  • Giggity...

  • how do i fix the seeds that i've snapped in half?

  • nice advice, Carl from Calif.

  • nice peppers

  • absolutely beautiful

  • What was this Video about again?...lol

  • I like her peppers

  • Best thing to do is buy a large heated propergator and fill with a layer of soil and mix about a thousand seeds into it ( its easy to get that many because I was getting over a hundred in one pod ) then after they all germinate you will notice that a small percentage of them will grow much faster than the others. Pick those out and use them as your stock.

  • dont mean to be rude but id love to put my tongue in your envelope

  • are they supposto turn black mine turn black

  • I'm charmed ^^

  • i clicked for the thumbnail ;)

  • nice cleavage

  • @buenaventura43 - try to stay focused on the subject matter - pepper seeds.

  • bjusticeforever: where do you get sand for rooting pepper seeds?

  • Great video. Simple and precise.

  • just prepared dinner with bell peppers. ill save the seeds! peppers are getting expensive to buy so i hope mine grow!! :)

  • @GulfCoastJaguarundi May I make a suggestion? Make your own potting soil: 1 part compost and 1 part sand. The sand allows the roots to grow easily and drain; the compost provides the nutrients it needs. I'd only cover the seeds with about 1/8" of soil and keep the temp around 70 degrees.

  • @bjusticeforever

    You're better off using fibrous organic material (coconut fuzz, decayed wood bark, even peat if your pH stays mild enough) than sand plus compost. Depends on the compost but mixed with sand it can still compact too much unless you put so much sand in that your plant ends up with a weak root system because the soil moves around too easily (easy to get wind damage once outside). Of course this is not ALWAYS a problem, but as for draining the real solution is don't over-water.

  • Excellent vid and great info. I love peppers.

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