Autumn is close and I've just repotted my plants ( naga morich) .living in Queensland its starting to cool down a lot at night . Was repottng them now a good thing and any info on what to do on from here to winter.any info would help first winter growing chillies so I need some help. Thanks . Plants are 50 cm high doing well. Especially after my dog attacking them.
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They might be fine where they are, but if you can move them to a northern-facing area that gets a bit of sun it will help. Depends where in Qld you are, closer to the top-end, less need to worry.
If you have space, a greenhouse could be an idea, soft ones can be found online for $70. I'm in Sydney and just moved all mine into soft greenhouses. And it is a bit colder here at the moment.
If you have space, a greenhouse could be an idea, soft ones can be found online for $70. I'm in Sydney and just moved all mine into soft greenhouses. And it is a bit colder here at the moment.
Mate, I've been pondering the same thing!
As some of my plants are still producing, I'm gonna let them keep growing for now and see what happens. Once it starts to get really cold, I'm gonna prune most of 'em right back (so they hopefully explode with grow come spring) but let a few continue to grow over winter just to see what happens. I'm led to believe that up here in QLD, we should be right to pretty much grow all year round.
As some of my plants are still producing, I'm gonna let them keep growing for now and see what happens. Once it starts to get really cold, I'm gonna prune most of 'em right back (so they hopefully explode with grow come spring) but let a few continue to grow over winter just to see what happens. I'm led to believe that up here in QLD, we should be right to pretty much grow all year round.
ive recently done the same... all my habanero plants have taken off and are still producing pods.... im in ballina on the nsw north coast and im noticing that there is not much change in temp here yet... im hoping to prune back and sit them in a soft greenhouse over winter... but i get the feeling they are all going to just keep fruiting as there are still many pods and flowers coming up!!