I did have the chance to research ghost and habanero peppers and did find out they are still usable in an unripened stage but their heat level will not be as strong. Also, it is normal for a ghost pepper to turn from green to orange and red (red being its last stage of maturity). The channel I spoke about giving me the awesome tip/information about overwintering a beet plant so they would produce seeds the 2nd year is @hippiechickoffgridmaine8625 Go give her channel a visit and show some support. She has an amazing channel full of no nonsense down to earth information for anyone that wants to be more self sufficient.
Thank you for the mention. You can bring inside a pepper plant for house growing . Transplant it into container, put in a warm sunny window, water it like a house plant and you will continue to get peppers all winter. Transplant back out into the garden next late spring. Peppers are perennial except in colder climates. They should continue to produce peppers for 5 years or so.
@@hippiechickoffgridmaine8625 Your very welcome about the shout out 🙂I'm heading outside shortly to select 2 of each hot pepper to bring inside to overwinter, as it will give me a head start next season. It's just so chilly out that I need to stop procrastinating and go get er done, lol.
It’s that time of year for pepper plants to stop producing during cooler weather. I’m happy you were able to get a good harvest! Thanks for sharing. ♥️
Thanks LadyCheryl 🙂 I did decide to bring 7 of them indoors to over winter yesterday and perhaps give me a head start on my next growing season next spring.
Hello and welcome Maxine 🙂I'm glad that you enjoyed it. Please feel free to check out the channel and ask any questions that you might have. Enjoy a wonderful weekend.
❤❤ Thank you for sharing your beautiful harvest.You are one amazing lady.Thank you for sharing with us.I love seeing your yard and how things are looking there.And I'll go and watch the other video also❤
Not sad as I learned so much and did get some harvest. Yesterday, I did bring inside 7 plants that I dug up to over winter for next growing season 🙂Thank you and welcome.
I'm saddened that I didn't get many more peppers but it is what it is 🙂I'm trying to convince myself to get all bundled up here this morning and go get 2 of each of the pepper plants to over winter inside the house. I'm getting closer to the door, lol 😂Living with fibromyalgia and arthritis I know my body doesn't like being cold and chilled. When I get like that it makes me ache all over and the chill takes a long time to go away no matter how warm inside it is.
I didn't get much in the lines of peppers either now I only had a few plants in my green house and the peppers all went bad on the plants. You have a lot of space there you're going to have it all growing fine I'm sure because you know what to do and you're putting the work in it. You had a great harvest of beets and spinach I watched that video last night. Hope you have an awesome weekend
Thanks Garry for watching and commenting 🙂I'm bringing 2 of each hot pepper in the house to overwinter today, so that I can have an early start to next season. Overwintering a pepper is new to me but I'll figure it out where to put them as this is only a 24 x 24 tiny house, lol. They may end up on top of my fridge 😆
We have a too long of a too hot season here in GA, and your growing season is so short. Despite that, you get a nice harvest! I thought all peppers will change colors over time. Stay warm! Have a wonderful week 🥰 ❤ 🌶️
Thank you Donna 💕The weather was challenging that is for sure. Yes, I do believe you are correct about the peppers. Thanks for sharing and have a fantastic week.
It's always sad when annuals succumb to the first hard freeze. But you still have a nice harvest & the peppers you picked all look fine. Oh, absolutely ghost peppers usually are fully ripened when turning orange to red. Perhaps in your shorter growing season you're used to seeing them picked while still green. Meanwhile here in the Virginia mountains it's like Spring again & I mean that literally. Very warm days & cool nights but not anything below freezing yet. As a matter of fact, my Forsythia is blooming as well as my Azaleas & Rose bushes. My Fig tree is ripening so many figs & the banana trees are still putting on growth, both the fig & banana trees must be 9' tall this year at this time! Dahlias also blooming as well as a few flowers on the Saucer Magnolia too. Irises are all poking up outta the ground again. I always get worried when this happens cuz we do still have most of Fall & all Winter to go through still. Will they all show new growth again in Spring & new blooms? But it happens like that around here & I think most of the local things adapted to this area do just fine. I do have some annuals that are showing signs of their impending end with the cool & almost chilly nights now. My Boston Fern is back inside on the table where the cats can munch on the fronds, hehehe! Have a great Sunday & I always enjoy watching your "almost" a green acre through the seasons.
Thanks so much for the info on the peppers 🙂Your weather sounds beautiful and I would love to watch a video of you going on a tour of your property so that I can see all these amazing plants, flowers, trees and shrubs. I'm so glad that you enjoy watching my videos through the seasons 💕(I just remembered about the cats chewing on the fern, lol. Off to sleep I go with a smile ☺now)
Sorry about the peppers thats a bummer you had quite a lot there. boy thats a lot going on i like your little patches makes it manageable, I'm kinda doing it that way this winter too. Started germination some beets just today some leeks and green onion i'll try peas and beans carrots also, starting from scratch so at least got rototiller going now . Stay warm its gorgeous in cali right now my fav time of year after one helluva summer!
I bet the temps in Cali are perfect this time of year. Manageable sections is for sure the way I like to garden and dare I say anyone with mobility issues should begin this way. Yay for you getting some seeds started and ground worked. I'm rooting for you and I hope you share your progress 🙂Thank you.
I'll check out that channel for sure. I'm sorry the peppers didn't do well but the beets and spinach gave you lots. Are you able to over winter the pepper plants as it'll give you a head start next season. 🌶🫑🌶
Interesting that you should ask me that question about overwintering some pepper plants because I was just thinking about that this morning here. I do have some pots I could put them in but my home is rather small. I may need to try and squeeze 2 of each kind in because your right, that will give me a head start next season. Thanks for the comment and I do think I will give this a try Christa 🙂💕
Hi Krista, i'm not experienced growing peppers, so I can't help you there. For first time growing, your harvest looks great to me! Can you get a source for some free manure to make your compost top dressing go further or for your other beds? Horse farmers here can't get rid of it fast enough. I LOVE beet greens! ~ Sandra
I do have a friend that has horses Sandra that I could get some manure if I needed it and probably other places but it they are at a distance from me. I'm soaking the beet greens now 🙂
Boy, you really hit the ground running!!! I hope you take Sunday off to rest 💖 Nice beet & spinach harvest! Your pepper harvest was a bit of a let down, but I agree that the beds were a little over-crowded. Half the pepper plants might have produced considerably more fruit. I’ve had the best luck growing peppers in pots, I think because they like really good drainage, and I only put one plant per pot - once in a while two if the pot is huge. I wonder too if the ghost peppers cross pollinated - but I do believe that nearly all peppers will turn red given enough time on the vine. Hey, that vine by your utility pole might be a honeysuckle, not a morning glory - not for sure but maybe. 👩🌾
You are right about the plant by pole. It is a honeysuckle and not a morning glory 🙂I have been getting lots of rest in between all these videos and jobs. I didn't have much choice but to harvest the potatoes, spinach, beets and peppers once I got back, or lose most of it 💕
I've learned quite a lot this year about peppers and they certainly were overcrowded. I was not expecting these peppers to grow so tall but they did, in the only space that was completed to plant anything back at the end of June. Since then of course, there are other more suitable places for me to put the peppers next year. I did transplant 7 pepper plants yesterday and bring them in the house to over winter. Looks like a crazy jungle in this tiny home, lol. Thanks so much for sharing your pepper and any knowledge with me Adrienne 💕
Good morning! My husband loves the hot peppers. I enjoy the sweet peppers. Peppers are so good. I hope you have a blessed day and Happy Fall🍁🎃 Wendy🇺🇸🙏🌎
@@hardnackfarms1736 I did bring inside 2 of each and that 1 mystery plant of hot peppers to overwinter. I'm hoping that will give me a head start on this years crop and I will also be adding a lot more peppers beside these 3 + 1 mystery, lol.
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu jalapeño’s, poblano, different chili peppers, habanero’s, banana, bell peppers, pequin, I will probably update my list when I plant!
Good morning (I don't know your name yet but recall maybe hearing Randy/Rowdy?) 🙂You can let me know. Yes, winter surely will be coming. We get deep freezing here but what's it like in Northern NC for the winter? I'm sure you are able to grow many things that I am not able to here.
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu My name is Rowdy my wife is Angel. What a combo right! We live in Whitfield County Ga. About Four miles from the Tennessee state line. Our growing season is from May to October. Our first frost this year was October 16th, but now it’s warmed up again. It was a cold front from Canada. Sometimes it gets to eight or ten degrees below zero F. But not for long.
@@FoothillsofAppalachia-nj6cq Yes, that is a great combo Rowdy 😀Okay, that is like - 12 C here (that would not be a frost to us) but your climate and plants would consider it one. We can get anywhere from - 15 to - 30 C here, or more for short times (5 to -22 F). Did you guys sustain damage during the flooding from the hurricanes? Certainly is crazy weather that is for certain. Last night it was -3 C (26.6 F) and by next Thursday they are saying a high of 20 C (68 F). At least here, I do think that the heavy freeze will at least hold off until towards the end of Nov, which is good for me to get a few more projects done around here.
Hi Krista. Thank you for posting this video. Very nice harvest with the beets and spinach. I’ll use that tip that you mentioned and leave my beets in the ground until next year to see if it produces seeds. To answer your question, Ghost peppers start out green then can change into a few different colors on their way to turning red when fully ripe. I’m not sure what happened with yours but you might have gotten some cross pollination because they don’t look like Ghost peppers to me🤔. It’s unfortunate what the frost did to your pepper plants. I’ve brought a few pepper plants indoors to overwinter them but the majority will suffer the same fate as yours soon. I’m enjoying watching what you do with your land.
Good morning Terrance 🙂I've done a small amount of research about the colouring of the peppers and now know they change. I think I had jalapeno peppers on the brain that stay green. The habanero peppers are still useable but will have less heat. Thanks so much for your sharing your experience with me about peppers as this is my 1st season of planting them and I won't be giving up and plan to increase other varieties next year. After a heavy frost last night, I've decided to somehow squeeze 2 of each kind in the tiny home to overwinter. As for their shape, your right, they don't look like ghost peppers, because they cross pollinated with the bell peppers that were in behind them. The same thing happened to your pepper that I watched a video of yours this morning. You got a bell pepper on a hot pepper plant. That was cross pollinated with the bell in behind yours as well. That pepper that looks like a bell should taste hot if the research is correct but the seeds from any hot or whatever pepper may be altered if used next year. Again, much thanks for sharing your knowledge friend 💕
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu I appreciate your response and thank you for sharing experiences and knowledge. Also, I’ve had many jalapeños this year that have turned red when left on the plant, although they’re traditionally green.
Good morning. I will continue to plant more next year as well. Peppers and tomatoes most likely, are the only things that I will start indoors. I have decided this morning to try and overwinter two of each of the hot peppers (Ghost/Anaheim/Habanero) so that I can have an early start to my growing season next year. Thanks for coming by and commenting 🙂
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu overwintering is a good idea, I have done that before,I found the key thing is avoid damp and cold or they get mould growing on them ,which is not good 👍👍
@@GanggangPeanut Thanks so much for this tip, as I've never overwintered a pepper before. I will be bringing 6 in the house today as we had a heavy frost last night. It's a good thing I was able to get the few peppers that were there before the frost. Do I just leave them go doormat without giving any water? I haven't had a chance yet to do any research. Your knowledge is kindly appreciated 🙂
Maybe next season we will both do better 🙂I went and dug up 7 of them yesterday, potted and brought into the house to over winter. Maybe they will do better the next season as well 😉
It is my understanding that all peppers will turn red at maturity. Unknown for me is the yellow, purple etc varieties will eventually turn red or not. I dunno.
Sorry to hear that you did not get a harvest of grapes or olives. I would love to see a video of your garden and olive tree 🙂I'm going to go check out your older videos to see if I can find any but I will see any recent vid's you post as I have all notifications turned on 👍
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I did have the chance to research ghost and habanero peppers and did find out they are still usable in an unripened stage but their heat level will not be as strong. Also, it is normal for a ghost pepper to turn from green to orange and red (red being its last stage of maturity). The channel I spoke about giving me the awesome tip/information about overwintering a beet plant so they would produce seeds the 2nd year is @hippiechickoffgridmaine8625 Go give her channel a visit and show some support. She has an amazing channel full of no nonsense down to earth information for anyone that wants to be more self sufficient.
Thank you for the mention. You can bring inside a pepper plant for house growing . Transplant it into container, put in a warm sunny window, water it like a house plant and you will continue to get peppers all winter. Transplant back out into the garden next late spring. Peppers are perennial except in colder climates. They should continue to produce peppers for 5 years or so.
@@hippiechickoffgridmaine8625 Your very welcome about the shout out 🙂I'm heading outside shortly to select 2 of each hot pepper to bring inside to overwinter, as it will give me a head start next season. It's just so chilly out that I need to stop procrastinating and go get er done, lol.
Wowlike Thank you for sharing your beautiful for pepper plants beautiful garden friend.💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎
Thank you 🙂
It’s that time of year for pepper plants to stop producing during cooler weather. I’m happy you were able to get a good harvest!
Thanks for sharing. ♥️
Thanks LadyCheryl 🙂 I did decide to bring 7 of them indoors to over winter yesterday and perhaps give me a head start on my next growing season next spring.
We are learning a lot through our trials and errors you are doing great ❤ the garden beds are looking good the soil looks great 👍🏽
Yes, this is true we learn and I sure did give it my best efforts. I was pleased and blessed with what I received 💕🙏
I'm looking at your channel for the first time❤. I enjoyed watching you beautiful harvest.
Hello and welcome Maxine 🙂I'm glad that you enjoyed it. Please feel free to check out the channel and ask any questions that you might have. Enjoy a wonderful weekend.
It is definitely that time of year for cooler weather. The peppers harvest looks good. Thank you for sharing. ❤
My pleasure Patricia. Any harvest is a good harvest. Thanks for coming by and commenting my friend 💕
❤❤ Thank you for sharing your beautiful harvest.You are one amazing lady.Thank you for sharing with us.I love seeing your yard and how things are looking there.And I'll go and watch the other video also❤
Thank you so much for your kind words 💕
Oh, sad. Thank for sharing, friend.
Not sad as I learned so much and did get some harvest. Yesterday, I did bring inside 7 plants that I dug up to over winter for next growing season 🙂Thank you and welcome.
I've struggled with my peppers this year too
Thanks Rem. Our conditions haven't been very favorable that is for certain. The evening temps here didn't get over 15 C at nights until almost July.
Hugely beautiful garden friend.
Happy Weekend. Jalobenero pepper 🌶
Thank you 💕
The end of the regular growing season is sad. The bell pepper looks great! ❤
I'm saddened that I didn't get many more peppers but it is what it is 🙂I'm trying to convince myself to get all bundled up here this morning and go get 2 of each of the pepper plants to over winter inside the house. I'm getting closer to the door, lol 😂Living with fibromyalgia and arthritis I know my body doesn't like being cold and chilled. When I get like that it makes me ache all over and the chill takes a long time to go away no matter how warm inside it is.
Very nice sharing 👍😍❤💚🌶️🌶️✨✨
Thank you Scott 🙂
Wonderful place and GoodLuck
Thank you 🙂
The weather caused significant disruption in my vegetable garden. Thank you for sharing😊
I've been hearing that a lot and it certainly was an unusual gardening season. Thanks for sharing and watching 🙂
Lovely pepper harvest!
Thank you 🙂
I didn't get much in the lines of peppers either now I only had a few plants in my green house and the peppers all went bad on the plants.
You have a lot of space there you're going to have it all growing fine I'm sure because you know what to do and you're putting the work in it. You had a great harvest of beets and spinach I watched that video last night.
Hope you have an awesome weekend
Thanks Garry for watching and commenting 🙂I'm bringing 2 of each hot pepper in the house to overwinter today, so that I can have an early start to next season. Overwintering a pepper is new to me but I'll figure it out where to put them as this is only a 24 x 24 tiny house, lol. They may end up on top of my fridge 😆
❤❤nice
Thanks so much 🙂
We have a too long of a too hot season here in GA, and your growing season is so short. Despite that, you get a nice harvest! I thought all peppers will change colors over time. Stay warm! Have a wonderful week 🥰 ❤ 🌶️
Thank you Donna 💕The weather was challenging that is for sure. Yes, I do believe you are correct about the peppers. Thanks for sharing and have a fantastic week.
I've also failed this year - the weather played havoc in my veggie garden☺ There's always next year☺
You're right Anne 🥰God willing we can give it another go next growing season.
It's always sad when annuals succumb to the first hard freeze. But you still have a nice harvest & the peppers you picked all look fine. Oh, absolutely ghost peppers usually are fully ripened when turning orange to red. Perhaps in your shorter growing season you're used to seeing them picked while still green.
Meanwhile here in the Virginia mountains it's like Spring again & I mean that literally. Very warm days & cool nights but not anything below freezing yet. As a matter of fact, my Forsythia is blooming as well as my Azaleas & Rose bushes. My Fig tree is ripening so many figs & the banana trees are still putting on growth, both the fig & banana trees must be 9' tall this year at this time! Dahlias also blooming as well as a few flowers on the Saucer Magnolia too. Irises are all poking up outta the ground again. I always get worried when this happens cuz we do still have most of Fall & all Winter to go through still. Will they all show new growth again in Spring & new blooms? But it happens like that around here & I think most of the local things adapted to this area do just fine.
I do have some annuals that are showing signs of their impending end with the cool & almost chilly nights now. My Boston Fern is back inside on the table where the cats can munch on the fronds, hehehe! Have a great Sunday & I always enjoy watching your "almost" a green acre through the seasons.
Thanks so much for the info on the peppers 🙂Your weather sounds beautiful and I would love to watch a video of you going on a tour of your property so that I can see all these amazing plants, flowers, trees and shrubs. I'm so glad that you enjoy watching my videos through the seasons 💕(I just remembered about the cats chewing on the fern, lol. Off to sleep I go with a smile ☺now)
Sorry about the peppers thats a bummer you had quite a lot there. boy thats a lot going on i like your little patches makes it manageable, I'm kinda doing it that way this winter too. Started germination some beets just today some leeks and green onion i'll try peas and beans carrots also, starting from scratch so at least got rototiller going now . Stay warm its gorgeous in cali right now my fav time of year after one helluva summer!
I bet the temps in Cali are perfect this time of year. Manageable sections is for sure the way I like to garden and dare I say anyone with mobility issues should begin this way. Yay for you getting some seeds started and ground worked. I'm rooting for you and I hope you share your progress 🙂Thank you.
I'll check out that channel for sure. I'm sorry the peppers didn't do well but the beets and spinach gave you lots. Are you able to over winter the pepper plants as it'll give you a head start next season. 🌶🫑🌶
Interesting that you should ask me that question about overwintering some pepper plants because I was just thinking about that this morning here. I do have some pots I could put them in but my home is rather small. I may need to try and squeeze 2 of each kind in because your right, that will give me a head start next season. Thanks for the comment and I do think I will give this a try Christa 🙂💕
Hi Krista, i'm not experienced growing peppers, so I can't help you there. For first time growing, your harvest looks great to me! Can you get a source for some free manure to make your compost top dressing go further or for your other beds? Horse farmers here can't get rid of it fast enough. I LOVE beet greens!
~ Sandra
I do have a friend that has horses Sandra that I could get some manure if I needed it and probably other places but it they are at a distance from me. I'm soaking the beet greens now 🙂
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Boy, you really hit the ground running!!! I hope you take Sunday off to rest 💖 Nice beet & spinach harvest! Your pepper harvest was a bit of a let down, but I agree that the beds were a little over-crowded. Half the pepper plants might have produced considerably more fruit. I’ve had the best luck growing peppers in pots, I think because they like really good drainage, and I only put one plant per pot - once in a while two if the pot is huge. I wonder too if the ghost peppers cross pollinated - but I do believe that nearly all peppers will turn red given enough time on the vine. Hey, that vine by your utility pole might be a honeysuckle, not a morning glory - not for sure but maybe. 👩🌾
You are right about the plant by pole. It is a honeysuckle and not a morning glory 🙂I have been getting lots of rest in between all these videos and jobs. I didn't have much choice but to harvest the potatoes, spinach, beets and peppers once I got back, or lose most of it 💕
I've learned quite a lot this year about peppers and they certainly were overcrowded. I was not expecting these peppers to grow so tall but they did, in the only space that was completed to plant anything back at the end of June. Since then of course, there are other more suitable places for me to put the peppers next year. I did transplant 7 pepper plants yesterday and bring them in the house to over winter. Looks like a crazy jungle in this tiny home, lol. Thanks so much for sharing your pepper and any knowledge with me Adrienne 💕
Good morning! My husband loves the hot peppers. I enjoy the sweet peppers. Peppers are so good. I hope you have a blessed day and Happy Fall🍁🎃 Wendy🇺🇸🙏🌎
Hello Wendy and welcome. They are very good indeed. Have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by and commenting 🙂
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu looking forward to next season. I plan on growing a lot of peppers.
@@hardnackfarms1736 I did bring inside 2 of each and that 1 mystery plant of hot peppers to overwinter. I'm hoping that will give me a head start on this years crop and I will also be adding a lot more peppers beside these 3 + 1 mystery, lol.
@@hardnackfarms1736 I forgot to ask what kind you grew Wendy?
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu jalapeño’s, poblano, different chili peppers, habanero’s, banana, bell peppers, pequin, I will probably update my list when I plant!
Good stuff! 🙂
Thank you 🙂
Good morning Krista. Looks like winter is coming on strong.
Good morning (I don't know your name yet but recall maybe hearing Randy/Rowdy?) 🙂You can let me know. Yes, winter surely will be coming. We get deep freezing here but what's it like in Northern NC for the winter? I'm sure you are able to grow many things that I am not able to here.
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu My name is Rowdy my wife is Angel. What a combo right! We live in Whitfield County Ga. About Four miles from the Tennessee state line. Our growing season is from May to October. Our first frost this year was October 16th, but now it’s warmed up again. It was a cold front from Canada. Sometimes it gets to eight or ten degrees below zero F. But not for long.
@@FoothillsofAppalachia-nj6cq Yes, that is a great combo Rowdy 😀Okay, that is like - 12 C here (that would not be a frost to us) but your climate and plants would consider it one. We can get anywhere from - 15 to - 30 C here, or more for short times (5 to -22 F). Did you guys sustain damage during the flooding from the hurricanes? Certainly is crazy weather that is for certain. Last night it was -3 C (26.6 F) and by next Thursday they are saying a high of 20 C (68 F). At least here, I do think that the heavy freeze will at least hold off until towards the end of Nov, which is good for me to get a few more projects done around here.
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu No damage to us .Just lots of rain and strong winds. Minor flooding and some down trees.
@@FoothillsofAppalachia-nj6cq I'm glad your damage wasn't bad Rowdy and Angel.
Hi Krista. Thank you for posting this video. Very nice harvest with the beets and spinach. I’ll use that tip that you mentioned and leave my beets in the ground until next year to see if it produces seeds. To answer your question, Ghost peppers start out green then can change into a few different colors on their way to turning red when fully ripe. I’m not sure what happened with yours but you might have gotten some cross pollination because they don’t look like Ghost peppers to me🤔. It’s unfortunate what the frost did to your pepper plants. I’ve brought a few pepper plants indoors to overwinter them but the majority will suffer the same fate as yours soon. I’m enjoying watching what you do with your land.
Good morning Terrance 🙂I've done a small amount of research about the colouring of the peppers and now know they change. I think I had jalapeno peppers on the brain that stay green. The habanero peppers are still useable but will have less heat. Thanks so much for your sharing your experience with me about peppers as this is my 1st season of planting them and I won't be giving up and plan to increase other varieties next year. After a heavy frost last night, I've decided to somehow squeeze 2 of each kind in the tiny home to overwinter. As for their shape, your right, they don't look like ghost peppers, because they cross pollinated with the bell peppers that were in behind them. The same thing happened to your pepper that I watched a video of yours this morning. You got a bell pepper on a hot pepper plant. That was cross pollinated with the bell in behind yours as well. That pepper that looks like a bell should taste hot if the research is correct but the seeds from any hot or whatever pepper may be altered if used next year. Again, much thanks for sharing your knowledge friend 💕
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu I appreciate your response and thank you for sharing experiences and knowledge. Also, I’ve had many jalapeños this year that have turned red when left on the plant, although they’re traditionally green.
@@RootHealthyPlants That is good to know, as I have never seen a jalapeno that is any color than green. Thank you 🙂
I didn’t grow peppers this year,but I will be next year 👍 enjoyed your video 👍
Good morning. I will continue to plant more next year as well. Peppers and tomatoes most likely, are the only things that I will start indoors. I have decided this morning to try and overwinter two of each of the hot peppers (Ghost/Anaheim/Habanero) so that I can have an early start to my growing season next year. Thanks for coming by and commenting 🙂
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu overwintering is a good idea, I have done that before,I found the key thing is avoid damp and cold or they get mould growing on them ,which is not good 👍👍
@@GanggangPeanut Thanks so much for this tip, as I've never overwintered a pepper before. I will be bringing 6 in the house today as we had a heavy frost last night. It's a good thing I was able to get the few peppers that were there before the frost. Do I just leave them go doormat without giving any water? I haven't had a chance yet to do any research. Your knowledge is kindly appreciated 🙂
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu I trim them back to a nodule on the stem where new growth will start,and water very sparingly as new tiny leaves appear 👍
@@GanggangPeanut Thank you kindly 👍Enjoy a fantastic day.
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Thank you 🙂
Mine did not do well this year
Maybe next season we will both do better 🙂I went and dug up 7 of them yesterday, potted and brought into the house to over winter. Maybe they will do better the next season as well 😉
It is my understanding that all peppers will turn red at maturity. Unknown for me is the yellow, purple etc varieties will eventually turn red or not. I dunno.
Thanks for answering the question. I appreciate that 🙂
I wonder how they taste?
I will be finding out soon enough 🙂Not that I will be taking a bite of a ghost pepper but a small amount in whatever I'm making, etc.......
You are not the only one with disappointment. My grape vines and an olive tree in my garden did not produce at all this year.
Sorry to hear that you did not get a harvest of grapes or olives. I would love to see a video of your garden and olive tree 🙂I'm going to go check out your older videos to see if I can find any but I will see any recent vid's you post as I have all notifications turned on 👍
@@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu Thank you very much for your visit and comment my friend which I highly appreciate❤❤❤