My Pepper Plants Part 1

All Plants are from seed except the peter red mother plant. Be sure to see parts 2 and 3. Year 2008 and 2009

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[peterjoy93]

i used a 5 gallon bucket also; do you think they are large enough?

[bmwsux4]

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Yes; Most peppers do do fine in a 5gal container.

[bmwsux4]

I know it may sound like a long time but 3-4 months and dried seeds can be planted. That way you can correlate it to the season start.

[BrandNewSinTV]

If I get my seeds straight from a Pepper, do I have to let the seeds dry out first before I can plant them?

[bmwsux4]

I would say YES!

I have tried it non-dried before and it did not work. Drying the seeds out first will ensure proper germination. Since the season is almost over for starting from seed - to - plant, you may want to try the local nursery, > hirts dott kom, or > chile plants dott kom.

But yes my peter red(s) are doing excellent, and I have even done it with melons bought from stater bros [dried and planted].

Good Luck!

[rozano46]

Good luck. I also try to

[NARCOPOLO76]

5 gal for one pepper should be more than enough!!!!

[Yewtoobnube]

Great video...i have a question. This is my first year growing and I have several types of peppers. One of my orange bell pepper plants is EXTREMELY healthy - there are over 40 peppers growing on it right now. How do I preserve the seeds from a pepper so that I can grow from seed next year.

[CrazyBlue420]

Nice plants.. im growing caynne peppers in pete moss and organic soil.. and they are doing great :)

[bmwsux4]

freakjoshy: mostly from [[ chile plants dott com ]] and neil smith/ the hippyseedcompany of down under; however he warns not to really expect it to germiniate since I purchased the dried pods.