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Razor Back, we seem to have baffled the experts. Nobody has come back with a definitive answer. Here’s my best guess. As all plants put energy into the "Fruit” I’ve picked off all but two of the buds/flowers, in the hope the plant grows to produce more peppers.

I have two plants each 12 inches tall. Both have two or three "sets" (about the size of a marble) with a lot more buds and flowers. Should I remove all the buds and flowers? Should I remove the "sets" as well? The plant does seem to have stopped growing. Should I be feeding the plants now?

Came across this recipe on the net. Suppose you could use any pepper? Using fresh TAM Mild Jalapeno peppers, blanch peppers for 3 minutes in boiling water. To prevent collapsing, puncture each pepper. Add the following ingredients to a pint jar packed with the blanched peppers before cooling...

Hello Kate, Yes I got your text. When I'm not working I turn my phone off so I only read text this morning. If you let one side shoot from the Tomato plants grow to around six inches, snap (not cut) it off then repot in compost. In a couple of weeks it will have a good root system then pot on...

Hello, are you getting my pm's or emails? Seems to be a problem for me sending?

Tx for advise and links.

Take a 6" side shoot from a tomato, transplant it,two weeks later you have a healthy tomato plant. Success rate 90%. You have a mature plant within two weeks. Can you take cuttings from a pepper? If so, how.

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Hello from UK. I'm growing Dorset Naga this year. Supposed to be the hottest pepper.

I'm thinking of getting this one. What do you guys think? http://www.morphyrichards.co.uk/ProductDetail.aspx?Product=48248

Anyone used a bread maker? Thinking of buying one.

Thanks for your welcome. I'm not going to bombard you with PM's but as you live in Kent can you tell me if you grow peppers in your garden? Thanks for your time.

WoW! What a welcome. Thanks. By the way I don't eat hot peppers. But I do like to watch others eating them.;)

Hi all! I was given a sweet pepper plant last year as a "tip" from a customer. I would have prefered cash but, haho. As I'd never grown peppers befor I just put it in the greenhouse and looked after it. It grew to about 18" tall (bushy) and had around 20 very small peppers. A while later we...