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Does it have many flowers?

@@gardeningandgrowing6357 yes, its had flowers since late May. I have pollinators cause all my other pepper plant are fruiting fine except my highest pepper

@@roym6980 Do the flowers just die and fall off?

@@gardeningandgrowing6357 yes and it keep producing flowers. I heard it takes longer for hotter peppers to fruit not sure how accurate that is tho

@@roym6980 Super hot peppers do take longer to fruit. Sounds like it’s growing well. Just give it more time.

Until water comes out of the drainage hole.

It’s worth it

Yep. I’ve done it.

You’re welcome!

You could but without the airflow more disease too.

Me neither! Really excited to try it

Me neither. I'm breaking my next one off and planting it, although it is quite late in the season

You’re welcome! It works

Thanks! I bet yours grow great.

Have you tried an organic liquid fish type fertilizer?

You’re welcome. Glad I could help!

Sorry

Why?

Coming from someone who grew on commercial farms, the watering at night gives the plant to absorb that water through the night and use it throughout next day or two. Watering in the morning or mid day makes the plant focus on more things than growing​@@gardeningandgrowing6357

Yeah. It’s the high temps

But won’t affect the plant

They can definitely uncurl. It depends I'm sure on the reason for curling. But plants can curl to try and create a little humid pocket for better transpiration and they'll uncurl once the conditions shift

Yeah sure

What kind of "chemicals"? 😂

@@BenitoFan760 Good question. My answer is nothing. Lol

​@@gardeningandgrowing6357i will say while I won't jump into "the gov is poisoning our crops!" I did notice one year that my peppers were especially weird in terms of leaf mutations. Everything I researched pointed toward a certain type of weed killer I think. Maybe a pest control., can't remember. But in any case I realized the crop you'd use that synthetic crud on, there were acres and acres around me, and it can carry in the wind for miles. Never tested them at a lab to "prove" it, but it was wild and only seemed to be the peppers and some tomatoes. Same exact soil and same as the years prior and only those couple types of plants affected so it seems like it was external.

​@@BenitoFan760Here in Pennsylvania the state will openly tell you that the spray the abc chemicals especially heavy in creeks and water ways

You would have to reapply after it rains. Cayenne pepper you can apply as much as you want.

Peppers don’t really need a pollinator. They self pollinate like a tomato. The wind and breeze should be fine. You can try shaking them too.

I’d say about a week should be good.

If you prune too many at once van it cause ur plant to wilt?

It could stress plant. Could wilt. Can damage plant long term.

Thanks!

The onion one is hollow. A garlic scale isn’t.

It’s so tasty.

To break them off?

You can use them like you use garlic. Garlic scape pesto is very nice.

They aren’t hollow on the inside. They taste like garlic and not onions. They are very tasty!

@gardeningandgrowing6357 oh awesome, thanks for much for telling me! I've only ever heard of them and this was my first time even seeing them!

YW

Thanks.

Thanks. I’ll have to put that pepper on my list!

It is. I did research. It’s safe. It’s treated with copper now.

Nothing special. I just fertilized it. It basically grew that way.

It’s really not because it’s organic. I also done have to fertilize for awhile.

You’re welcome. And thank you!

Pot gets lighter. But it would be pretty difficult to overwater.

Thanks! Glad you like it.

No probs

You’re welcome

Either one. They all need fertilizer

Will do!

Thank you! I appreciate it!

No. There are 3 holes in the bottom of each piece.

$12.99 by me

Nice! What do you do with them?

It’s way better than the dollar store one.

I did when remembered too. But all sides got a decent amount of sun. Depends what you are growing in the tower too. Some plants need more sun.

I’ve never had to spray it. Insects have never been a problem

@@gardeningandgrowing6357 oh wow how lucky! How do you achieve that? I have 2 peach trees and this year is its 3rd) year. This is the first time they are full of baby peaches. I'm in zone 8a , South Carolina and yesterday I went to look at them and saw several of them with a tiny tiny hole. It had a clear zap coming out of the hole. Only 30% of the peaches are affected. I looked it up and it's a moth that puts the eggs inside the peaches. I've been looking on youtube too see if it's possible to have organic peaches as everyone says you have to spray otherwise they get these pests.

They haven’t reached my zone yet? I d never heard of them until you mentioned them.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks!

I think this was like 5 years.

Awesome!

Thanks! It’s a great tree. You won’t be disappointed

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