Recent content by Raputin

I hope so, I'm way more confident for the season than I was 1 month ago. Out of my 54 plants, 21 have buds and 2 of them the first flower. I'm also experimenting something about under greenhouse and inside greenhouse with cayenne plants -> for now, those outside stopped growing but, I'll talk...

I don't know about ghost peppers, but getting rid of the old leaves can help the plant too.

From last picture, it looks like they are somehow trying to stay alive. No hardening is hard but plants can catch up with a bit of time and weather luck. I had to do that this year as well, all plants were looking pretty bad 1 month ago, no they start to look decent and I have good hope for the...

More than 2 weeks after, it looks like plants are starting to be ready in the greenhouse ! Some are still a bit "meh" but they should be fine.

Bienvenue ! I was living in Alsace till 1,5 month ago, I have now moved in les Hautes-Vosges. I always had good result with hot pepper plants in Elsass, so I bet it will be ok for you as well !

Time for a pepper update, they are catching up and looks much better now:

They are 30cm deep into the ground. Sun scald is very plausible at this point. They are making new growth that looks healthy. Thanks for your input ! I'm working on outside garden now, so for the following is sow: - parsnip - carots (all red, but 2 differents varieties) - bean - yellow zuchini...

Small update: I have been re-potting a lot of plants (among others stuff, like sowing carots/beans/pumpkin). I am not yet worried, but on some plants there is white spots, others are whitish (but that is because of a huge miss of sun and good temp during May) and some have curling leafs. I do...

It's a Crysland: https://www.serre-de-jardin-crysland.com/ but I don't think they do worldwide shipment. It's a bit expensive, but i was looking for something sturdy from the beginning as I can have heavy wind/rain and tons of snow in winter.

Sure Pepper_Merchant, 2 pics of tomatoes/cucumber that are in the greenhouse and one from the outside. It's a 12 square meters one, (3meters x 4 meters and 2,20meters high).

Hey people, New year, new topic for my glogs, I was thinking about starting glogs from the start but forget about it. Anyway, since my greenhouse is now settle and I have started to move plants inside, here is the first picture for 2021. In total there is 51 plants (most of them haven't been...

In french, but you can get the idea by just watching the video: https://www.la-maison-du-piment.com/post/comment-faire-germer-ses-graines-de-piments This method is what gave me the best germination rates much better than riot roots media for example.

Wilting leaves when the sun is too harsh is a nature protective mechanism for the plant. But as others said if it's too bad, you should either move them to shadow or use shadecloth.

This year, I have already started seedlings, just because I want early harvest for super hot next year. I will start some others superhot in late December and early January ... everything else I will start in February/March ... there is no real answers, in theory with grow light you can start...

Just harvested 10 cayennes