Pruning Pepper Seedlings for Maximum Production || Black Gumbo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มี.ค. 2018
- In this video, Samuel and I demonstrate how to prune your pepper plants so that they will fill out, become more robust, and become more productive.
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This video has become very popular. Lots of questions in the comment thread. I have answered many of these questions in my Gardening Q&A Episode 8. This link will get you to the pertinent part:
th-cam.com/video/VKXM4QQ0RMM/w-d-xo.html
Hey Scott, hows it going ol friend? Glad to find your channel.
From Dobie days? Hey man, glad to see you.
@@ScottHead Yes sir. Hope things are well with you.
Hey Scott my plant starting to growing in curling leaves as well turing green please help
LOL, Barney. Get some spelling and grammar tutoring.
To me the valuable lesson here is that your son is taking all of this in and will use this later in his life as a father. Truly a good parent video. And I learned about pepper plants.
Right?! One day, in the not too far future, we'll be watching Samuel grow food for people on his 50 acre Homestead... Featuring Samuel Jr. as Co-host 😆🤷♀️🙇♀️👨🌾👨🌾👨🌾
Amen. Not only do we plant for food. We are planting in the minds of our children.
Yes, it is awesome that Samuel is getting all this knowledge!
Very nice👌🏼🤩
Was thinking the same thing
Little rain don’t hurt nobody...your son is adorable.
I love their accents ... and the little guy sounds like a properly raised southern gentlemen.
What accents ?
Every human has an accent. Especially me lol.
If I may, I learnt this method of improving production when we lived on 1 lot of land....50ft x 100ft. We were a large family. My mother would go out into our garden and snip off the tops of okra, tomatoes, amaranth and egg plants. She would clip off the young pumpkin vines and cook as spinach. She told me the pumpkin will send out new vines and produce more pumpkins and the tops that were snipped off produced branches so gave us more fruit off the 1 plant. Today after 70 years I still do that.
I've always planted pepper plants and always get tall plants that produce next to nothing until the late fall. Last year I pruned the plants just like this and ended up with over a dozen jars of pickled peppers in the pantry by mid-summer. I always wished I took some gardening classes to learn tips like this when I was younger.
TH-cam is the gardening class of the 21st century. Amazing resource we have here. Thank God!
Thank you Justin for posting the results you got by "topping" the plant, I too only end up with a few peppers at the end of the season, I will for sure top my plants this year...Thank you Scott for posting this (pardon the pun!) tip!!
Thanks for the testimonial, I can't wait to hop out and prune my plants lol
How many plants do you put in?
I am on the bandwagon, tall weedy plants with little fruit. Thank you. Ours just got it the garden, past the shock, I am giving them a small prune today. Thank you
Well if little Samuel isn't the cutest thing I don't know what is! I Love that he's actually interested in and helping his dad with gardening. He's going to be a well adjusted adult.
"Hidin from the rain.... Little rain never hurt nobody".... I'd be such a proud dad.
That kid ain't no kid talking that way
A double negative is not proper English... I'd be such a correcting dad.
Brady Neal I bet you are a lot of fun at parties
@@tvc380 it's actually a thing in portuguese lol
Brady Neal parenting isn’t about always telling the child they’re doing or saying things wrong, it’s about encouraging these things in healthy and positive ways! It’s about sending them off into society as decent people who have a joy for life and can be independent.
By constantly pointing out a child’s “flaws” as if they come as fully formed individuals is just a sign of emotional immaturity which usually stems from inadequate parental guidance during one’s own formative years.
Parenting is to guide them in a gentle way (not to be confused with zero boundaries)!
You’d be an excellent parent one day if you could let go of the “perfection and hast” part. There is no need for frustration over minor things that will correct themselves if there is encouragement, and according to psychology the child will pock up on proper language as they go, and there is no need to stop and make the child feel bad because their language isn’t “perfect”. A child is in dire need of being allowed to not know it all, and as adults we do them a disservice if we keep surveilling them in a negative way. Healthy support is what children’s brains are going to thrive from! We don’t only exist to know “double negative”, but most importantly we need healthy boundaries and kindness etc. a child isn’t there to compete with. Sure you can raise a child that will have a proper language from very early on, but how is that child in a social setting and how will that child feel about themselves when all it’s been told constantly is “that’s not how you do it, you do it wrong, how many times have I told you etc etc etc”. Do you think you would go to bed and sleep well if you knew how that tears a child down to have a negative and “perfectionist” parent who doesn’t mind their own narrative and who will mock the child. Children are in need of unconditional love not conditional love based on if they are deserving weather or not they got enough things right from day to day.
*I’m sorry your guardian/s was/were too hard on you!* 💛
Ps. There are plenty of good books to read about child psychology and parenting!
Samuel is so cute. I hope he keeps learning and enjoying gardening with his dad. I sure did.
I recently started gardening out of sheer boredom and I actually enjoy it. Thank you for your advice, I will prune my pepper plants tomorrow. 😊
Ever tried fishing? Dont be bored plz
Im only in it for the free salsa. Can't wait.
I just started growing my own flowers, i've allways wanted to do that!
Gardening with your kid is precious, spending quality time together
"A little rain never hurt no body"....made me laugh out loud; Samuel is so precious and he one day will be a seasoned gardener thanks to his daddy!
Old man in a child’s body!!😃
This really does work. All of my pepper plants are bushing out and one that I planted earlier has 12 blossoms already - it's only May. All b/c I watched this video!
This is a perfect video. I didn't understand where the new growth would come in after pruning. Now I do. Also I didn't know how many leaves that should be left behind nor where exactly is the budding of the top that should be cut. Actually there is so much more information than what I have recapped that you were able to put in such a short video. Your teaching style is simple and great. I'm amazed. It was nice that you showed a previously pruned plant for comparison. Thanks a lot! Nice father and son time too 🤗
I just learned something new today. This would explain why I don’t get a good yield on my plants. I’m going to try this on my peppers this year
All my husband does is play video games all day, and he is 55 🙄. Thank you for sharing your tips, now I know how to encourage my darn peppers to give me fruit. 😊
My goat broke out of his pen.....and ate the tops off of all my peppers. I saw your same advice in a video before this one....and now I’m less mad at the goat lol. Better yet, he deserves a treat tomorrow because apparently, he did me a favor!
I watched this video awhile back and I wanted to let you know I started pruning my plants and wow they are now sprouting new “nodes” or leaves like a miracle! So thank you both!!
One year I planted a half dozen Hungarian wax peppers in a small raised bed. Rabbits came in and chomped off the tops pretty close to the ground. I made chicken wire cylinders to provide protection. To my surprise, the plants responded by bushing out as described. Best crop of peppers I ever grew. Serendipity!
I like the way you are teaching your son, Sam, about gardening. He will never forget this. Earlier in the season, I watched another you tube about pruning peppers, I followed the instructions and my pepper plants are also bushing out instead of reaching for the sky.
What a good patient dad! Your son is learning so much from you!
I love how you include your son. Good dad. He is super cute. I think he steals the show, lol
Your video shows good and necessary practices. Most garden plants need pruning to be optimally productive, pruning increases production and saves space. Most home gardeners do not realize that growing plants does not stop with just putting the plant in the ground and watering. Keep up the good work and spread the word. By the way the growing center of a plant stem is known as the meristem
Sam is a great assistant. He anticipated the father's every move. Great kid. Great video.
Thank you for this video! I grew a sweet pepper plant and did not know to trim the shoot off. It grew tall and lanky. Many Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
I love your very observant helpful assistant. He's learning so much in the best way!!
Precious son and his dog! U will treasure this video for years to come! Great info. Tks!
snip, snip, snip, snip, and snip. I was staring at my pepper plants wondering about this very thing today. Thank you sir.
Little rain never hurt nobody
...good for u kiddo! 🤗
That lil kid is 40 at heart ❤️ lol 😂
Ain't nothing wrong with a lil rain
It really is amazing how pleasant children are that have been well parented.
So true. That young man is a cool little feller. Smart and so eager to help. Good kid. I love it that there are still some dads teaching this stuff to the young ones. They are our tomorrow.
Yes old soul he melted my heart his parents did a good job I had to come for the corgi
༺ཌRobད༻ W there is no such thing as a ” good/bad kid”. Good and bad parents though there are a plethora of on a global scale!
What you see in the video is a child who has been given lots of unconditional love and a healthy home environment!
Kory Pettiford nature boi
I pruned the top off my bell pepper and it grew new shoots on the sides literally overnight thankyou so much!
I wish I’d seen your advice earlier as my peppers are quite tall but they do have quite a lot of buds on them.
Your son seems very mature for his age and I just love the way the dog waddled around.
That’s awesome you got your kid as a sidekick helping you out at a young age while learning ! You 2 keeep up the coool father and son pair videos
You're an awesome father. That boy is lucky.
Oh thank you guys for the vid. I have never been impressed with growing peppers and now i get why! Going to prune ours tomorrow.
I did this last year after watching this video, and we had HEAPS of peppers! Had to come back and say thank you for the tip!
Thank you for sharing you are patient and love how you are teaching your son to be a gardener. So lucky you have RAIN!
Thanks for such clear and easy to follow advice on when to top pepper plants! I can count from four to eight leaves no problem, as opposed to however many nodes or whatever it is that I still can't figure out. I started three kinds of pepper plants this year thanks to your earlier videos on them, glad to know you are supporting us through their growth this season on your channel. :)
I will start doing this. Thanx for the video. I am the same way, A LITTLE RAIN NEVER HURT ANYBODY. You have a good son right there.
Thx for this vid, great together with your kid. Ill try that this year. Love from Germany🇩🇪🇺🇸
Samuel is a hoot! He always puts a smile on my face! 😆😆😆
Simple and practical. Straight to the point. No need for technical terms. Good job 👍
Your son is too precious, hope he’s doing well.
I really enjoyed this video, as well as watching the young man assist. He's helping and learning.
Very cool that your teaching your son to take care of the plants and let him join in with you...good Dad..
And now I'm off to prune 8 pepper plants! I don't have a hard time growing peppers but it doesn't hurt to want to encourage more! Thank you :)
Thank you!!!! This has been my exact experience with pepper plants - tall and leggy with few fruit. I'm excited this season now to try your pruning method! Thank you very much, Samuel, for working with your dad and helping to instruct us! You will go far, young man!
what I like is how YOU got your Son to get interested in Gardening. GOOD Job
I have had very good luck increasing my bell pepper harvest by pinching the stems. I pinch once I have 6-8 leaves and the plants get very sturdy and very full. Its amazing how soon they start to bloom after pinching. The stems become very thick and sturdy too. My best yield comes when I plant two bell pepper plants in a 5 gallon bucket as opposed to growing them in the ground. I have harvested as many as 15 nice sized peppers from one plant over the years depending on the warmth of the season.
I'm brand new to growing and after watching you and your grandson top off, I'm petty sure I'm confident that I can do it myself. Awesome video and Thanks..
Thank you, I had no idea when and how to do this. My Mom was always the gardener and now she has dementia and she can’t do anything anymore...so now I take care of her and this will be my first garden in many, many years.
You have a great soul. They took care of us growing up and now it's our turn. You are awesome for that👍🏼
Nice to see a kid with interest in the garden
You sir, are my pepper plant hero. Thanks from NC.
This was just what I needed, thank you so very much! Good wishes to you and your little helper buddy, say hello to him please. I hope he realizes how much what you are teaching I’m will help when he starts growing his own garden later on. 😉👍🏼😎
I knew it. My wife argued with me about pruning. I did it anyway and they were very productive.
Shekhar Moona pruning is scary for some folks. Always be kind to your plants when pruning and your wife when you discover that you were “right”. Been gardening since 2015 and been married since 1976, so I have some perspective. Happy peppers to you both.
Sometimes it's the wife that needs pruning
Much respect!!! I wish my pop was interested in the things I was into.Your Son has a really awesome Dad.Keep teaching him and he won’t need from someone else.Self Sufficient is the way to bring the little ones up,they start to enjoy work👍🏼
Man I love gardening...we are all gardening Gods :)
This is the most wholesome gardening video ever.
Education. Bonding. Cute lil corgi. Recording mishaps. Ugh my heart ❤️ Adorable
So nice of you. :-)
Yup. You do this with any bushy variety plants. From basil, to tomatoes, to roses. :)
What a nice boy . So much interest with the plants .
Nice video. I live outside of Bossier City, so I'm enjoying videos from a "local" with similar climate. This was terrific info. I never knew I needed to prune my peppers. So great getting Samuel involved too. Thanks! Love the corgi!
This video helped me so much. My peppers were getting extremely tall now they are getting so bushy and beautiful. Thank you so much
Thank goodness this video popped up on the previous video or I would have forgotten to top my pepper plants. I have just done this now and I am happy! I tried it the first time last year and I was delighted with the results. My chilli peppers had a very impressive crop last year. My only problem is that it is hard to grow peppers in Ireland, but I do my best with a polytunnel, using as much space as my tomatoes and cucumbers let me. :)
What a beautiful Father and Son Tandem..Nice video
Ahhhh Haaa! Now I know why I only get a few peppers.. Love that you showed the before and after.. Thank you young man! ( And I'm talking both of you.. Happy Gardening.
Very good video! I've actually never pruned my pepper plants and they have always been leggy with minimal fruit. I'll be applying this method to my gardening. Thanks!
I still trying to get my garden in. I have no help so I am trying to get it going as ill as I am. I may be ill but not dead and I want to see all my plants waiting to get in the garden grow for me. I had to water the ground real well because it was so hard and full of wide cracks I couldn't get a shovel down in it. The earth is heating up down under the ground and the sun is burning from above. Gonna be hard to grow food without a lot of care. May God bless all of you with what you need and share if you have plenty.
I’ve been using this trick since I learned it from you a few years ago. Excellent tip. Thanks again.
Thanks Sammy you and your Dad did great . I NEEDED that lesson
I think it's like the third or fourth time I've been to this video and every time it starts I can't get over how cute your son is 🙏👏💯. God bless him and the rest of your family.
I know the topic is about pruning but your corgi when he walk by was priceless
So glad I got to seeing this video as my pepper plants have just sprouted so I’m excited to prune when the time is right,thanks so much.
Did this w all my pepper plants 3 weeks ago. The growth is unbelievable. Thanks for this handy tip. Gonna be a busy harvest this year!
Love your Corgi! But, your son is just great! So polite and he wants to learn and help.
Excellent lesson! Very easy to follow for a newbie like me, and I love how you have before and after examples of what pruning can do for a pepper plant. Thank you very much for posting this : )
Great idea to keep our kids occupied and y to teach them how to garden organic food. Thanks for the video.
That cute little gardening dad & son! Im so inspired, planting too here in the Philippines. Thanks sirs!
Fabulous video and I love the fact that your son is learning this so early! Great inspiration for my kids 😊
You sir are a star! I am a newbie pepper grower and I learned a ton just now! Time to prune! I bought my habanero rather lanky do it's rather tall, but I will take off some from the top to produce more down under
I know this video is 4 yrs old but your son is beyond adorable in this video. He reminds me so much of my son at this age :D The age they realize their great sense of humor and find themselves funny lol. Also...the 42 second mark when your dog appears and strolls around the corner hahaha. But in all seriousness, this is the best video on pruning peppers! ALL my questions answered for me. Thank you!.
Thanks for the reminder. What I picked up from your video was the difference in production between poblanos and bells. Thanks
I love the video, and your loving interaction with your son.
Dang, wish I was here 3 years ago.
Thanks. I searched and searched and finaly found your video. This Is what i need for my Hatch chili plant. 😳😁😎😎
I never knew this! So glad I came across this video. I was wondering last year why I didn’t get any peppers, hardly. I just went out and pruned my peppers for this year!
This is also how we top cannabis plants to bush them out for more bud sights.
Hey, that was my comment to.lol. Peace.
Matanuska Valley. I lived in AK 81-84. Some of the Best Cannabis comes from M Valley.
@@charlesdobbs4570 Why that valley for such good Cannibis? Glacier and mineral runoff making the soil great ?? Thanks
I just love that voice little man
I love how Scott 100 trusts Sam to do right by the horticulture, and Sam is such a sensible young man.
I had a load of leggy, spindly, yellowish peppers and I just loaded 'm with some rotted straw & manure I had left over. They've since flourished! But I think I'll prune 'm too.
Pruned my pepper plants perfectly thanks to your video. I was even confident enough to explain the process to my apprehensive husband. Thank you so much! Looking forward to your other content.
Interesting. I've never pruned my peppers...And the kiddo did a great job!
Who's here after planting their end of the world gardens? 🖐🏻
Lightning Gazelle 😅
Me!
😂 been trying to do this for two years. Now I have the kick in the pants to start.
Good luck
Me 😁
Present
Grew up around gardening + farms + have gardened over 40yrs of life + never knew I could prune my peps. Thank you!
Well some people think this video is full of misinformation and error, but we like the results we get and the fruit is no different in flavor than fruit from un-pruned plants. So if it works for you too, great!
Scott Head All vodeos get good + bad views, but not all things work for all for various reasons, does not mean advice or info no good for all, I certainly will try, if it works for me, great, if not, at lest I tried, does not mean it no works for you or another. Good luck + God bless your garden and family.
Pruning like that always feels as if I am molesting the plant, but each and every time I am marveled by the new growth after a few days. It really is the best way to treat your pepper plants:) Great video!
I was so focused, and leaning forward, to inspect the plants, when the dog barked, and let me tell you, I jumped 😂Great video! It took me about 10-12 videos before I found exactly what I needed. Thanks so much!! Trying my first peppers, Early Flame Jalapeno Pepper. Hopefully it works out!
Thanks so much for this video!!!!! So helpful for those starting to grow peppers like me!
Had no idea, I will prune this year! Great your son has taken a interest in gardening. He will be able to eat all his life. Cute too.
Good video. I did this last year to a store bought Habanero seeding, and i have never had such an abundant yield. I was shocked...pleasantly
Ahhh! I am growing my first big garden this year and heard the opposite about tomatoes and plucking off lower limbs so I had done that on my peppers. I’ll keep an eye on them and do what you said. Thank you so much!
I didn’t do many only a couple so that’s a relief!
I'm from Vietnam. I'm growing my own peppers in city. This experience is awesome. Thank you so much!
Did I visit your Communist city?
I had watched this video before and topped my plants last year. This is the same as we do for basil. If not topped or just pinched it will grow woody and straight up, not good. We just took down our peppers to prepare the bed again. We had the most bell peppers off of nine plants. When we took down it had probably 30 small fruits. We still have one in a container that fruit are growing again. I had not grown before and thought they wouldn’t do anything but I think maybe I was wrong. I saw someone say they prune back and will produce again, just didn’t want to take the chance. Thank you for your knowledge.