How to grow your own chillies - Separating the seedlings - 3/4

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[ozstriker1984]

dam you 240p

[WRfourfiddy]

@cobraopts7 Not at all... It totally depends on your climate. I can throw a bunch of seeds in my backyard vege garden and they'll grow into mature plants with no other activity required. Plant and forget... that's it.

[cobraopts7]

if you want to start seedlings a greenhouse is a must

[firebug0001]

whats happening to my peppers if the leaves are curling up on themselves? ill post a vid response so you can see what i mean.

[Hassanzaidi786]

@RareAspie YES MY FRIND YOU CAN BUT YOU SHOULT HAVE THE "RED" CHILLIS,

DRY THEM AND START SEEDING IN TO SOIL. 

[beltwang]

@Dumppi93 Verminculite

[molinobeer]

@Dumppi93

Can be 3 things:

-Granulated Fertilizer;

-Water keeping Clay;

-Or just desmineralized soil because of water being put on top;

[molinobeer]

@RareAspie

you don't need the seeds dried, just store the chili until it is a little dehydrated, then open it, and put the seeds in warm water during one night, sow them in germination soil inside seedling trays and in one week 90% of them have germinated.

[Antepwans]

@RareAspie yea but some might fail but ive done that tons of times ;D

[RareAspie]

If I buy chillies to eat can I take the seeds from them dry them then grown them at the best season?