HOW TO GROW LOADS OF CHILI PEPPERS and FIGS IN HOT POTS

SECRETS HOW TO GROW LOADS OF CHILI PEPPERS WITH NO TROUBLE.
BLACK PLASTIC POTS EXTENDS THE SEASON WARMING THE SOIL EARLIER IN THE SPRING AND KEEPING IT WARM LATTER IN THE FALL. THIS PRODUCES 4 TO 5 TIMES AS MANY PEPPERS AND FIGS THAN PLANTED IN THE GROUND. LIKE MINIATURE RAISED BEDS.

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• HOW TO GROW CHILI PEPPERS
• how to grow hot peppers
• hot peppers
• FIGS
• fig trees
• HOT POTS
• planters

[63viet]

Thank you for a great video. Where can I buy a dwarf fig tree like the one you have in your container?

[ledburnerss]

@63viet They are DIYs. 7 years of Bonzai pruning. What state are you in?

[BCrawford64]

Could somebody tell me what kind of peppers these are, I know he said "Beard of the rooster" but that got me no where.

[ledburnerss]

@BCrawford64 It's a stunning bright red, short, extra sweet and tasty heirloom cayenne from South America.

[Shom909]

Great vid but can you tell me what the flowers were in the start of the vid ty :-)

[ledburnerss]

@Shom909 Rudbeckia commonly called Black Eyed Susies.

Very easy to grow from a root cutting. I haven't been able to grow them from their seeds.

I have wild Bright Yellow golden finches that hold onto the dry trunk and eat the seeds in the fall which is as wonderfull as the flowers themselves. Please see more of my videos by clicking on my name and click on the thumbs up if you like them. Enjoy :-)

[7777dmith7777]

I love to pick a bunch and then rub my eyes with my hands !!

[Unidente02]

Hi.

Nice plants. Perhaps you need to include more on the 'how to' part of growing these plants, specifying seedling instructions, growing mix type, watering frequency, fertilizing and pruning instructions (if any), It's winter here in Illinois, and I am looking forward to growing hot peppers again for my kitchen and palate.

[seocom]

I would love more chili peps

[BCrawford64]

@ledburnerss Thanks man.

[Shom909]

@ledburnerss Thanks for the quick reply Im going to try and grow some this year. and Ive subed to ur chan good work.

[ledburnerss]

@Shom909 Rudbeckia commonly called Black Eyed Susies.

Very easy to grow from a root cutting. I haven't been able to grow them from their seeds.

I have wild Bright Yellow golden finches that hold onto the dry trunk and eat the seeds in the fall which is as wonderfull as the flowers themselves. Please see more of my videos by clicking on my name and click on the thumbs up if you like them. Enjoy :-)