Let me help you get a bumper pepper crop
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- I'm going to share my pepper growing tips with you to help make this year, the best year for your pepper harvests.
Let me tell you about all the little things I do to get my huge pepper yields in my garden in Scotland.
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There's a t-shirt slogan right there ... "What? You dont have an espresso machine in your greenhouse? Time to get a better greenhouse!" 😂😂😂
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Too far to drive to the allotment greenhouse 😂😂😂😂 for my 2 morning espresso.
My eyes don’t open till after my first one 😂😂
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I know that feeling
Thank you big time, Eli, for your excellent pepper growing tips! I'm a novice at growing peppers. I'm excited that my King of the North and Chinese Giant sweet peppers have germinated! Whoop Whoop! 🙌🏻 I only have an electric tea kettle in my greenhouse...jealous of your espresso machine.😁
Hey a kettle on hand is a good thing in my books
Brilliant, ..you are so good at explaining things in a simple way...thank you so much, love watching your videos 😊
Glad to have you with us Lynne
Such a pleasure to watch always
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Why have you more sun in Scotland? And a coffee machine in the greenhouse. Its not right! 🤣
So much more sun? Where? Who’s hiding it???
Half of my peppers germinated in 3 days and the other half did nothing in almost a month so re-sowed. Potted up the first lot and we’ll see what happens with the rest- hope they end up looking as good as yours!
fingers crossed for your other half :D
I love to grow peppers and do find them a bit fussy. I rely on a water/ph meter for ALL of my plants. That way I don't ever over water. And I do pinch the first flowers but not the terminal bud.
Wow sis very nice plants❤👍💯
Why thank you
Really well done. A great overview of Peppers. Personally, I grow Sweet Bell Pepper, with only a couple of Spicier (Lemon Aji which most consider "medium"but I consider PAINFULLY HOT. I grow them for my daughters and the Mrs. I loved the tips on MORE about growing the peppers, after the seedlings stage.
I’m the same Greg, I don’t grow any chillies, just sweet peppers too.
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You know now that I’ll have to ask my wife if I can put a coffee machine in the greenhouse. I hope you know that I’ll need your help getting permission to do so. 😂😂😂. On a serious note. Thank you for the video.
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Good luck with that one
Another fantastic, well organized and informative video. Thank you for saving me a lot of research. I love how you use different points of views without disregarding other gardeners wisdom!
Glad it was helpful Lisa!😀
Great timing! I planted snacking peppers and the King of the North on Feb. 11, now sprouting Feb. 25th.
Wooohooooo
OMG ❤. You are genius!!!
I tried everything to grow in my greenhouse over the years.
Now I know what is missing. COFFEE MAKER!!!❤
There you go!!!! 😂😂😂
I have a nespresso machine for my greenhouse!! Not as posh as yours 😆
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What a thoroughly enjoyable video. I'm going to pass this along to my viewers. My year has started so late I'll only be able to do a few solid instructional vids like this and you explained everything so very succinctly.
Oh no…. Is it really late for you?
I can still get peppers going in March and done 😢
@@eliandkate It's not too late to start the peppers, but it is far too late for me to prepare to sell starts and make full videos about growing them from the beginning. I wasn't back in the area until just a few weeks ago. Preparing to get all the supplies in has to begin with planning in December.
An amazingly well presented set of facts. Thanks again xx
Hope it makes a difference Helen 👏👏👏
aghhhh surly im not the only 1 that HAS to have matching pot colour/shapes. if they dont match i have to go buy more
😂😂😂 I used to be like that but after a few years I have up
How often should I feed my pepper plants please. They are as big as your pepper plants. I'm a first time gardener so every little bit of information is very helpful ❤
I actually talk about this in the video Annette
I’ll let you finish watching and if you still have questions give us a yell
@eliandkate I'm so sorry, yes you did say at the end of the video. Thank you so much xxx
Not at all 😃
I knew what had happened… it happens lots, I do it too 😁
You get all excited part way in and comment. I’m terrible for it 😂😂😂
That was a great, comprehensive video on growing peppers. Definitely a video for me to look back on as my peppers get going this season.
You can bet I’ll be checking back on it too 😂
I keep thinking oh I missed this bit, or I should have added that bit….
😂 your intro was great 😊
A wee chuckle of an evening 😂😂😂
You are SO BRILLIANT at teaching us things. You need to be an educator of some kind.x
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I am indeed 😁 glad to know it shows
Eli your pepper plants look amazing. Love ya coffee station too 🥰
Thanks you
It was fun having the coffee machine there 😂
Very jealous of the coffee machine in the greenhouse 😂 it's my first year growing peppers, only just planted them so way behind yours 😢. You may have mentioned it but at what temperature roughly (at night) can they go in the greenhouse?
Thanks for the video it was super informative 😊
that was the temp in the video - that's the general temp night or day😍
What a great video. The fact that you got through the various stages in one video is genius, and what is missing from so many other channels . Would really like to see similar videos on tomatoes, chillies etc. thank you so much for taking the time and effort to produce this. 😊
I do have a similar set of videos on tomatoes 😁
Tips on growing toms: ruclips.net/video/C7DByq8Ysrc/видео.htmlsi=-KZNvLOJOn0XWlXA
All about choosing the variety to grow: ruclips.net/video/-E5s_3_QRiI/видео.htmlsi=_j2KmIS0zh047rzi
Thank you so much for these fab pepper tips, every year I grow peppers and never get great results so hopefully this year I will. I'm going to pinch out my pepper stalks as I think they are growing too well and will hit my grow lights before the weather is warm enough for them to go out if I don't pinch them out. Great video, lovely job 😊
Hi Eli,
Maybe I missed it, but are the peppers back under lights now? And if they are, how long will they be under lights for?
They are back indoors so yeah under lights.
It’ll prob be end of April into May before I can move them to the greenhouse
🐝Thanks for the great video 🌻 OWMYYYYY i need coffee maker in my shed!!
Ha Hang ha oh no, I think I’ve started a thing
@@eliandkate Man always talk about there gadgets ;) I think we woman need our gadgets to!!!
Great video, Eli! As always, it's ideal information. You have a big decision ahead... keep the espresso machine or make more space for plants.
I was thinking of adding a beer fridge, no?
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Fantastic informative video .... very jel that your Peppers are so very healthy looking ...
Coz this will be my 1st year using the Quad grow system .... how big does the seedling plants need to be please ....before planting in to the quad grow or is it more when its warm enough ? 😊😊😊
Warm enough is the priority but you’ll prob be a bit bigger than mine are now
Last year ....which was my 1st ever year of growing anything including Peppers .... my Peppers were awful ....barely grew & when they did ... most had awful Sun damage ....
I'm putting that down to beginners bad luck & hoping this year will be different + I'm definitely buying some Greenhouse builds 😊😊😊
@carolinebown8686 we need to make this year a bumper one!!!!
@@eliandkate I'll try my very best 😍😍😍
Hey! Love your RUclips channel, thank you so much for the invaluable advice!
I recently watched a video about sterilising compost... After I'd planted my peppers... DOH! I've noticed some white kind of fluffy light growth on the compost. Do I need to repot into sterilised compost or is it unlikely to cause any harm?
I planted the seeds 28th Dec, and they've been potted up into 7" pots. They aren't ready to go up a size yet, and I'm worried it'll do more harm than good disturbing them just now.
Ive got them on a windowsil with lights too, im in Durham, north east Uk so lightnis a bit hit and miss. They dont seem to be growing much. They look way behind yours!
yay you made it :D
Hmmm ok, remembering I can't see what's happening or watch your plants growing so I can only give possible things that might be the case and you'll have to kinda make decisions based on what you know of your situation but... potentially, yes, white fluffy stuff on the soil surface COULD be a mould... but do a wee check cause if it's white strings..... that is most likely just that the roots are too near the surface. To be fair that usually happens more frequently with broadcast sown small seeds, but just in case.
It is a difficult one to make a decision on about if you should pot them on into new soil... thing is, if it is a mould, it'll be through the soil, not just on the surface so it will be on the roots too and so potting on won't get rid of it completely. It may be better to try to. make sure you don't give it the environment it wants. So making sure the soil isn't wet all the time, making sure there's plenty of air flow, etc
In terms of how big your plants are... don't get too caught up on comparing. There are so many things that determine how quickly your plants grow and remember, taller doesn't mean healthier.
So yours could be slower to grow than mine because my environment for them is better, maybe better light (mine are strong grow lights), in a very warm room. Maybe yours took longer to germinate so actually your plants are younger than mine? Or are you using the same potting mix ratios as me? Does mine have more nutrition (I don't fertilise seedlings and small plants). I know at least 2 people who have kept using seed starting mix which isn't nutritious and basically their little plants weren't getting enough goodness from the mix to encourage growth.
But basically, try not to worry too much... remember gardening is meant to be fun :D
Edit: Jo I just saw your video clip :( That's mould I'm afraid)
@@eliandkate thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking time to answer in such depth!
I'm on sterilising my potting mix now so will try repotting then. Would I be best trying to wash the current soil off the roots gently? Or just knock as much off as I can and hope for the best? From the short I posted, would you say repot in to the same size? Or go up or down?
Haha, so right about it meant to be fun, I absolutely love it. I just want to get it right. I'm not usually so fussy over anything else, but with these needing a longer growing season I panicked a bit haha!
Thanks again, I really do appreciate your time!
hmmmm don't go mad trying to wash things cause at this point the plants really are delicate, just try to dislodge as much as you can.
Stick with that pot size but try not to over water and make sure you are using potting mix and not seed starting mix :D
As a wee aside... keep an eye on your lights, some of the leaf tips looked a little burned... could be the lights are too close, or if you are fertilising it could be that... just watch out :D
@@eliandkate thank you so much xx
Hey! Just a wee update. Repotted all of the peppers into sterilised compost. They're doing great and are growing on nicely. Thank you again for your help 😁
They move so quickly when you pot them on Eli. Great video
They do
It’s fantastic to watch… I keep saying, “next year I’ll make more notes and get the process really nailed down”. But it never happens 😂😂
Always other things to take priority Eli
@@eliandkate
Most impressive! How did you manage to grow the expresso machine? The Award for Most Decadent Greenhouse of 2024 so far goes to .....Eli and Kate 😂
All organically grown too 😂😂😂
I goofed up last year, potted mine on to much bigger pots, (laziness or ignorance??🤷) and I didn't do what they needed, fertilize properly, pinch back.
I am trying again, Paprik peppers, which should obviously get to full ripeness.
I plan (yeah, best laid plans gai........) so it's time to make notes, boss myself around.
"Get a better greenhouse", easy if you don't have one. 😊
Ha ha ha well there you go… first thing to tick off… you are already on the way!!
Espresso machine in the greenhouse?! GENIUS!!!!
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I have an excess of tomatoes AND peppers, so will soon have to make some hard choices about culling, or giving some away. Given the choice, what ratio of space would you give to peppers over tomatoes in the greenhouse, assuming they need equal pot sizes? Which gives the most valuable crop per square foot?
I decide based on what we want to eat. Usually we grow 4 of each in our greenhouse, different varieties will produce different amounts.
This year we’ve doubled the peppers as we’re trying new varieties.
Just think about what you want to get out of this season and go from there.
Very informative video as ever. I'm growing Bell Peppers this year, King of the North on your recommendation, so this was invaluable. I've lots of Chilli's on the go and some of them are so slow growing that I don't pinch out the tips but I'm going to follow your lead with the Bell Peppers which I have very little experience of growing. I'm off for a look at your previous video's to refresh my memory. I think I've watched ever single one you've produced.
On a more serious note as well as the Espresso machine and the beer fridge referred to in the comments below I think you might want to consider employing a 'Flair Bartender' for your Summer video's to mix cocktails in the background to a suitable music track...perhaps Kate might want a new hobby... 😁
😂😂😂😂 putting the job ad out now
Really good informative video, my peppers and chillies have been sown fir about 10days but no show yet. I think the super 7 isn't warm enough, so going to get my bigger propagater from greenhouse sensations set up. Got to try and get it right as going away for a week in April and worried about leaving them. Very upmarket greenhouse with a coffee maker 😂
Oh I wouldn’t worry… ten days is early yet 😁
Ok, so who's your favorite Doctor?
I'll age myself a bit and say, I will always pick Tom Baker. 😆
Favourite Dr or who is my Dr?
My Dr was Tom Baker, Kate’s was Jon Pertwee. But we both have the same favourite Dr…. David Tenant…. Think he played a fantastic part.
ooh I think you just wanted to show off your pro barista skills! 😂
the first time I grew peppers in pots, the peppers ended up full of bugs inside them! I can’t remember what bugs, but I was so put off growing them I haven’t done them since 😅 would like to try it again but i don’t think I can take the disappointment again, lol.
I had the same thing. My first lot got mullered by slugs and then earwigs!!!!!!!
I think an espresso machine has a future in my seed starting room. I also need a Dr Who shirt, but in 5x, those are hard to find. I havev been watching since Pertwee. The pepper plants you up potted are just slightly bigger than the size I take out to harden off. By then they are in 3 inch pots. A heat mat really helps with germination. Nice root development in your plants and it looks like the perfect time to move them up, no root circling. I do pinch early flowers, but never the center growth. If you do you may get more peppers, but they will be smaller if you change a tall plants growth to a bush. The peppers I grow tend to bush out on their own so I dont. I am adding banana peppers this year to go with bell and pepperoncini.
Now JB that was the very experiment I did the other year about do you get more peppers but are they inferior and for me I found it didn’t reduce the size or quality of the peppers at all. I still got bumper peppers.
I was hoping we’d see results from some of you guys to see how you got on
Your Peppers are looking fantastic. I'm a little hesitant about upsizing my peppers right now even though a few of them are at that stage. I'm worried they'll get too big before I can just leave them outside because I usually only pot them up once before actually going into the garden. Plus, I lack the room inside to house all these Peppers that I started that have actually germinated, along with all my tomato plants, even though my tomato plants this year seem to be harder to germinate than the peppers were. In Fact, I haven't gotten the first germination from the tomato plants yet. It's only been a week, but usually I can germinate tomatoes in 3-4 days. This year the Hot Peppers germinated in 3 days and the the sweet peppers are lagging still.
It’s always the big problem at this time of year, finding space indoors, it’s why I always tell people to wait if they can 😁
We’re now full up too 😂😂😂😂
Girl, I was wondering when you were going to get a coffee pot out there. 😂 I feel so far behind. I just planted my pepper seeds today. 😟 I've gotten one good crop of peppers about 3-4 years ago, last few years the pepper plants have been small and the peppers are about golf ball size or a little larger. Hopefully this year will be better.
I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you
For some reason I have trouble with Jalapeno and Serano seedlings. They germinate and then die off after they get their first set of true leaves. My other varieties have done well, especially the Fresno peppers. I'm not sure what the problem is with the Jalapeno and Serano.
Is the problem actually with the variety (as in it’s the same every year) or is it just that these are the seedlings that haven’t made it this year?
The reason I ask is that it’s quite common to have issues with some seedlings but not all, early on they are seriously susceptible to all sorts and can be killed by pathogens )like damping off) without you even knowing there was a problem. Or a very small difference in the environment can cause problems like one seedling being nearer a window and being affected by the colder one that gets more of a draft, maybe from a door, and it dries out faster than the others.
It might take a bit of investigation to see why there’s an issue ?
My overwintered pepper (capsicum to us here in Australia)... is doing much better after I potted it on... I'm sure it has nothing to do with the weeds that were in the pot with it basically covering all it's roots ;) That one has a decent fruit forming... I'm not sure if it will get to full size but we shall see... I also have three in the veggie patch so it will be interesting to see how they do. I haven't added any extra nutrients though so I might add some extra compost to the greenhouse (overwintered) one and see how that goes.
It’s always really interesting to hear how your garden is going and the differences in what happens between us 😁
@eli I potted my peppers and up in the same modules that you have. But the dirt kept falling through the big hole at the bottom. I managed to find some bits of twig and lumps in the compost after I sieved it, so I stuck them in the bottom, but still worried about all the compost falling through the big hole when I water them from the bottom 😱 Great video btw, my new top of the range greenhouse comes with a Barista; none of this, making it yourself malarkey. 😋
Ha ha ha oh your greenhouse is proper posh 😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah sometimes you can get a little compost falling through the bottom of pots, I try to make sure I compact the bottom and that seems to help
Super video! My peppers are still small. Will start more next week. Thanks for the tips. I think I’ll put a beer fridge in the GH 😂😂.
I think a beer fridge would be genius
@@eliandkate The GH would remain my hiding place. 😉😂😂
@2galsfarmworks I’m on my way 😂😂😂😂
You are so posh!!! I want an espresso machine in my greenhouse!! I bet Kate got tired of bringing you a cuppa!
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Great video with lots of useful information. Thanks so much!
Glad it’s useful 😍
You are amazing.👌 So helpful. Thank you Eli.🌱
So glad it's what you need :D!
eli would you put peppers in quad grows with tomatos, my greenhouse blew away my new one comes easter
I always grow mine in quadgrows.
Not an issue to have them sharing a reservoir, but just make sure to keep an eye on the levels as the tomatoes will use the water faster
Hi Eli, can I use the Chilligrow for the peppers ?
You “could” but you might find it’s a bit small for sweet peppers as they are larger plants. They would still grow and be healthy but you prob wouldn’t get the same harvests levels you’d get in bigger pots. 😁
This was very informative. Now lets hope this summer here in The Netherlands will be great and not like last season were it rained almost non stop. Thank you for the video. 🥰
Last summer was awful 😭
Great tips, and useful info, thank you 😍
Glad it was helpful!
Just start ghost and jalapeño megatons today. Normally don’t start till March, but those hots have long germination time which I tend to forget about. Most all the sweets say 8 weeks. We are unusually Big time warm this winter, But-we can get snow for quite awhile. Tuesday we will be a sweltering 65 and dive down to 15 at night with chance of bad storms. That temp will Smash our historic high. By the weekend 70!😮. Holy heck, what will summer be? It has me worried as this weather can wreck outdoor plants with advanced growth that can’t take freezes.
So I’m still aiming at June 1st to plant out unless I try and babysit a low tunnel. April 1st is 8 weeks and with a few more days for germination should be 3rd week of March to start sweets.
If it remains this warm I may be able to heat the greenhouse early. Our lows are exceeding our normal highs for a majority of days. Yes, we all want longer growing season and smaller heat bills, but I’m worried we will lose fruit plants.
Nice thorough step through on pepps.
Yeah you get mad swings in temperatures, it’s crazy for me to think about
@@eliandkate I think it’s insane 😵💫
I have decent plants not so much fruit
Will be a while yet for fruit with us
I'm potting mine up Tuesday! 😁
Nice!👏
On a serious note, I have overwintered two pepper plants and they’re growing beautifully - will they bear fruit for a second year?
they should do if they are happy, they should bear for many years to come if you keep them happy and healthy :D
Yippee!! One chili, one bell pepper - I’ll let you know ❤
BTW - congrats on the explosion of followers… 🎉🎉
If there was any doubt that I'd rather have you and Kate for neighbors rather than the not so nice, utility stealing neighbors who are actually on the other side of my red fence, the Doctor Who shirt took care of it.
So the big questions, who is your Doctor and who is your companion?
my Dr is Tom Baker, Kate's is Jon Pertwee
my companion is a difficult one... I used to be a massive Ace fan growing up, but these days... Donna
Kate's companion is Donna too
@@eliandkate my husband's is Tom Baker, mine are Paul McGann, even though I didn't love the movie I loved his take on the Doctor, David Tennant and Patrick Thornton. Patrick always reminds me of one of my grandpas. Living in the states we were limited on what Doctor Who we could find. The channel it ran on here our tv had a hard time picking up so I didn't really get into Doctor Who until I was in my late teens, early 20's. I think I rented the movie 25 times one year. Lol when I started dating my husband we started watching what of the series he had from the beginning. I connected with Patrick Thornton almost from the first episode he was in. Then they relaunched about 6 months after we started dating with the 9th Doctor (but I didn't really ever connect with him). I'm convinced my husband decided I was worth the consideration of marriage when I bought him a DVD player that played region 2 and the 9th Doctor's first season for Christmas.
We're both big Ace and Donna fans, but my husband's totally a Sarah Jane fan boy. Lol it's hard for me to pick a favorite companion. Most often it's whomever we are currently watching. We have almost all the available series on DVD or VHS tape.
It's easier for me to pick which companions I didn't really like.
Thank you!! Loved the info.
Glad to help 😂😂
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I have asked so many question and had not ONE reply! 🤷♀️
You’ve lost me Flora, not sure what you’re referring to?
@@eliandkate well girls just like i said i have asked so many Q's on your Soc Med pages and until tonight not had one reply. I asked months ago about the greenhouse being raised up! No link how to etc. Never mind.
ah, sorry Flora
we don't really do social media because we focus on youtube and you can imagine how long it takes to answer all the comments here) never mind creating the videos :).
We do have an instagram channel, but it's mostly just where Kate posts to advertise this week's video. To do that, Meta force us to have a facebook account (it's how things are managed) but it's not an active page, it just reposts instagram posts automatically.
I have gone through and checked for comments from you here, but I couldn't see anything, I also checeked the analytics and youtube says this is the first time you've posted here, so sorry if somethings happened that's stopped your comments from coming through. If you have burning questions please feel free to post them here and if can answer them I will.
Great information, Eli.
Are you going for it with peppers this year?
LOL, loved that intro!
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I think the pots I used last year were too big, what size do you use please Eli? x
I grow mine in a quadgrow so the pot size is irrelevant as there is a water reservoir underneath
@@eliandkate i was contemplating putting them in the ground in the Polly, i thought the pots i’d used were too big, you just amaze me with the fruits you get, i dont get anywhere near 😪 lol
hmmm it could be down to the varieties. I tend to grow the varieties that give bigger peppers.
What is great video! I learned so much! Especially picking peppers early to increase yields! Thanks so much!
Hopefully it’ll make a difference for you this year 😁
I’m glad I watched this video because all my tomatoes have germinated but none of my peppers have yet. First time growing peppers for me and second year for tomatoes. As always, your videos are super helpful for us newbies. Thank you.
I bet they won't be long behind now :D
Oh Eli, I am about 10 seconds into this video and you have me laughing! Get a better green house. I love you from across the pond! Have a great Gardening Season!
Glad you enjoyed my wee joke.
It’s our old machine, finally replaced it and thought we’d get a wee chuckle before we got rid of it 😂😂😂
Great video! I love the Doctor Who tee shirt, too. Our granddaughter is a serious fan and we are watching the entire series with her again. Your peppers are ahead of mine and coincidentally I planted my peppers on the same day as you. They are potted on and doing well now. I'm growing Gather's Italian Sweet and Early Jalapeno this year. Oh, and no, I do not have an espresso machine in my greenhouse.
Oh exciting Bud, which series are you watching?
Here in the UK it’s almost a rite of passage thing to say who “your doctor is”, it’s one of those things about saying which generation you are by which actor played the Dr when you watched as a kid.
My dr was Tom Baker… Kate’s was Jon Pertwee
Love it eli,get a better greenhouse 🫣🤣🤣
I'm so jealous. I have to walk all the way in to the kitchen if I want a coffee to drink in the greenhouse. 😂 I also have heater envy. Your greenhouse is amazing
heater envy?
I do love my greenhouse, it took a long time to save for it but it was worth every penny
Thanks Eli. I’m growing peppers for the first time so some valuable information and tips. 😊
Oh first time??? It’s going to be an exciting year! 😁
Thank you so much, Eli!!! I just potted mine up this morning!
Oh exciting!!!!
Bring on the harvests!
Great video. Will be referring to it again i'm sure. Now I see why it was relevant 😂 Thanks Eli x
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Hi Eli & Kate, you are so funny, love it ❤ great video with plenty of useful I fo growing peppers thanks for sharing and take care 😊
A Sunday night chuckle is good for the soul Christine 🤪
You made me snort my coffee.😂😂😂 why haven't you got a tv program.
Ha ha ha don’t snort your coffee… it so doesn’t taste as good that way
Thank you so much😊 first year growing peppers this year so these are invaluable tips ❤
Oh exciting! What varieties are you growing?
Dont they look great... ❤ I still have not started jet.. but soon and I hope they will still be ok.
I’ve had great harvest from peppers sown in late March so hopefully you’ve got time yet 😁
My pepper babies died in me this year 😢
noooooo
booo.... have you time to sow again?
@@eliandkate Too late dir this year,
but I'll just cheat and get some small plants later
Oh goodness, now I have to get a kettle and coffee maker for my eventual greenhouse.
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Lol ,now you make me move my coffee machine in the green house...
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Great info as always Eli x I want that machine!!!! ❤
Ha ha ha it’s a great machine
Espresso machine in greenhouse 😂😂 you live in the lap of luxury 😂
Well what can I say!? I’m a celebrity remember… got standards to live up too 😂😂😂
@@eliandkate 👍 I want one now! 😂
"...get a better greenhouse" - best line ever! Awesome video, Eli. Great info on peppers🫑
If only the coffee machine was a permanent thing :D
Thanks eli extremely useful video as always one to remember I learnt more about peppers today I'm just waiting on them to produce their first true leaves so 🫑🌶 🤞
🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞 for a bumper harvest