CHILE PIQUIN Productos Del Campo / Can I Grow A TRUE Piquin?..
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I had plans on making a video like this a while back, but never got around to doing so, until someone asked if the piquin pepper plants I grew were from a company that sells their dried peppers at our local grocery store.
So, was I able to successfully grow a true piquin pepper plant, using the seeds from store bought dried peppers, or would it be a fail? Watch to find out if I'd have any luck, & check out the surprise ending that I had to just add to my already finished video.
Hope you all enjoy this, & thanks for watching!
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This is exactly the kinda thing I’d try. Happy birthday little pepper.
Thanks so much for taking the time to check out my video & comment. I truly appreciate it more than you know🙏😊😊
Yes it works. Thats how i have my pequin pepper plant😄. I was gona try Chiltepin too but that pack was almost as twice as expensive. So i didn't buy. But good video
So GLAD it worked well with you! Thanks so much for sharing that with us, & thanks so much for watching!🙏😊😊
I had that same brand in my refrigerator and sprinkled them in some soil...a week later they all sprouted..perhaps keeping them in the fridge before germination helped out..
First, thanks so much for taking the time to check out my video, it does mean a lot🙏😊😊 thank you for sharing your comment with us, I'll give that a try, & hope mine does as well as yours😊😊
Hi Dulce, thanks for posting this video. I absolutely love to make a salsa with Piquins and Chiltepines. Thanks to your video I have a dozen Piquin plants growing in my garden and literally dozens of Chiltepin pepper seedlings getting ready to go outside. I have you and your inspiring videos to thank. Hopefully I never have to buy them again... lol they are super pricey.
Your comment means so much!😊😊❤️ I am so GLAD/HAPPY my videos have helped out, that's what I inspire to do & hear😊 thanks for letting me know this, more piquin videos to come in the near future, so stay tuned 😊😊
Vendo chiles chiltepin
@@humbertocnoriega9935 Los venden en el EEUU o solamente en Mexico?
Verry nice video really so great sharing my friend thanks 🙏❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much for watching😊😊
A really cool pepper plant that we love also and one that can be a little harder to get started and grow. Thanks for the share!
Rob
Yes, these were a bit harder getting started than I usually experience, but really happy I got a couple to grow, thanks for watching😊😊
Great video. You are the person that gave me the idea. Thanks again. They germinate so easy using your method.... Be blessed!!!! Saludos desde Corpus Christi Texas.. ..
That's pretty cool, I feel honored I helped ya out & you being able to share with others your blessings😊😊 thanks for checking out this video, I appreciate it😊😊
Great Chile..
Yes, & HOT too😆😊😊
amazing share of growing plant, take care
Thank ya😊😊
Pequin or Petín
Is like a red apple & a gala apple. Very similar. Both are wild peppers that grow all over south Texas. I see more Pequin than petin in S Texas
Pequin... Petín... All the same to me, honestly😆 anywho, thanks for checking out my video 😊😊
That's incredible dear❤️ the happiness and joy that u get when u grow plants is immense ❤️❤️ tysmfs bigggg 👍 and full view too ❤️❤️
When I see them sprout, it gets me excited😊😊
Ohh omg ! Trying this now
I need to try again with these peppers, but thanks for watching 😊😊
A really cool pepper type and one that can be a little harder to get started and grow. Thanks for the share!
I think these definitely took a bit more effort than the wild ones do that I usually have an easy time growing, but it was definitely worth the try😊😊
Thank you for always bringing your amazing ideas 👏 ! Now I'm starting feeling like I've learned something, I hvn't seen these little pepper 🌶️ about these seeds, they are so cute but good tip for wearing gloves 🧤 so that u don't touch and feel spicy 🔥 anywhere in ur face, nice video and lovely plant from them...TFS sweetheart 💖 tk cr and stay safe and stay connected 💝😍👍
Thanks for watching & your amazing support, you make me smile😊😊
spicy eyes not needed lol wear the gloves people. I had not heard of these peppers thanks for sharing.
They are HOT, I love them in salsas😊😊
Yes, the rouned ones are pussy TX ... Other one grows in mountains of Mexico wild .. The Mexicanos go get them in the mountains early in the morning to pickle them up and sell them by evening .. Its a nice experience to do... They are 🔥 blazing ...
That's awesome! Love those little hot peppers.
I love them in salsas😊😊
Girrllllllll I saw that sticking out at the end🌱 you can grow anything 🔥🔥🔥
I wish I could grow a guava tree... that would make me happy😆😊😊
Thats alot of seeds... love it
Yes, a lot, but not a lot of germination😔
I'm doing this right now
AWESOME! I hope you have better luck than I did, but I will try again at a different time.i wanna try this out on another pepper. I saw you don't have any videos, but hope you share your plants one day, we have a great gardening community that would love to support you & your channel 😊 give me an update, I would love to know how well you do 😊
@@CandysGarden I bought chiltepin peppers from my local Mexican market I soaked my seeds last night in peroxide and water overnight today I'm gonna plant them and I will come back with and update Thanks for your reply❤
@@Tyrashabrooks I've been meaning to try out that soak as well, hope it works out for you!!😊😊
The wild ones are the pequin the round one's ate the best
@@aaronflores21af right! Thanks so much for taking the time to check out my video🙏😊😊
Good luck !!!!!!!!)))😊😊😊 you did it!!!!!!))) Great job!!!!))🌱🌱
Yes, so glad, & thanks for watching😊😊
Really enjoy your videos keep it up great easy to follow content
Thanks for watching, & thanks for the comment, it truly means a lot 😊😊
Nice video never thought of doing that😊👍🏻💞
Thanks for the wonderful support, I really appreciate it😊😊
I guess having one sprout out of 50 seed could be a success.
😆😆 right
I used this method and it worked really well. When do I put them outside?
I have a ton of young seedlings out right now. It all depends where you live & where you put them.
Thanks for watching, & glad it all worked out😊😊
@@CandysGarden I'm in Dallas, TX. You're very welcome! Thanks for your video! It helped a lot!
@@tortillajackson2342 ok, so not too far away. Yea, the weather should be a-ok to have them outside, under shade.
thanks for sharing
Thanks for stopping by😊😊
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More will grow in the spring
I am going to try to grow more from these peppers😊😊
greetings, what soil did you use?
I think a miracle grow soil
Can you please help me? I live in Dallas and have a Piquin plant that is beautiful and growing. However, this is the third year with no flowers/peppers. What can I do?
OMGoodness, so sorry you're having problems🙏💯 First, thanks for taking the time to visit & comment, it does mean a lot. No flowers definitely means no peppers. Have you tried to prune it? I would prune it back some to allow new growth. I hardly feed mine, so I couldn't be specific on that, but it could help. How old is your plant? Has it fruited before? This is my only opinions, & honestly think pruning may help out. Please give me an update🙏❤️
The plant (potted)is three years old. I threw some peppers in a pot with soil and it grew. It has never fruited. It has lots of new growth and is about 3' currently. It has grown about a foot since spring, but I will prune it back this afternoon. This plant has turned into a mission for me. I even move it inside during the winter to avoid it getting burned from the cold.
I did not have the chance to prune my plant as you suggested, but in 3 days my plant is now full of flowers. I will keep you posted.
@@dallasnola ooohh! That is AWESOME!!🙏❤️ Thanks for the update!🙏😊😊
In Monterrey , México ,the long one is called Chile japonés.
First of all, thanks so much for taking the time to check out my videos, it really means a lot... Second, thanks for sharing this info with us, I didn't even know that... I guess I have a few of those that I got from the local flea market. Pretty cool😊😊
What kind of soil do you use
I used to use composting soil, but now it's usually miracle grow. Hope that helps out, & thanks for watching 😊😊
Two different chiles
What do you mean?..
Chile piquin and chile chiltepin they’re two different varieties the ones you grow are chiltepin or chile del monte I saw all your videos about those beautiful plants I got some too in Nort of California
@@chiltepindmonteymetaldetec4891 oh, well, these are supposedly the TRUE piquin... I feel they are both of the same family, one is just slightly more "mild," or that's what google says... I got some "piquin" from a flea market, I will call them piquin cause that's what they said they were... They are the longer ones, so I am going to try to grow some & share it with everyone