This video is still very relevant. I had no idea I was suppose to shake or agitate the flowers allowing the pollen to be released. I've had a fully blooming plant for the past 2 months and only had 3 to 5 peppers grow. I just used the q tip method, and saw so much pollen fall all over the plant. I'm gonna do this every other day now! Thank you so much, you're a life saver!!
Also, you inspired me to move indoors! I still love my big garden out back, but indoors is fun! Thank you for your hard work and all the vids you make. All very useful and I'm soaking up all this knowledge!
I spent quite a bit of time troubleshooting flower drop on my Carolina Reapers this summer and found a few issues/strategies that helped outside those mentioned in the video (I did start there!). 1) Indoors: Grow light frequency. As soon as I moved from T5s to more of a "bloom" frequency things improved a lot. 2) Outdoors: in direct sunlight I had flower drop issues, so I just moved the plants into full shade for about a week. That's all it took to get fruiting going. After a week I moved them back into the sun. 3) If all else fails, I would give up and steal pollen from another variety (fish peppers work great, they have TONS of pollen) and use that instead. Just thought I'd share a few more options. BTW I only have these issue with Reapers... everything else seems fine without doing any of the above.
That's the exact issue I'm having with mine too! All my others are fine (except for one that hasn't even begun to flower) but my Reaper is the only one having issues.
I started 4 bell pepper plants from seed in 16 ounce solo cups as an experiment, 2 in my basement and 2 outside to compare initial growth. Once the experiment was done (they grew about the same) I moved all of them into a 10x20 seedling tray and put them outside and continued to feed them hydroponic nutrient. I had intended to add them to some place in my garden but never did. I did prune them to only have 1 "Y" split and the plants only grew about 18" due to the small cup I assume. However they did produce full size peppers to my amazement. Not many but beautiful full sized bells.
Not going to lie I get supper excited when I see plants like this. Sorry lol this is my first year of growing and it's helped me alot with me depression it's hard for me to get excited about anything lol but something simple like plants does the trick hahaha
Hi, I have asked many people about flowers dropping and I have to admit ur way worked great I have peppers now on my plants indoor,thx man thank u very much,Bob:)
Im a novice, infact ive only ever grown 1 plant before, and that was strawberries (which i didnt do too well on). However, i was given ghost chillis in a tin as a christmas present. Ive been growing my ghost chilli plants since january, and now all 5 plants have got a crazy amount of flowers. Id say about 70% of that dropped, but ive got healthy growing chillies that take up the 30%... recently i noticed that there are more and moee flowers dropping. Thank to you, i was able to narrow ut down. Thank you thank you
Thanks! going to have to make sure I give my plants bloom nutrients, I have access to Heavy 16 line instead of General Hydroponics, So maybe i'm missing something, but i'll go thew your checklist and i'll see what happens, thanks again.
Awesome video! One thing that we do when we are transplanting pepper and tomato plants is to drop about 2 tbsp of crushed up egg shells into the bottom of the hole. We keep a large cottage cheese container in the laundry room. Every time we cook eggs we drop the egg shells into the container. We wait a few days for the egg shells to dry, then we crush them. All of our pepper problems and bloom end rot on our tomatoes ceased when we started doing this. Just an idea.
You sound like me, Khang. I new nothing about growing anything 5 years ago. Now, I start to grow from seeds and it is hard to throw away any healthy plants so I try to jam as many as I can in a pot. I just love growing vegies plants and others. I used Earth boxes. Love your videos!
This is why... For a pepper plant to produce a peck of peppers to pick, proper pollination is a prerequisite. Pollination of bell peppers occurs only in specific temperature range. The flowers are self-pollinating and do not need the assistance of bees. Certain instances may require pollination help for bell peppers.
I just did. U want to know why....cuz I'm American and I abuse the freedom I have been provided by manifest destiny and white man colonization. Would u allow manual pollination of your wife with a q tip. This is a disgrace to God and a disgrace to bees, and a disgrace to our constitutional right of pepper plants.
Thanks for the tips! My grow room will be arriving shortly. I can hardly wait to begin growing my own food. I got a larger one than the one you've shown here. I plan to sell some of my microgreens as a second source of income. I'm glad you shared yours today because although it will come with pots I plan on using some of the pots I have on hand to save space and allowing more growing. I'm so excited.
Ahh!! I’ve had dozens of flowers come in, but only 2 peppers have grown so far. I can’t wait to try these methods out and get this baby going, thanks for the info!
Thanks for the video. But my main question is still unanswered. It may sound stupid but..... Should I pollinate as soon as a flower appears or wait until several flowers appear??
I found the solution to my pepper problem that was dropping flowers. I have the bottom of my plants sit in nutrient water and its growing peppers now and its not dropping flowers like before. My peppers are grown indoors under shop light and its always moist never dries out and this method has really helped my pepper plants from dropping flowers :) Yay all my chile and bell peppers have a lot of flower and fruits on it so excited.
Do lights raise the eletrick bill a lot. I always put all my plants at a south side window cause don't have any other windows.but don't know how much my eltrick would go up if I ever used lights? Does anyone know if its expensive to use lights? I'm on a very low income.
Yeah mine are dropping at a rate of about two per day on at least one plant out of 45, and its always the ones with a huge number of flowers, so i have no reason to suspect theres a pest, nutrient, or other stress problem. Sooooo looking forward to what i can do with these at the end of the season.
my Yellow jamaican chilli plants dropped one flower yesterday thats why im here :D i dont have any fruits yet :D aaah my first time growing :D hope i get fruits!! i have them on my balcony with glass all around, nice video!
Thanks! My Cayenne has started to yield so many buds and blooms after the winterize season. It's almost a year old and I'm so happy. Thanks 👍🏽 much for your knowledge and sharing your expertise. I'm going to try propagating. I have good stem I think I can sacrifice for the experiment.
Great advice . There is no advantage to giving a plant more than in can take in. It can make the soil toxic to the plant making it unable to absorb the nutrients it needs.
Yeah I've had a few buds drop off. The one I had in the soil pretty much all dropped off this morning. I have one in a masterblend mix and that dropped buds as well but it grew the fasted.
Hey Khang you have been doing really good work. I have watched all of your videos so far so I could learn. I have found that if I place a Hitachi Magic Wand a few inches above the base of my peppers plants I can pollinate all the flowers at one time.
I love your grow room. I'm trying some of your hydroponic methods and it's working very well. I will also try to cross pollinating peppers. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful......your video helps me a lot. I grow 2 bird peppers from seed indoors. Now its standing in a container outside. But the plant gets yellow, still has a lot of flowers and some peppers. I hope it will pull itself through because I am very proud of my plants :-).
I grow outside and have had plants die off at the top,loads of fruit below??Bit of thought later was,the plant had directed its energy to the fruit and not the top of the plant.I was under the illusion that the soil had enough in it. I gave them fish emulsion which i have made,flowers appeared on other plants and i got new growth and lots of flowers on plants that hadnt died of.I had also added pigeon dropping to fish emulsion,i know that phosphor and kalium help in flower production from my hydro days. NPK is Nitrogen,Phosphor and Kalium(Potassium),Nitrogen for the growth/Green.Phosphur for the roots when young and flowering when older.Kalium(Potassium for moving the sugars around the plants. They are all important in the growth and health of the plant,but must be used differently at differently at the stages of growth of the plant. We had a lot of rain here,too much!and with my plants i guess it had leached the nutrients from the soil. After i had given extra food (fish emulsion) everything took off again.I also tickle the flowers with a paint brush,even though they are outside helps nature,and amount of fruit you get.
Good video.. I also polinate my plants when indoor. They are so big they suck 10 liters of water every 2 days. I have 3 plants. Carolina Reapers all three and they are 6-7 years old. I use Advanced Nutrients Sensi Bloom 30ml/10l mix. That works fine for my plants. Right now they are outside in the sun and they seem to enjoy it.
Thank you so much for posting this. I am looking to start growing peppers indoors and had a bunch of questions that I couldn't find answers for anywhere else!
Those pepper plants are amazing. I'm actually growing a chilli plant in an unheated shed in the UK. It has one large white flower and about 7 tiny buds on the top leaves. At the moment it's getting a lot of sun. I have been feeding it tomato feed every 2 days which I'm not sure is too often. I'll have to move it inside in a few weeks as I don't have a greenhouse. I really like your grow box. I have some silver foam insulation boards which I could use for the sides and will probably just buy a cheap striplight for lighting. Anyway great video I'm now off to shake my plant.
Very nice informative video, thank you for listing the varieties in your grow and for doing something others tend to forget, what nutrients are in use! Best of luck and good growing.
I really appreciate your set-up....it's humble but really productive at the same time!!! Hey I was wondering if you...or anybody reading this could help me....I wanna grow peppers and stuff but I'm trying to find stuff suited just for milk jugs....any ideas on specific types??? RUclips hasn't been much help, thanks in advance 😉
Exactly what I was looking for. I will try three shaking whole plant method. I used only cotton stick method. I have yellow leaves, do not know, I think it was because of heat
I knew I’d find my answers on your channel 😄👏🏻👏🏻😍!! I’ve grown peppers for years successfully but this year is a total bummer 😏hardly any buds and lots of them falling off and I have no idea why. I tested my soil and everything is balanced. I’m growing outside and the heat has been through the roof 100+ degrees ( Florida ) so that might be the problem . Can you help please ? Thank you for your amazing videos 🙏
When I brought a dwarf "saffron habanero" plant in this fall it popped buds and then dropped them a week or two later. Thought that was kind of funny. It's like it panicked or got confused by the seasons. It's doing great inside now, but no more buds for now. Wasn't really expecting much fruit from it until next summer anyway.
Khang ,thanks great information , i thought the pollen would fall by itself ,had no idea that it needed assistace inside , will try the tooth brush trick . thanks again. Mike
+mike mcquillan For indoors, sometimes the plant is very still for extended period, since there is nothing to assist with the drop. By the time pollen is ready to drop on their own, the flower is already pass that crucial point. For outdoors, there are winds and bees, etc.. to assist with that.
Thank you for giving me this link. I'm lucky the south side of my living room is all windows, so I bring in all my tropical plants (Minnesota) and all kinds of herb. I also have a garden window where I can put quite a few plants and In the basement I have an area for growing seedling. I understand your problem with so many plants, I'm the same. I'm trying your suggestion for growing some cuttings. Thanks. Nice site.
What's the best humidity level (%) for general pepper plants? I'm currently doing Carolina Reaper, scotch brain strain (orange), soon to be DWC. I have a 4x4x8 grow room which im currently sharing with my Kona coffee plant. I originally started the grow tent for the Kona, and kept the temp/humidity for it (75'f / 60%(night) -80% (day) humidity constant. My plan is to try and use the water vapors from my 2-3 buckets for humidity and share the tent with all my plants until the weather gets warmer. I currently live in FL, and during the spring-fall the Kona thrives outside. So when it gets warmer I'll be pulling out the Kona coffee plant and slowly transition it outdoors. My current tent set up is... Lights - Bloom Plus BP3000 LED full spec lights Humidifier - 60% at night, 75% day (until DWC for the peppers) Current temps 60-64'f night, 75-78'f day. So again, what is the best temp (I'm assuming 75'f) and best humidity level for pepper plants?
For a pepper plant to produce a peck of peppers to pick, proper pollination is a prerequisite. Pollination of bell peppers occurs only in specific temperature range. The flowers are self-pollinating and do not need the assistance of bees. Certain instances may require pollination help for bell peppers.
lolol " every year, i just...just couldn't help myself, and I start too many plants and then I run out of space." CLASSIC QUOTE
This guy is the reason I turned my spare bedroom into a grow room with an 8x8 tent. So helpful
i did the same lol :)
Weed is most people's reason .
@@huntergatherer9084 hey now I like weed and peppers
@@huntergatherer9084 nothing wrong with that
Same
Just pollinated my pepper plant flowers! Wish I knew this sooner, before I lost 15+ flowers but now I know :)
I'm afraid to do it lol! All the flowers may drop off haha
And knowing is half the battle!
G. I. Jooooooooe!!!!
Your pepper passion is infectious. Thank you!
Christopher Cox ikr!
I died laughing when you started to shake your plant to pollinate it. Look like you were trying to wake it up in the morning.
+KRISTOPHER POWELL LOL wake up, lazy plant!
Get pollinated! or shaken pepper plant syndrome LOL ✌️
🙃 🙃 🙃 🙃 🙃 🙃 🙃
@@KhangStarr LOL!!!!!!
Just use a brush lol 😀 dropping is not a problem 😀
This video is still very relevant. I had no idea I was suppose to shake or agitate the flowers allowing the pollen to be released. I've had a fully blooming plant for the past 2 months and only had 3 to 5 peppers grow. I just used the q tip method, and saw so much pollen fall all over the plant. I'm gonna do this every other day now! Thank you so much, you're a life saver!!
probably one of the most helpful videos on pepper plants I've seen! thanks :)
I use a vibrator (personal massager) to pollinate by touching it to the main stalk..just dont let the neighbors see..Works awesome!
+Jay Kriesel hahahah
Tbh I have never seen someone stick a dick in a pepper plant.
Whatever works!!
@@JeanMarceaux feel the bern
I am so jealous of all those great looking plants . You are doing one hell of a job.
+HoschtonBoy Thank you sir!
Also, you inspired me to move indoors! I still love my big garden out back, but indoors is fun! Thank you for your hard work and all the vids you make. All very useful and I'm soaking up all this knowledge!
Gotta give it to you... This is, by far, the best channel for pepper information on the internet. Thanks for being so clear and thorough.
I spent quite a bit of time troubleshooting flower drop on my Carolina Reapers this summer and found a few issues/strategies that helped outside those mentioned in the video (I did start there!). 1) Indoors: Grow light frequency. As soon as I moved from T5s to more of a "bloom" frequency things improved a lot. 2) Outdoors: in direct sunlight I had flower drop issues, so I just moved the plants into full shade for about a week. That's all it took to get fruiting going. After a week I moved them back into the sun. 3) If all else fails, I would give up and steal pollen from another variety (fish peppers work great, they have TONS of pollen) and use that instead. Just thought I'd share a few more options. BTW I only have these issue with Reapers... everything else seems fine without doing any of the above.
That's the exact issue I'm having with mine too! All my others are fine (except for one that hasn't even begun to flower) but my Reaper is the only one having issues.
I started 4 bell pepper plants from seed in 16 ounce solo cups as an experiment, 2 in my basement and 2 outside to compare initial growth. Once the experiment was done (they grew about the same) I moved all of them into a 10x20 seedling tray and put them outside and continued to feed them hydroponic nutrient. I had intended to add them to some place in my garden but never did. I did prune them to only have 1 "Y" split and the plants only grew about 18" due to the small cup I assume. However they did produce full size peppers to my amazement. Not many but beautiful full sized bells.
Yet another video full of good info. I always enjoy watching your channel! Thanks Khang!
+Rob Backyard Gardenerr Thanks, Rob!
Rob Backyard Gardenerr making pottery tools
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Hah, just what I was about to write. (y)
Thank you! Was looking for how to help my indoor peppers pollinate. My pepper plant has had tons of flowers so far this year but not so many peppers.
I've started growing peppers hydroponically in my aquariums and I appreciate this video a lot - thanks for helping me sort it out
I can tell you've spent a lot of time perfecting your English, and you have done a very good job. Also, great video.
"just shake it." super helpful, thanks. now i need to figure out if my nutes (GH maxibloom) could use additional cal/mag supplementation...
Great video and clear and easy to understand, nice one!
Not going to lie I get supper excited when I see plants like this. Sorry lol this is my first year of growing and it's helped me alot with me depression it's hard for me to get excited about anything lol but something simple like plants does the trick hahaha
Hi, I have asked many people about flowers dropping and I have to admit ur way worked great I have peppers now on my plants indoor,thx man thank u very much,Bob:)
+GARDENING PLUS I'm glad to hear that. You're welcome!
I love how you explain things straight forward
As always, your experience provides a lot of wisdom in my pepper troubles on a weekly basis. Thanks for another great video!
Very nice garden you grow plants lots of different
Thank you for showing me how to pollinate my pepper plants and what to do to prevent bud drop. Very clear instructions!
Pepper plant flowers pollinate their self because the flowers have both the male and female parts Lol
Those tips will definitely help me on my ground season! Thank you!
I'm waiting for my pepper seeds and SUPER excited to get started.
thank you so much for this video. i was just wondering why my plants were dropping flowers.
Are they dropping full flowers or just the petals
Im a novice, infact ive only ever grown 1 plant before, and that was strawberries (which i didnt do too well on). However, i was given ghost chillis in a tin as a christmas present. Ive been growing my ghost chilli plants since january, and now all 5 plants have got a crazy amount of flowers. Id say about 70% of that dropped, but ive got healthy growing chillies that take up the 30%... recently i noticed that there are more and moee flowers dropping. Thank to you, i was able to narrow ut down. Thank you thank you
Thanks! going to have to make sure I give my plants bloom nutrients, I have access to Heavy 16 line instead of General Hydroponics, So maybe i'm missing something, but i'll go thew your checklist and i'll see what happens, thanks again.
Awesome video! One thing that we do when we are transplanting pepper and tomato plants is to drop about 2 tbsp of crushed up egg shells into the bottom of the hole. We keep a large cottage cheese container in the laundry room. Every time we cook eggs we drop the egg shells into the container. We wait a few days for the egg shells to dry, then we crush them. All of our pepper problems and bloom end rot on our tomatoes ceased when we started doing this. Just an idea.
+Phil Alfred That's a great idea, Phil! I will be saving egg shells as you suggested...thank you!
You sound like me, Khang. I new nothing about growing anything 5 years ago. Now, I start to grow from seeds and it is hard to throw away any healthy plants so I try to jam as many as I can in a pot. I just love growing vegies plants and others. I used Earth boxes.
Love your videos!
Cannot imagine why anyone would vote this down....ignorant envy is my best guess.
This is why...
For a pepper plant to produce a peck of peppers to pick, proper pollination is a prerequisite. Pollination of bell peppers occurs only in specific temperature range. The flowers are self-pollinating and do not need the assistance of bees. Certain instances may require pollination help for bell peppers.
I just did. U want to know why....cuz I'm American and I abuse the freedom I have been provided by manifest destiny and white man colonization. Would u allow manual pollination of your wife with a q tip. This is a disgrace to God and a disgrace to bees, and a disgrace to our constitutional right of pepper plants.
@@jaysoncolbert6187 what the fuck are you talking about hes trying to pollinate peppers now he infringes on your natural human rights what!?!?!?
@@1215-q1u pretty sure they're trolling
@@OzarksAlphaBullyz yea i see that now
Thanks for replying buddy! I'll hopefully buy all of the supply's, and post it on RUclips soon! Happy growing!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the tips! My grow room will be arriving shortly. I can hardly wait to begin growing my own food. I got a larger one than the one you've shown here. I plan to sell some of my microgreens as a second source of income. I'm glad you shared yours today because although it will come with pots I plan on using some of the pots I have on hand to save space and allowing more growing. I'm so excited.
just watched the video - you were killing it then and im sure you're killing it now! looks great man
Ahh!! I’ve had dozens of flowers come in, but only 2 peppers have grown so far. I can’t wait to try these methods out and get this baby going, thanks for the info!
This is very helpful as I am growing chillies indoor, just shake, shake, shake and that'll do the trick 💋
Thanks for the video. But my main question is still unanswered. It may sound stupid but..... Should I pollinate as soon as a flower appears or wait until several flowers appear??
Whenever it opens
I found the solution to my pepper problem that was dropping flowers. I have the bottom of my plants sit in nutrient water and its growing peppers now and its not dropping flowers like before. My peppers are grown indoors under shop light and its always moist never dries out and this method has really helped my pepper plants from dropping flowers :) Yay all my chile and bell peppers have a lot of flower and fruits on it so excited.
+KurdishGirl4500 That's great!
Do lights raise the eletrick bill a lot. I always put all my plants at a south side window cause don't have any other windows.but don't know how much my eltrick would go up if I ever used lights? Does anyone know if its expensive to use lights? I'm on a very low income.
+hope king led lights run cool and use less elecricity than previous grow lights a decade ago.
Got my very first pepper, ever today! I'm a happy mama. BUT I WANT MORE! Thanks for the info!
Yeah mine are dropping at a rate of about two per day on at least one plant out of 45, and its always the ones with a huge number of flowers, so i have no reason to suspect theres a pest, nutrient, or other stress problem. Sooooo looking forward to what i can do with these at the end of the season.
I like the idea of how you pollinate the plants. I thought it was funny lol the shaking of the plant, but a good and easy way to do it. Thanks
That was really the impressive one. Answered many questions to my mind. Thanks a lot.
my Yellow jamaican chilli plants dropped one flower yesterday thats why im here :D i dont have any fruits yet :D aaah my first time growing :D hope i get fruits!! i have them on my balcony with glass all around, nice video!
finally, video on indoor gardening. thanks. just bought myself a greenhouse and looking forward to having a garden like yours.
I m always learning from your videos. Thanks for all that great information!
Good info Thanks Bro 💯🍺😎👍🔥
Great Informational video as always Khang!
this lesson helps so much, as it gets very cold/freezing here so growing indoors is a must!
Thanks! My Cayenne has started to yield so many buds and blooms after the winterize season. It's almost a year old and I'm so happy. Thanks 👍🏽 much for your knowledge and sharing your expertise. I'm going to try propagating. I have good stem I think I can sacrifice for the experiment.
Great advice . There is no advantage to giving a plant more than in can take in. It can make the soil toxic to the plant making it unable to absorb the nutrients it needs.
Yeah I've had a few buds drop off. The one I had in the soil pretty much all dropped off this morning. I have one in a masterblend mix and that dropped buds as well but it grew the fasted.
thank you for that info! A question I have had for YEARS has been answered!
Hey Khang you have been doing really good work. I have watched all of your videos so far so I could learn. I have found that if I place a Hitachi Magic Wand a few inches above the base of my peppers plants I can pollinate all the flowers at one time.
Oh wow! I have a tower garden inside my house. Everything is right there.
I love your grow room. I'm trying some of your hydroponic methods and it's working very well. I will also try to cross pollinating peppers. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for these valuable info Khang...
Beautiful......your video helps me a lot. I grow 2 bird peppers from seed indoors. Now its standing in a container outside. But the plant gets yellow, still has a lot of flowers and some peppers. I hope it will pull itself through because I am very proud of my plants :-).
If it's turning yellow, it could be either too much water or lack of fertilizer.
Aaaah ok, thank you. I will keep this in mind. Will fertilize tomorrow morning. :-)
I grow outside and have had plants die off at the top,loads of fruit below??Bit of thought later was,the plant had directed its energy to the fruit and not the top of the plant.I was under the illusion that the soil had enough in it.
I gave them fish emulsion which i have made,flowers appeared on other plants and i got new growth and lots of flowers on plants that hadnt died of.I had also added pigeon dropping to fish emulsion,i know that phosphor and kalium help in flower production from my hydro days.
NPK is Nitrogen,Phosphor and Kalium(Potassium),Nitrogen for the growth/Green.Phosphur for the roots when young and flowering when older.Kalium(Potassium for moving the sugars around the plants.
They are all important in the growth and health of the plant,but must be used differently at differently at the stages of growth of the plant.
We had a lot of rain here,too much!and with my plants i guess it had leached the nutrients from the soil.
After i had given extra food (fish emulsion) everything took off again.I also tickle the flowers with a paint brush,even though they are outside helps nature,and amount of fruit you get.
Good video.. I also polinate my plants when indoor. They are so big they suck 10 liters of water every 2 days. I have 3 plants. Carolina Reapers all three and they are 6-7 years old. I use Advanced Nutrients Sensi Bloom 30ml/10l mix. That works fine for my plants. Right now they are outside in the sun and they seem to enjoy it.
Thank you so much for posting this. I am looking to start growing peppers indoors and had a bunch of questions that I couldn't find answers for anywhere else!
I'm so glad I found you on RUclips your are so amazing
Those pepper plants are amazing. I'm actually growing a chilli plant in an unheated shed in the UK. It has one large white flower and about 7 tiny buds on the top leaves. At the moment it's getting a lot of sun. I have been feeding it tomato feed every 2 days which I'm not sure is too often. I'll have to move it inside in a few weeks as I don't have a greenhouse. I really like your grow box. I have some silver foam insulation boards which I could use for the sides and will probably just buy a cheap striplight for lighting. Anyway great video I'm now off to shake my plant.
my peppers having the same problem with falling flowers, thank you for this video!
Very nice informative video, thank you for listing the varieties in your grow and for doing something others tend to forget, what nutrients are in use! Best of luck and good growing.
Dude, you rock! You may have saved my bell peppers with this video.
Omg my trinidad pepper plant has flowers but it’s like they shrivel at the root and then fall off! I am following your directions!
Thank you so much for this because I started grow peppers myself so this was so much help thank you
The way u explained was really very helpful I live in Singapore n I can hardly see bees.
Love your videos Khang and just subscribed. Thank you !!
I really appreciate your set-up....it's humble but really productive at the same time!!!
Hey I was wondering if you...or anybody reading this could help me....I wanna grow peppers and stuff but I'm trying to find stuff suited just for milk jugs....any ideas on specific types???
RUclips hasn't been much help, thanks in advance 😉
Exactly what I was looking for. I will try three shaking whole plant method. I used only cotton stick method. I have yellow leaves, do not know, I think it was because of heat
So beautifully explained
Great advice, thanks from North Yorkshire England!
I like the shaking part super easy
yes. your information is simple and clear to understand . thank you.
I knew I’d find my answers on your channel 😄👏🏻👏🏻😍!!
I’ve grown peppers for years successfully but this year is a total bummer 😏hardly any buds and lots of them falling off and I have no idea why. I tested my soil and everything is balanced. I’m growing outside and the heat has been through the roof 100+ degrees ( Florida ) so that might be the problem . Can you help please ?
Thank you for your amazing videos 🙏
When I brought a dwarf "saffron habanero" plant in this fall it popped buds and then dropped them a week or two later. Thought that was kind of funny. It's like it panicked or got confused by the seasons. It's doing great inside now, but no more buds for now. Wasn't really expecting much fruit from it until next summer anyway.
Thank you man. I needed both answers and I loved your video.
They look beautifully.
Khang ,thanks great information , i thought the pollen would fall by itself ,had no idea that it needed assistace inside , will try the tooth brush trick . thanks again. Mike
+mike mcquillan For indoors, sometimes the plant is very still for extended period, since there is nothing to assist with the drop. By the time pollen is ready to drop on their own, the flower is already pass that crucial point. For outdoors, there are winds and bees, etc.. to assist with that.
Thank you for giving me this link. I'm lucky the south side of my living room is all windows, so I bring in all my tropical plants (Minnesota) and all kinds of herb. I also have a garden window where I can put quite a few plants and In the basement I have an area for growing seedling. I understand your problem with so many plants, I'm the same. I'm trying your suggestion for growing some cuttings. Thanks. Nice site.
Awesome❗clearly explained and illustrated. Thanks for sharing🌹
Thank you for the great information!
You are so good and you inspire me. So beautiful🌱
wow i love all your plants..
Great video mate 👍🏽👍🏽🇬🇧
Finally now I know what pollination means.
very patient n knowledgeable ! good teacher , thank ya indeed ..
Very useful information, my habanero keeps dropping flower buds I realise now I think it's too hot . Thank you
the most useful videos about peppers for sure, thanks alot really great stuff :)
+jiri michalek Thank you very much!
Man, your plants are beautiful!
What's the best humidity level (%) for general pepper plants? I'm currently doing Carolina Reaper, scotch brain strain (orange), soon to be DWC.
I have a 4x4x8 grow room which im currently sharing with my Kona coffee plant. I originally started the grow tent for the Kona, and kept the temp/humidity for it (75'f / 60%(night) -80% (day) humidity constant.
My plan is to try and use the water vapors from my 2-3 buckets for humidity and share the tent with all my plants until the weather gets warmer. I currently live in FL, and during the spring-fall the Kona thrives outside.
So when it gets warmer I'll be pulling out the Kona coffee plant and slowly transition it outdoors.
My current tent set up is...
Lights - Bloom Plus BP3000 LED full spec lights
Humidifier - 60% at night, 75% day (until DWC for the peppers)
Current temps 60-64'f night, 75-78'f day.
So again, what is the best temp (I'm assuming 75'f) and best humidity level for pepper plants?
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Now I understand, why my plants grow so many fruits when they’re outside but so few when they’re inside.
Great video full of useful tips.
For a pepper plant to produce a peck of peppers to pick, proper pollination is a prerequisite. Pollination of bell peppers occurs only in specific temperature range. The flowers are self-pollinating and do not need the assistance of bees. Certain instances may require pollination help for bell peppers.
My brother! Great video! That one plant that you showing off there, did you prune that when it was younger?
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