Bagging Blossoms

[poypoyking]

When saving seeds from peppers I like to bag my blossoms. I don't have the space to really isolate a plant well. Lipton came out with a new product that is perfect. They now have "pyramid" tea bags. You cut one corner off, then use the tea string attached to other corner to tie it off. You get 18 blossom baggers for around $2.50.

http://www.liptontea.com/product/category/141439/lipton-herbal-teas

 

[SadisticPeppers]

Very cool! I may just use these for when I plant my peppers outside after moving

 

[Chaotianjiao]

Ingenious idea!

 

[CBarkley]

Love the idea! Definitely going to use this. Thank you for sharing your ingenuity!

 

[SadisticPeppers]

And the best part is, these tea bags are big enough to give the pepper plenty of room to grow initially.

 

[pshngo]

these work well too
http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-3X4-Organza-Gift-Bag-Jewelry-Pouch-Wedding-Favor-NEW-Free-Shipping-/400414930348?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&var=670066657174&hash=item5d3a96f5ac

 

[poypoyking]

That is a much better price than I can get those locally pshngo, thank you.

 

[SadisticPeppers]

[font=comic sans ms']these work well too[/font]
http://www.ebay.com/...=item5d3a96f5ac

You knoiw, those might work too, especially getting different bag colors to differentiate breeds from one another...

 

[pshngo]

you can write on the bag with a sharpie and it hardly washes off it you water hard

 

[zantrax]

Those bags are genius, 100 for $8.50 /w free shipping, sweet!

 

[Tim in Tucson]

Those bags are genius, 100 for $8.50 /w free shipping, sweet!

Do you have a link? I'm interested!

 

[poypoyking]

The link is in post #6.