One of my hybrids went into the ground last October and it's just incredible the growth and production. The recent "too late to top" post caused this post without hijacking his. I'm topping and pruning this plant every other week and use a step ladder or climb onto the roof to do so. I gave up on trying to keep up with picking pods and now letting them ripen and drop. I'm keeping it cut to 10' but its just bushing out like nuts. Its sibling started in March is to the right and now touching the roof also. Both plants are well staked and tied up. The several little ones below are a scotch bonnet, 3 yr old jalapeno and a few Serrano's. Also eggplant and various other garden foods. The challenge is keeping it from getting out of hand and I think I've lost. It's still loaded with pods and flowering again.
My last post drew critics calling BS that I can get 4 generation in a year and thats cool because they don't plant here. No reason to entertain their BS. F9 on that strain is now above ground and I expect a pod in 3 months.
My last post drew critics calling BS that I can get 4 generation in a year and thats cool because they don't plant here. No reason to entertain their BS. F9 on that strain is now above ground and I expect a pod in 3 months.
