Hi all,
My friend, Dominica, of http://www.growhotpeppers.com just published her new e-book "Grow Your Own Jalapenos and Super Hot Peppers in Containers" and I'm helping her promote it.
She covers everything a beginner needs to know about growing chillies in containers, including germinating seeds, harvesting peppers, potting up, dealing with insects and disease, pH issues in soil, overwintering chili plants and saving pepper seeds. There's definitely a lot more topics than the ones I just listed.
Her e-book is broken up into three sections: Raising Hot Peppers, Chile Plant Hospital and The Hot Pepper Report. The report describes different types of Jalapenos and super hot peppers available to date, and she gives a nice description for each variety. Each section has lots of pictures and explains in detail, step-by-step, how to perform the processes she describes.
Dominica had a few wonderful reviewers from this thread that gave her feedback, which she incorporated into the book. I've been using her document and have found it to be extremely useful because she explains a lot of lesser-known processes, such as germination and watering techniques, and also goes into details about procedures that other websites and gardening books gloss over.
You can read about the e-book here:
http://www.growhotpe...tainers-e-book/
Thanks for checking it out!
My friend, Dominica, of http://www.growhotpeppers.com just published her new e-book "Grow Your Own Jalapenos and Super Hot Peppers in Containers" and I'm helping her promote it.
She covers everything a beginner needs to know about growing chillies in containers, including germinating seeds, harvesting peppers, potting up, dealing with insects and disease, pH issues in soil, overwintering chili plants and saving pepper seeds. There's definitely a lot more topics than the ones I just listed.
Her e-book is broken up into three sections: Raising Hot Peppers, Chile Plant Hospital and The Hot Pepper Report. The report describes different types of Jalapenos and super hot peppers available to date, and she gives a nice description for each variety. Each section has lots of pictures and explains in detail, step-by-step, how to perform the processes she describes.
Dominica had a few wonderful reviewers from this thread that gave her feedback, which she incorporated into the book. I've been using her document and have found it to be extremely useful because she explains a lot of lesser-known processes, such as germination and watering techniques, and also goes into details about procedures that other websites and gardening books gloss over.
You can read about the e-book here:
http://www.growhotpe...tainers-e-book/
Thanks for checking it out!
