How many peppers are you getting per plant. I've only gotten about 10-20 peppers for 16 plants(although 7 died while I was away). From what I've seen on this forum, most people has clusters of peppers. Granted, I haven't been manually pollinating them. (Ebb and Flow Hydro)
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ÂKevinThePepperhead said:
You can't.... Or I should say, members can't delete posts. This has been noted many times when double posts inadvertently appear and the originator posts that inability.
Oh. Is there an admin who can delete it then?The_NorthEast_ChileMan said:
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As far as I know only the Administrator, The Hot Pepper, can delete posts. Use the envelope icon at the top of page to send a PM (Private Message) to him.
Red scotch bonnet, numex big jim, fatalliSwinglish said:
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The more I read some glogs, pollination is probably the issue.
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ÂKevinThePepperhead said:
Can you elaborate?
I have a bunch of flowers, but I never polllinated them. If i had manually pollinated all of my flowers, i would have that 50-100 per plant figureThe_NorthEast_ChileMan said:
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My healthy reaper with tons of flowers was not setting fruit, an old time farmer/neighbor told me here in humid sFL during the very humid rainy months, pollen clumps from the extreme humidity and does not transfer well from the stamen. Not sure if thats true or not, but sounded right coming out of this old time farmer.willard3 said:
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 Very frustrating to see so many flowers drop with not a single fruit set for months on this big lush green reaper. While my other Chinense are loaded with fruit... go figure...
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See below pic... Might want to go back to basic grow techniques, something sounds very wrong...KevinThePepperhead said:
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I concur...
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 Just counted 57 pods on the BT Scorpion and a few less on the Fatalii next to it. Thats only the first batch/harvest for these plants.
 The red savina must have at least the same on it and has given me many hundreds of pods in the last year.. The little peter plant in the middle only has 8 or 9 pods and refuses to grow big, but it has always been the slow growing runt from day 1 for some unknown reason..Â
 The triple Early Jalapeno has given me over 1000 hot real tasty pods in the last 11 months. my old reaper has also produced hundreds of pods in the last year and must have 30 pods now.
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And these are smaller container plants in 3 gal plastic or mostly now #5 fabric pots. Imagine in ground they'd triple size/production.
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Then my baccatums rack has hundreds of pods on aji limo, SRP, etc... Can't even count how many my Apache has produced,, must be over 1000.
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Most pepper plants are prolific producers when conditions are right. Ever hear that rhythm, Peter picked a peck of peppers. I believe thats 2 gallons per peck iirr... lol
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There are so many things that can cause that. Often times it's a climate problem, just like many of us if it's too hot they don't wanna work.
The biggest problem with this forum is most of these guys are way too good at growing peppers. While my plants look good to me they don't compare to most of the glogs. The good thing I've noticed is most will help you improve ( unless you enter the growdown)
The biggest problem with this forum is most of these guys are way too good at growing peppers. While my plants look good to me they don't compare to most of the glogs. The good thing I've noticed is most will help you improve ( unless you enter the growdown)