All your videos are great but this one is probably the best so far. I love your concept - start with the seed and follow it’s journey all the way to harvest. No need for words, just the necessary information about the soil mix and fertilizer. The best things are very simple but thoughtfully made. By the way, what fertilizer do you use? It looks like a slow release type.
So glad that you love my videos. Yes, the fertilizer is organic slow release one. I have few of them listed on my amazon page. Thank you so much for your comment!
I can appreciate the dedication that comes with removing each individual seedling and putting them in their own cells. I'm also of the belief that if you sow them in the cells to start with, the skipping of this step is valuable time saved.
I prefer sowing in a tray because I can choose the strongest/healthiest seedlings to prick out, and also pricking out gives me the opportunity to add fertile soil to the seed mix to make it rich for seedling growth. There are many ways of gardening and you may definitely start in plugs too. I hope this helps and thanks for visiting.
Always love watching one of your videos!! I learn so much for them!!! How do you keep your peppers pssst free!! I know healthy plants is a big part!! Thank you for sharing!!!❤
So glad that you love watching my video. For pestd, I always try to prevent the damage than cure them. So I check my plants regularly, specially both side of the leaves, and if I see any signs of pests, I either spray neem oil mix or Spinosad mix (both are organic). Mix 1oz of 100% cold pressed neem oil + 1 tsp of dish soap in 1 gallon of room temp. water and spray thoroughly covering entire plant including both sides of the leaves. You can check my amazon page for few products I use for pest control www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3dd9a3b6 . I hope this helps and thank you so much for your comment!
Lovely tutorial, showing all steps from start to final product. Thank you very much for sharing. Your peppers look so nice & healthy. Enjoy the harvest.
Good video. I liked seeing the time frame for each step along the way. I'm growing these Sweet Peppers this year, 1st time. Although I'm late in getting them started, I'm excited to see how they do here in north Texas.
Sounds exciting. Peppers prefer hot weather so I think you still have time to grow them (my peppers have survived temperature up to 110F, just use some shade if too hot). Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!
Another awesome video friendI have a few questions (as always LOL)...... what was that you put in the bottom of your clay pots? And why? Your Sweet Peppers harvest was AMAZING! Now that is what I call an "Abundant Blessing" Thank you for sharing your "start-to-finish" planting projects. Now I am super excited to plant my Sweet Peppers and I will follow your instructions. Be Blessed and Keep on Growing Delicious Veggies!
Hello Ms J👋. Hope all is well with you and Sophie. That is just a piece of rock I put in the bottom of the pot. Clay pots usually have one big hole for drainage and if not covered, the soil will wash out when watering, so I partially cover the hole with a piece of rock to keep the soil in pots. So glad you liked the video. It is always nice to hear from you and may God bless you too🙏
There are few places you can purchase them online. Try Willhite Seed www.willhiteseed.com/0276 , Seed N Such seedsnsuch.com/products/pretty-n-sweet-hybrid , or Park seed parkseed.com/pretty-n-sweet-hybrid-ornamental-pepper-seeds/p/52660-PK-P1/ . Hope this helps. Thanks for visiting.
When you are staring your seeds indoors, are you using a grow light? I am very new at this and am just wondering what to do when starting seeds. Thank you so much
I usually don't use grow lights, I keep my seed trays in a shed like room in my backyard until the seedlings sprout. As soon as they pop out, I move them outside in indirect sunlight (under a patio umbrella), or 3-4 hours of direct early morning sunlight. If you have a bright window sill with 3-4 hour of sunlight, I'd say it works much better than grow lights. But if grow lights are the only option, make sure you have plenty of them (choose ones with +4000k daylight) so plants get what they need. Hope this helps and thank you for getting in touch.
I love your growing videos. But please may I know the components of the soil or the growing medium you use. What are those white substances in the soil?
So glad you love my videos. I always include the mix components in the video. For this video check video at 4:12 . The white particles are "perlite" which is used for drainage. You can also use vermiculite or grit instead of perlite. Hope this helps and thank you very much for your comment!
Peppers are perennial and will grow next year after overwintering. You can check my video here on how I overwinter peppers to next years th-cam.com/video/BlPVDkAogJ4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=418qlLX2O9hXiRFx . The method works for all type of peppers. Thank you for visiting!
I have listed clippers I use on my amazon page here www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3dd9a3b6/list/1DV0D2DY178MS?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d . Thank you.
Hi. I prefer to start in seed tray and prick out the healthiest seedlings. But you definitely can start directly in plugs too. You can check my other video on peppers where I started in plugs here th-cam.com/video/I2C3rIdh_BE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kYOr6jhJSaB6pGNS . Happy gardening and thank you for your visiting!
Hi, I wonder, how long does it take pepper to ripen cause I've been growing chilli pepper since August and it has been bearing fruits but the problem is I see no sign of them turning red? 🤔😌
Hi. It depends on the variety and also the growing condition. Usually pepper get to maturity faster in sunny/hot weathers. Happy growing and thank you for visiting!
From sowing to pricking out no fertilizer is used. The compost mixed with the seed mix at the time of pricking out will feed the seedlings. But if you are sowing directly in plugs, you can feed them with liquid fertilizers. For details check my video here: th-cam.com/video/AIeiB31yEJw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=y3e4ARox5cVJSqF3&t=203 . Thank you for visiting.
Just keep the soil moist. Wait until top soil is dry and then water. Maybe every 2-3 days if weather is on the cool side. Thanks for visiting and happy growing.
I got them from a local store but you can purchase them online. Try Willhite Seed www.willhiteseed.com/0276 , Seed N Such seedsnsuch.com/products/pretty-n-sweet-hybrid , or Park seed parkseed.com/pretty-n-sweet-hybrid-ornamental-pepper-seeds/p/52660-PK-P1/ . Hope this helps. Thanks for visiting.
All your videos are great but this one is probably the best so far. I love your concept - start with the seed and follow it’s journey all the way to harvest. No need for words, just the necessary information about the soil mix and fertilizer. The best things are very simple but thoughtfully made. By the way, what fertilizer do you use? It looks like a slow release type.
So glad that you love my videos. Yes, the fertilizer is organic slow release one. I have few of them listed on my amazon page. Thank you so much for your comment!
I can appreciate the dedication that comes with removing each individual seedling and putting them in their own cells. I'm also of the belief that if you sow them in the cells to start with, the skipping of this step is valuable time saved.
I prefer sowing in a tray because I can choose the strongest/healthiest seedlings to prick out, and also pricking out gives me the opportunity to add fertile soil to the seed mix to make it rich for seedling growth. There are many ways of gardening and you may definitely start in plugs too. I hope this helps and thanks for visiting.
Thank you for such a great job, brother
Thank you very much for your comment!
Always love watching one of your videos!! I learn so much for them!!! How do you keep your peppers pssst free!! I know healthy plants is a big part!! Thank you for sharing!!!❤
So glad that you love watching my video. For pestd, I always try to prevent the damage than cure them. So I check my plants regularly, specially both side of the leaves, and if I see any signs of pests, I either spray neem oil mix or Spinosad mix (both are organic). Mix 1oz of 100% cold pressed neem oil + 1 tsp of dish soap in 1 gallon of room temp. water and spray thoroughly covering entire plant including both sides of the leaves. You can check my amazon page for few products I use for pest control www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3dd9a3b6 . I hope this helps and thank you so much for your comment!
@@TowardGarden thank you so much! Definitely will take a look!!!
Such wonderful peppers! Wishing you a happy 2023 and happy gardening!
Thank you! You too!
Beautiful plants. I'm so excited to try these this year. Thank you for the video
Truly beautiful and productive plants. And they taste great too. Well worth trying. Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment.
Hello Alicia
Beautiful from seed to harvest! It is a joy following your channel. Thank you for sharing!💕
Delighted to hear it. Thank you so much for your support and comments!😊🙌
Wow those are same peppers I have in my garden and now it's winter it's still flowering and blooming
Wonderful. Yes, if you have mild winters, they will keep producing even in winters. Thank you for sharing!
Love all of your videos, the music, the written explanation, the timelines... super. Thanks!
So delighted that you love my videos. Thank you so much for your comment!😊
Thank you so much for your amazing videos. I started my first set of seedlings yesterday. Thank you for the inspiration- gratitude 🙏🏽
Wonderful! Happy growing and thank you very much for your comment!😊
Love these videos 👍🏻
So delighted that you love my videos. Thank you so much!😊
Yeah peppers 😊
More peppers to come...😄🌶Thank you so much!
Lovely tutorial, showing all steps from start to final product. Thank you very much for sharing. Your peppers look so nice & healthy. Enjoy the harvest.
So glad you like it. Thank you very much for your comment!😊
Beautiful plants
Indeed. Thank you so much for the comment!
Good video. I liked seeing the time frame for each step along the way. I'm growing these Sweet Peppers this year, 1st time. Although I'm late in getting them started, I'm excited to see how they do here in north Texas.
Sounds exciting. Peppers prefer hot weather so I think you still have time to grow them (my peppers have survived temperature up to 110F, just use some shade if too hot). Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!
You videos are so to the point...absolutely brilliant...golly gosh!😊
Love to see your comment! Thank you so much for your support! 😊
Another awesome video friendI have a few questions (as always LOL)...... what was that you put in the bottom of your clay pots? And why? Your Sweet Peppers harvest was AMAZING! Now that is what I call an "Abundant Blessing" Thank you for sharing your "start-to-finish" planting projects. Now I am super excited to plant my Sweet Peppers and I will follow your instructions. Be Blessed and Keep on Growing Delicious Veggies!
Hello Ms J👋. Hope all is well with you and Sophie. That is just a piece of rock I put in the bottom of the pot. Clay pots usually have one big hole for drainage and if not covered, the soil will wash out when watering, so I partially cover the hole with a piece of rock to keep the soil in pots. So glad you liked the video. It is always nice to hear from you and may God bless you too🙏
@@TowardGarden Oh Ok that makes total sense. Sophie and I are just fine thanks for asking😁
❤😊❤ Beautiful sharing😊😊
Thank you so much for your comment!😊
Thanks for such details!
Glad you liked it. Thank you very much for your comment!
thanku so much for this video. very informative.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you very much for your comment!😊
Good video and thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for your comment!
Where did you get the seeds from? I searched Google and only found them on ebay for $20 even the ferry Morse website didn’t have them. Thanks
There are few places you can purchase them online. Try Willhite Seed www.willhiteseed.com/0276 , Seed N Such seedsnsuch.com/products/pretty-n-sweet-hybrid , or Park seed parkseed.com/pretty-n-sweet-hybrid-ornamental-pepper-seeds/p/52660-PK-P1/ . Hope this helps. Thanks for visiting.
new friend here watching from usa
Welcome aboard and thank you so much for your support!
Very good video. Thank you for the info
Glad to hear it. Thank you so much!
When you are staring your seeds indoors, are you using a grow light? I am very new at this and am just wondering what to do when starting seeds. Thank you so much
I usually don't use grow lights, I keep my seed trays in a shed like room in my backyard until the seedlings sprout. As soon as they pop out, I move them outside in indirect sunlight (under a patio umbrella), or 3-4 hours of direct early morning sunlight. If you have a bright window sill with 3-4 hour of sunlight, I'd say it works much better than grow lights. But if grow lights are the only option, make sure you have plenty of them (choose ones with +4000k daylight) so plants get what they need. Hope this helps and thank you for getting in touch.
I love your growing videos. But please may I know the components of the soil or the growing medium you use.
What are those white substances in the soil?
So glad you love my videos. I always include the mix components in the video. For this video check video at 4:12 . The white particles are "perlite" which is used for drainage. You can also use vermiculite or grit instead of perlite. Hope this helps and thank you very much for your comment!
Beautiful
Thank you very much!
Do you have to continue to grow new plants after harvesting or does it continue to grow?
Peppers are perennial and will grow next year after overwintering. You can check my video here on how I overwinter peppers to next years th-cam.com/video/BlPVDkAogJ4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=418qlLX2O9hXiRFx . The method works for all type of peppers. Thank you for visiting!
Do you have a favorite clippers for harvesting
I have listed clippers I use on my amazon page here www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3dd9a3b6/list/1DV0D2DY178MS?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d . Thank you.
I was wondering why not start the seeds in the pots instead of the seed tray's???
Hi. I prefer to start in seed tray and prick out the healthiest seedlings. But you definitely can start directly in plugs too. You can check my other video on peppers where I started in plugs here th-cam.com/video/I2C3rIdh_BE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kYOr6jhJSaB6pGNS . Happy gardening and thank you for your visiting!
Hi, I wonder, how long does it take pepper to ripen cause I've been growing chilli pepper since August and it has been bearing fruits but the problem is I see no sign of them turning red? 🤔😌
Hi. It depends on the variety and also the growing condition. Usually pepper get to maturity faster in sunny/hot weathers. Happy growing and thank you for visiting!
No fertilizer in those 2 first steps before the transplanting.?
From sowing to pricking out no fertilizer is used. The compost mixed with the seed mix at the time of pricking out will feed the seedlings. But if you are sowing directly in plugs, you can feed them with liquid fertilizers. For details check my video here: th-cam.com/video/AIeiB31yEJw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=y3e4ARox5cVJSqF3&t=203 . Thank you for visiting.
Still have mine in solo cups…when do I water again & how often
Just keep the soil moist. Wait until top soil is dry and then water. Maybe every 2-3 days if weather is on the cool side. Thanks for visiting and happy growing.
How many days does it take for chili to germinate?
It can take 10 to 20 days depending on the temperature/weather. Thanks for visiting.
Do you put saucers under clay pots
I do not. If you want to use saucers, make sure they are empty of drained water so the pot doesn't sit in water. Thank you for visiting!
Where do you get your seeds
I got them from a local store but you can purchase them online. Try Willhite Seed www.willhiteseed.com/0276 , Seed N Such seedsnsuch.com/products/pretty-n-sweet-hybrid , or Park seed parkseed.com/pretty-n-sweet-hybrid-ornamental-pepper-seeds/p/52660-PK-P1/ . Hope this helps. Thanks for visiting.
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Hope you can find them online. Thank you for visiting.
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