Late Fruiting

[Ian S]

 
Photo as of last week, the plant has only started podding in the last few weeks, question is will I get mature pods? I do have heaters but no supplemental lighting 

 

[Sarg3]

This is in the house right?  Looks like enough sun to keep fruit growing imo.  The key imo for fruiting indoors has been humidity.  Too low or high and lots of drops. 

 

[Ian S]

This is in the Greenhouse and has started fruiting , I damp down each evening to aid fruiting, I'm wondering about mature pods as the day lengths are getting shorter and shorter

 

[Hybrid Mode 01]

     My guess is yes. They may not end up being very big, but I bet they'll hang in there. I've had OWs flower and produce ripe fruit in much less hospitable conditions.

 

[Ian S]

Well heres hoping as I have 5 plants that are well behind and only one that is producing
 

Photo taken this evening

 

[chilicheesebeard]

Nice looking plants, Ian

 

[Ian S]

Thanks buddy

 

[Hybrid Mode 01]

     Nice. I love the way chocolate pods look on healthy foliage. Are those bhuts?

 

[Ian S]

Naglah

 

[Shorerider]

I picked these https://db.tt/RKnedqXm Rocoto pods at the end of winter. Plants were in my garden the whole time through winter and some of the pods were huge.

https://db.tt/sA9aH8Iz

Obviously our winter is much different to most. Leave them be, you've got nothing to lose.



Cheers.........

 

[Ian S]

Thanks buddy!

 

[taboule]

+1 on the nice environment. They look so healthy and will do what they want to do.