Asking a question that I’m sure you ask yourself daily…Why is your.content not more popular? Production values are 2nd to none. I’m even feeling the soundtrack! Keep it up (from an ex ATLien).
Every time I watch one of your videos I am glad that you are one of the very first people to get my crosses. Not many can do them the justice that you do. I am forever indebted to you for your kindness and generosity is above reproach.
I have watched this video at least 25 times since dropped. I also caught all the edits and update changes. The production, timing, advice, and music is just captivating Rich! Never grows old! Thank you!
Wow…..so much Wow. Incredible wealth of information from a obviously experienced practitioner in photography, editing and pepper growing. Fantastic orator as well! Thank you Sensei for sharing your incredible contribution to this platform! Uplifting indeed!👍😊👩🏻🌾
This was satisfying to watch (thanks, great production crew, am I right?) I learned something I didn't know: your first replant isn't the only one before you find a "permanent" spot. That should be intuitive, but it wasn't to me, so thank you for going all the way from start to finish.
Great work! you have a new sub Sir! I expect to binge watch your content quite a bit in the next week or so during my time off. This past year I grew peppers for the firs time and I am beyond hooked on making my own organic hot sauce. The past few months I have bought a lot of seeds and have been experimenting with grow lights indoors to ensure I maximize my growing opportunity here in the Pacific Northwest.
Amazing and well composed video. The time lapses are stunning. I don't know how your channel evaded my gaze for so long. One thing that caught my attention was how awake the local flora was when you were hardening off. Interesting to see how the start of the growing season looks in other zones (I am in Minnesota).
Great storytelling. Thanks for reminding me of all the work I've still got left to do on all my plants before they are in their final homes this year :-) The question is, did the lone Tovarii seed make it?
I have always wanted to try growing peppers and tomatoes from seed because of the chance to grow unusual, heirloom, or just uncommon varieties. After watching this video, I will try.
WOW, you are SERIOUS with it 👍🏾!! I absolutely LOVE seeing the time laspe of them growing - SO BEAUTIFUL - and the fact that you do EVERYTHING yourself (the irrigation, the fence, etc.)!! GREAT job, thank you for sharing! Do you sell seedlings/seeds?
@@missbttrsctch Thanks! Yep! It’s just me here! I also travel the world in search of the best peppers and document those adventures as well! The seeds for the varieties I find are available to members of pepperguru.com in annual subscription packages! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful work! Surprised that you don’t use the wet kitchen towel in a ziploc bag method for capsicums. I find it to be the most reliable and convenient. Also surprised about you repotting immediately to such big pots right after germination. Never tried that but seen your results I will have to give it a try
@@OrtoInScatola I use that method too! I have another video titled “Seed Scarification with Tannin Tea” where we use tea to soften old seed hulls for germination. Check it out!!!
I saw on another channel you said balanced npk is what you like? Any other sneaky tips?? this is so helpful thanks. AMAZING channel I cant wait to watch em all. I went nuts for peppers in peru a long time ago and just got my first aji amarillo last year to harvest. Charapita, rocoto, grenada and some more this year.
KUDOS o the: Film crew Photography sub crew Editing sound/audio/music crew This was enjoyable on all these fronts, going beyond the subject matter. I'll talk about the subject shortly
Thank you so much for this can't wait to use some of these techniques this coming season! are you using 10 gallon grow bags? Also what do you call that type of drip hose that you have in the grow bags? I've been trying to find an irrigation system that works well with grow bags and yours seems exactly what I was picturing my mind. Where did you get your system from?
The bags I planted into at the end are #15 gallon smarties. The drip rings I fabricated myself out of a combination of solid 1/4 inch and drip 1/4 inch with T’s. I should do a video on those!
Thank you so much for the info! I feel like rings like that are far better than the micro sprayers. Definitely looking forward to seeing a video on your system if you are able to make it! @@PepperGuru
Hope you're not getting tired of my questions but I have a couple more. What is that tool called at 12:28 that taped the plant to the bamboo stake? Do you still use it? Your soil looks like pure worm castings. Is that true?
is that 100% compost in your fabric pots? I've noted that a few growers in the U.K. are using mostly compost and getting huge plants. I've been told not to use more than 10% for best drainage. I'd rather have bigger plants! Your videos are a pleasure to watch and a perfect manual, great job!
@@PepperGuru that is a very important distinction. Not all compost is completely broken down into humus. Ahem...like mine! Still learning how to get that in my context. Thanks for clarification.
@@PepperGuru how does one determine if it's "proper" or not? I am trying mushroom compost from a local nursery this year and it looks much like what you're using here.
@@danblakeman4181 Humus is dark, organic material that forms soil when plant and animal matter decays. When plants drop leaves, twigs, and other material to the ground, it piles up. This material is called leaf litter or humus or soil. Try to mimic nature and create a proper compost.
Hi! Which brand of bacillus do you use? After you re-pot to 3.5 pots, do you put them under the grow lights and for how long? Until I have compost, which store brand do you recommend? TIA
@@ginaabed6019 Brand doesn’t matter so long as it has good moisture to air retaining properties, allows the roots to shoot through it quickly, and you keep it properly fertilized. You should be indoor no longer than the 30 days I demonstrated here. That Timelapse was actually only 15 days. Each time you see the plants jump, that’s one day.
It's the beginning Jan and I'm on jeju island...zone 9b, but begins to warms up rather late spring early summer and we have a lot of intermittent wind...is it too early? Last year I started a bunch of peppers around Feb and by May, I was still hesitant to transplant them outside and the lows would sometimes drop below 10c and letting them deal with the wind....however, I'm itching to start some new pepper strains I've collected this past fall and winter from traveling!
I recommend starting seeds no sooner than 6-8 weeks before your intended plant out date. That will be different for everyone. But as long as you cover these fundamentals listed in this video, you should be seeing your plants perform as they did for me in this video. By that 30-45 day mark, they are already flowering and plant out ready. Why? Because we made sure we provided them with optimal indoor conditions. You got this! Let me know how it goes!
@PepperGuru thanks for the reply! I've got about 10 varieties going right now from last year that are still in the ground. I built a simple structure over them with bamboo and wrapped a giant piece of plastic so that it acts like a greenhouse. I'm hoping that'll keep em warm enough and protected from the wind till spring arrives. In the meantime, I'm starting these new varieties and am super excited...!
@@Sofi_CraftsandMore35 Never. Everything you prune could’ve been peppers. That’s a hard one for people to overcome because they’ve been told repeatedly to “remove this because the plant can’t sustain it” when they should be of the mind that “let me provide the plant with more of what it needs so it can sustain this”
Blissful! Please tell what kind of rooter cubes you are using there? Am I correct in thinking the rooter cubes make life as easy as possible for the wild ones and that’s why the wild ones get started in those versus the 3 part mix that the domesticated peppers get started in? Regarding the 3 part mix…is equal parts of each by volume? Many thanks in advance!!
Precisely. Rooter plugs provide the perfect oxygen to moisture exchange, where as mediums can often dry out or hold too much moisture. As for the starter mix I blend here in this video, I shoot for around 50-70 percent organic matter and then 20-30 percent aerators. I just eye ball it most of the time.
Been watching this video a bunch lately , getting close to crunch time ❤️ Awesome video man , when you transplant your seedlings to the 3.5 inch cells are you using the mycorrhizae at all ?
Awesome thank you! The compost I pot up into already has a healthy fungal and bacterial population, so I prefer to stick with those species rather than bagged inoculant. When I plant out into final containers, it’s the same situation and then I start hitting with IMO. So in essence, I opt for the indigenous fungal and bacterial life already present in my compost and then my inputs.
The captions should be burned into the video at those time stamps. I list them out along with possible alternatives you could use instead. Give it another spin and see if you catch them all!
Unbelievable. This will be my go to for next Winter. Amazing video, Rich!
Thanks dude! Next episode late fall!
Still unreal.
It`s criminal that this video only has 4k views! , Absolutely amazing video!
Thank you so much! Feel free to share it out there to the world!
I agree! The editing and footage quality is next level. Eventually the cream will rise to the top, it is only a matter of time.
Making it a guru day on TH-cam, rewatching and catching other videos I’ve missed. Always good to rewatch things a few times to catch little details.
Working on more content for you all now buddy.
Stopped by again just to watch this video. Beautiful work, amazing photography!
Thanks a ton! Episode 2 will be forthcoming around late fall once everything is filmed.
Asking a question that I’m sure you ask yourself daily…Why is your.content not more popular? Production values are 2nd to none. I’m even feeling the soundtrack! Keep it up (from an ex ATLien).
We hope to change that someday! Thanks for your viewership and the kind words! That truly means a lot to us.
For me this is one of your best videos, if not the Best. Very well done Rich. Very meticulous, impressive and organized. Guru to the MAX!
Thanks so much Jeff
Every time I watch one of your videos I am glad that you are one of the very first people to get my crosses. Not many can do them the justice that you do. I am forever indebted to you for your kindness and generosity is above reproach.
Likewise my friend.
I have watched this video at least 25 times since dropped. I also caught all the edits and update changes. The production, timing, advice, and music is just captivating Rich! Never grows old! Thank you!
@@raydawes5212 Nice! Appreciate that dude. Means a lot. Thank you.
This video was so relaxing to me 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🪴🪴🪴🪴🪴🪴
I throughly enjoyed and learned a few tips for my garden 🪴
Thank you for sharing 🎉
So good to hear! Thank you. ❤️
4:26 Literally me!! Been binging your vids, do not know how the algorithm didn’t suggest your channel before but, freaking fabulous!
Welcome aboard! So glad to have you here! Settle in, grab the popcorn, we're going pepper hunting!
My boy always bustin it down!!!!
Wouldn't expect anything less! Certified Bhuthead
My man
Your garden set up is so awesome man. Love the video. I hope I can grow this many one day. I'll take my 2 or 3 for now though that's for sure!
I always say, "Less plants, more peppers!"
Still one of the best videos I've seen. Love checking these of thr guru at work
Thank you dude. Hope it helps!
Wow…..so much Wow. Incredible wealth of information from a obviously experienced practitioner in photography, editing and pepper growing. Fantastic orator as well! Thank you Sensei for sharing your incredible contribution to this platform! Uplifting indeed!👍😊👩🏻🌾
Wow. That's quite the compliment! Thank YOU! ❤
Fantastic video! Great music selection and filming!
Thanks for tuning in!
the quality and clarity of the video is stunning. I will try this one on my peppers.
Thanks for watching and so glad you enjoyed it!
This was satisfying to watch (thanks, great production crew, am I right?)
I learned something I didn't know: your first replant isn't the only one before you find a "permanent" spot.
That should be intuitive, but it wasn't to me, so thank you for going all the way from start to finish.
Just me here! Well, me and a tripod running around like a crazy person! 🤣 Glad you got something out of it! 💗
Great work! you have a new sub Sir! I expect to binge watch your content quite a bit in the next week or so during my time off. This past year I grew peppers for the firs time and I am beyond hooked on making my own organic hot sauce. The past few months I have bought a lot of seeds and have been experimenting with grow lights indoors to ensure I maximize my growing opportunity here in the Pacific Northwest.
@@PorchGardeningWithPassion Thanks! Welcome aboard. Keep us updated on how it goes this season!
haha wow such a satisfying footage, starting about 20 pepper seeds right now.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing and well composed video. The time lapses are stunning. I don't know how your channel evaded my gaze for so long. One thing that caught my attention was how awake the local flora was when you were hardening off. Interesting to see how the start of the growing season looks in other zones (I am in Minnesota).
Thanks for watching! Yeah the flora and fauna are really itching to go for spring, probably as much as we are!
New subscriber here, I just finished watching the video you put up yesterday, awesome content!
@@dawnteskey3259 Awesome! Thanks for stopping in!
This is awesome Rich. I feel like I’m relearning how to grow this year going through your content and other studies.
SO happy to hear you're getting something out of it! Thank you.
@ This is Schramm in case you didn’t know. 😁
@@westvirginianlivin9871 hey buddy!
Amazing and informative video as always!
Thanks so much!
WOW Now thats the kind of work i am talking about.
What an awesome production. Great job guys.
@@aceofbase8 Thanks! 🙏
thanks for sharing, always pick up a tip or two
Glad it helped!
Great storytelling. Thanks for reminding me of all the work I've still got left to do on all my plants before they are in their final homes this year :-) The question is, did the lone Tovarii seed make it?
not yet unfortunately! there are stragglers right beside it though...probably give em some more time.
good eye!
Channel name demonstrated, earned and nailed. Thank you sir, I’ve just ordered my first sweet peppers.
@@DonutChucka 🙏 Thanks! Welcome and happy growing!
Its te video i been waithing.
Todo el proceso
Pepper growing. The quality of your videos are superb!
Thanks! Hope it helps!
Very nice camerawork maybe the best ive seen on TH-cam.. were u ever in school for photography?
Thanks! Never went to school for it, just another passion of mine since the age of 10!
Great video. 👍 thanks for sharing ✌️
Thank you! Hope it helps.
Relaxing and informative. Great quality. Thanks Rich!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
Awesome mate.
Thanks for watching! Hope it helps in some way!
I get inspire evry wekend 👍
Get it done! You got this!
I have always wanted to try growing peppers and tomatoes from seed because of the chance to grow unusual, heirloom, or just uncommon varieties. After watching this video, I will try.
Love to hear that! Thanks for watching!
WOW, you are SERIOUS with it 👍🏾!! I absolutely LOVE seeing the time laspe of them growing - SO BEAUTIFUL - and the fact that you do EVERYTHING yourself (the irrigation, the fence, etc.)!! GREAT job, thank you for sharing!
Do you sell seedlings/seeds?
@@missbttrsctch Thanks! Yep! It’s just me here! I also travel the world in search of the best peppers and document those adventures as well! The seeds for the varieties I find are available to members of pepperguru.com in annual subscription packages! Thanks for watching!
@PepperGuru okay, so you have to be a member. I found the site, but saw "products not available" in the seeds section. Thanks a lot 👍🏾!
@@missbttrsctch There will be some limited seed varieties available to guest of the site soon as well ❤️
@@PepperGuru thank you, I'll keep checking.
Great video!
@@josesanjuanart Thank you! Glad you got something out of it! New upload soon! Stay tuned!
Excellent video! Really well done, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful work! Surprised that you don’t use the wet kitchen towel in a ziploc bag method for capsicums. I find it to be the most reliable and convenient. Also surprised about you repotting immediately to such big pots right after germination. Never tried that but seen your results I will have to give it a try
@@OrtoInScatola I use that method too! I have another video titled “Seed Scarification with Tannin Tea” where we use tea to soften old seed hulls for germination. Check it out!!!
What is that stapler-like tool you have for fixing plants to stakes? It looks great! Is it finicky?
It's sooo nice to have. It's called a plant stapler! Super cheap. Can probably find one for around 20-30 bucks.
Nice video!
thanks for checking it out! hope it helps in some way.
the guru is giving us the secret sauce! thank oh wise one! ha
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Can anyone watch the whole video and then not have an urge to grow some Capsicum?
Thanks so much for the kind words!
I think not!
Outstanding!
Where would one find such a cross?
@@Grateful_Grannie Which cross is that?
I saw on another channel you said balanced npk is what you like? Any other sneaky tips?? this is so helpful thanks. AMAZING channel I cant wait to watch em all. I went nuts for peppers in peru a long time ago and just got my first aji amarillo last year to harvest. Charapita, rocoto, grenada and some more this year.
Nice! Peruvian classics!
KUDOS o the:
Film crew
Photography sub crew
Editing sound/audio/music crew
This was enjoyable on all these fronts, going beyond the subject matter.
I'll talk about the subject shortly
Thanks to all those compliments! It's just me here! 🥰
Thank you so much for this can't wait to use some of these techniques this coming season! are you using 10 gallon grow bags? Also what do you call that type of drip hose that you have in the grow bags? I've been trying to find an irrigation system that works well with grow bags and yours seems exactly what I was picturing my mind. Where did you get your system from?
The bags I planted into at the end are #15 gallon smarties. The drip rings I fabricated myself out of a combination of solid 1/4 inch and drip 1/4 inch with T’s. I should do a video on those!
Thank you so much for the info! I feel like rings like that are far better than the micro sprayers. Definitely looking forward to seeing a video on your system if you are able to make it! @@PepperGuru
Hope you're not getting tired of my questions but I have a couple more. What is that tool called at 12:28 that taped the plant to the bamboo stake? Do you still use it?
Your soil looks like pure worm castings. Is that true?
@@qmanagain No worries! Plant stapler! Very helpful tool! My seedling mix after germination is 100% humus compost.
is that 100% compost in your fabric pots? I've noted that a few growers in the U.K. are using mostly compost and getting huge plants. I've been told not to use more than 10% for best drainage. I'd rather have bigger plants! Your videos are a pleasure to watch and a perfect manual, great job!
100% Yes sir. A proper humus compost should drain very well.
@@PepperGuru that is a very important distinction. Not all compost is completely broken down into humus. Ahem...like mine! Still learning how to get that in my context. Thanks for clarification.
@@lautenmacher exactly. Not all composts are created equal and therefore some growers perception of “compost” is severely limited.
@@PepperGuru how does one determine if it's "proper" or not? I am trying mushroom compost from a local nursery this year and it looks much like what you're using here.
@@danblakeman4181 Humus is dark, organic material that forms soil when plant and animal matter decays. When plants drop leaves, twigs, and other material to the ground, it piles up. This material is called leaf litter or humus or soil. Try to mimic nature and create a proper compost.
Amazing video! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️🌶️🧘♂️
Hi! Which brand of bacillus do you use? After you re-pot to 3.5 pots, do you put them under the grow lights and for how long? Until I have compost, which store brand do you recommend? TIA
@@ginaabed6019 Brand doesn’t matter so long as it has good moisture to air retaining properties, allows the roots to shoot through it quickly, and you keep it properly fertilized. You should be indoor no longer than the 30 days I demonstrated here. That Timelapse was actually only 15 days. Each time you see the plants jump, that’s one day.
Do you use vermiculite and perlite in your seed starter soil but not in the containers?
@@qmanagain I use them in my germination mediums, but not in transplant trays or final plant out containers. Exactly.
It's the beginning Jan and I'm on jeju island...zone 9b, but begins to warms up rather late spring early summer and we have a lot of intermittent wind...is it too early? Last year I started a bunch of peppers around Feb and by May, I was still hesitant to transplant them outside and the lows would sometimes drop below 10c and letting them deal with the wind....however, I'm itching to start some new pepper strains I've collected this past fall and winter from traveling!
I recommend starting seeds no sooner than 6-8 weeks before your intended plant out date. That will be different for everyone. But as long as you cover these fundamentals listed in this video, you should be seeing your plants perform as they did for me in this video. By that 30-45 day mark, they are already flowering and plant out ready. Why? Because we made sure we provided them with optimal indoor conditions. You got this! Let me know how it goes!
@PepperGuru thanks for the reply! I've got about 10 varieties going right now from last year that are still in the ground. I built a simple structure over them with bamboo and wrapped a giant piece of plastic so that it acts like a greenhouse. I'm hoping that'll keep em warm enough and protected from the wind till spring arrives. In the meantime, I'm starting these new varieties and am super excited...!
@ nice! Sounds like a plan! Good luck!
Thank you
My pleasure ❤️
Do you strip the gateway flower and the leaves below or you leave it all on?
@@Sofi_CraftsandMore35 Never. Everything you prune could’ve been peppers. That’s a hard one for people to overcome because they’ve been told repeatedly to “remove this because the plant can’t sustain it” when they should be of the mind that “let me provide the plant with more of what it needs so it can sustain this”
Amazing video thank you
Our pleasure!
Blissful! Please tell what kind of rooter cubes you are using there? Am I correct in thinking the rooter cubes make life as easy as possible for the wild ones and that’s why the wild ones get started in those versus the 3 part mix that the domesticated peppers get started in? Regarding the 3 part mix…is equal parts of each by volume? Many thanks in advance!!
Precisely. Rooter plugs provide the perfect oxygen to moisture exchange, where as mediums can often dry out or hold too much moisture. As for the starter mix I blend here in this video, I shoot for around 50-70 percent organic matter and then 20-30 percent aerators. I just eye ball it most of the time.
Been watching this video a bunch lately , getting close to crunch time ❤️
Awesome video man , when you transplant your seedlings to the 3.5 inch cells are you using the mycorrhizae at all ?
Awesome thank you! The compost I pot up into already has a healthy fungal and bacterial population, so I prefer to stick with those species rather than bagged inoculant. When I plant out into final containers, it’s the same situation and then I start hitting with IMO. So in essence, I opt for the indigenous fungal and bacterial life already present in my compost and then my inputs.
IMO?@@PepperGuru
What are the names of what he mixed?
The captions should be burned into the video at those time stamps. I list them out along with possible alternatives you could use instead. Give it another spin and see if you catch them all!
how many liters of planterbag do you use?
I use all sizes from #15 gallons all the way up to 200 gallons, but most of these are in #15 gallon smarties.
I’m sorry if this is a stupid question…
Do you make your own humus compost or can I buy it?
Everything’s best homemade, but the compost you see in this video was purchased locally.
Day 44, best I can do is two cotelydons on my habanero peppers :(
This video is definitely for you then! Thanks for watching!
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