tori May 14, 2008 #1 If a plant was grown in a polytunnel that could maintain the correct growing conditions all year round, would the plant fruit all year round? or does a chilli plant have a dormant phase where it stops producing fruit for a while?
If a plant was grown in a polytunnel that could maintain the correct growing conditions all year round, would the plant fruit all year round? or does a chilli plant have a dormant phase where it stops producing fruit for a while?
cheezydemon May 14, 2008 #2 I believe it would fruit year round. My overwintered peppers have definitely flowered in the middle of winter. My understanding is that a plant will not live for more than 3 or 4 years.
I believe it would fruit year round. My overwintered peppers have definitely flowered in the middle of winter. My understanding is that a plant will not live for more than 3 or 4 years.
talas May 14, 2008 #3 was wondering the same thing myself tori as im getting a polytunnel next year..cheers chezzy
imaguitargod May 14, 2008 #4 It'll produce as long as conditions are right and does not need a dorrmancy period. I think Willard has a plant that's 9 years old.
It'll produce as long as conditions are right and does not need a dorrmancy period. I think Willard has a plant that's 9 years old.
POTAWIE May 14, 2008 #5 Ya, plants will grow indefinitely, and will fruit and grow as long as the conditions are right as IGGy said
Ya, plants will grow indefinitely, and will fruit and grow as long as the conditions are right as IGGy said
W wordwiz May 14, 2008 #6 imaguitargod said: It'll produce as long as conditions are right and does not need a dorrmancy period. I think Willard has a plant that's 9 years old. Click to expand... Iggy, He got his money's worth from that seed! Mike
imaguitargod said: It'll produce as long as conditions are right and does not need a dorrmancy period. I think Willard has a plant that's 9 years old. Click to expand... Iggy, He got his money's worth from that seed! Mike