seeds Haven't even started my seeds yet

[Proud Marine Dad]

I am way behind for the Super Hots since it is almost April.
If I plant seeds tomorrow in the propagator it will be August until I see ripe fruit.

 

[romy6]

You live in san fran you will be fine.

 

[SadisticPeppers]

I made the decision to hold off on starting any new seeds until I move into my parental's house. Reason being, it's a lot easier to transport seeds than plants I do have a couple of those Butch T's in a can from ThinkGeek that I'm experimenting with right now, and I already got two seeds to pop

 

[millworkman]

I still have more than half of my plants to start still. Its never too late.

 

[HwyBill]

I live in Zone 5b, not sure which one San Francisco is.

I do my initial planting over the NYE holiday; however, I permit myself to keep planting up through the end of March... which means... this is my final weekend to sow whatever it is I want that I haven't got to pop yet!

 

[Burning Colon]

i think you are good to go, if you lived in zone3 like me and summer starts july 1 and ends sept 1, then you would be in real ca'ca, but you get your stuff growing now and get it out doors and you will be good to go(or grow).

good luck champ.

 

[Proud Marine Dad]

Thanks everyone. It's not that they won't have time to grow, they will just be later than last year when I planted the seeds in February.

 

[spicy_echo]

"wont have pods till august"...... lucky sob we don't see any type of fruit/flowering july-september!

 

[Proud Marine Dad]

"wont have pods till august"...... lucky sob we don't see any type of fruit/flowering july-september!

Well that's because it's like 175 degrees in TX in the summer.

 

[Tame The Scovies]

I had some bad germ rates. I am just going to keep planting until i get it right. I am going to keep some of my best plants inside during the winter. So.. even if you have late fruit. You can keep your best ones inside.

 

[Proud Marine Dad]

I kept my plants from last season on the patio with a roof over them but I don't think they made it. It was a fairly cold winter.

 

[geeme]

Define "fairly cold".... If it got consistently below 30F for a period, they're probably gonners. But they might also just be dormant, otherwise. If you kept them watered, there's at least a remote chance they might come back as it warms up.

 

[Proud Marine Dad]

Geeme, the coldest nights here were about 34-35 degrees with the average probably around 38.
I didn't water them much all winter and the stems are brownish so I think they are gone. I could be wrong though.