Thank you for this video. I live in AZ zone 9B and started this morning with 12 trays. Hopefully in 10 weeks I’ll transplant outdoors when temps here reach 65 degrees during day. Happy Holidays!
Awesome video! I'm growing growing mine here in the UK, i have two, i alao have many other chilli olants including purple tiger, suger rush peach, aji Limon and more. This video helps me prepare! Thank u
Beautiful. I planted my banana pepper, corn and tomato seeds on 5/6. Im in zone 7 hoping for the best because I may having waited to late to plant the seeds.
I don't think so. Some tomatoes need a long warm season but not all. Peppers and corn do totally fine when weather is warmer. Hope you will have a great harvest. Happy growing and thank you for your comment!
You can find this variety from many seed providers. I got it from Sandia seeds www.sandiaseed.com/products/sweet-banana . Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!
Sounds wonderful. Yes, you can check my amazon page here: www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3dd9a3b6 . If you can't find something you like on my page, let me know and I'll try to help. Happy gardening and thank you so much for your comment! 😊
Yes, correct. Harvesting sends a signal to plant that "don't stop producing". It helps plant produce more and bigger fruits. Also, very small pots, or not fertile soil will result in small fruits. Happy growing and thank you for visiting.
When I grew my sweet banana pepper two years ago I found that they didn't have any taste (bland) when I tried them raw. Didn't matter if they were yellow, turning to orange, etc. Curious your thoughts and personally how flavorful you found your harvest to be.
They taste sweet and for sure they are different than regular sweet bell peppers but no that they don't have any taste. We enjoy them fresh in salads and make pickling (great for sandwiches). Mainly I like their crunchiness. I have learned that both for hot and sweet peppers, hot weather and plenty of sun make them taste better. Do you have a favorite sweet pepper to grow? Besides bell peppers, what is your to-go variety? Thanks you very much for sharing.
I keep my seed trays indoor until the seedlings sprout. As soon as they pop out, I move them outside in indirect sunlight (under a patio umbrella), or 3-4 hours of direct early morning sunlight. You can bring them in at nights if temperature drops below 50F (10C). I hope this answers your question and thank you very much for your comment.
First, it depends on the variety. If the store bought peppers are heirloom variety, like the Sweet banana in this video, the plant grown from its seed will produce same kind of pepper. But if it is hybrid type, there is chance that it will not produce same exact fruit when grown from its seed. But to answer you question, yes you can plant seeds right away. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting!
I usually use pallets to keep my garden organized and also to keep pots off the ground. I don't have a big garden and do most of my gardening in containers. These pallets are very helpful to arrange the containers and maintain the garden. Also, the grow bags sitting on the ground (concrete) don't drain water properly, so elevating them on a pallet works much better. I'd say it is important for me but can be totally optional in other gardens. Hope this answers your question and thank you for getting in touch!
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That's a whole lot of beautiful peppers!😀
I like to pickle them for family members...they love them!😋
I can imagine those yummy pickles 😋 thank you so much for your comment!😊
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Thank you for this video. I live in AZ zone 9B and started this morning with 12 trays. Hopefully in 10 weeks I’ll transplant outdoors when temps here reach 65 degrees during day.
Happy Holidays!
Sounds wonderful! Wishing you a great harvest! Happy gardening in the new year and thank you so much for your comment!😊
Your videos are BRILLIANT! Thank you so much for making them. I’ve learnt so much already
So glad you enjoy watching my videos and found them helpful. Thank you so much for your comment! 😊
Such a calming, beautiful and informative video ! Thank you!!
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So satisfying. Thank you for making this soothing video. It makes me relax completely.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for your comment!😊
Awesome video! I'm growing growing mine here in the UK, i have two, i alao have many other chilli olants including purple tiger, suger rush peach, aji Limon and more. This video helps me prepare! Thank u
Sounds wonderful! happy gardening and thank you very much for your comment!😊
Beautiful. I planted my banana pepper, corn and tomato seeds on 5/6. Im in zone 7 hoping for the best because I may having waited to late to plant the seeds.
I don't think so. Some tomatoes need a long warm season but not all. Peppers and corn do totally fine when weather is warmer. Hope you will have a great harvest. Happy growing and thank you for your comment!
Where can I buy this seed?
You can find this variety from many seed providers. I got it from Sandia seeds www.sandiaseed.com/products/sweet-banana . Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!
I hope to start a garden soon, and your videos are so inspirational. Do you have an Amazon store list for all of the products you're using?
Sounds wonderful. Yes, you can check my amazon page here: www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3dd9a3b6 . If you can't find something you like on my page, let me know and I'll try to help. Happy gardening and thank you so much for your comment! 😊
When removing peppers do you start from the lowest one or just whichever look to be of good size
Usually the ones that are ready, are the lower ones, but I pick whatever is ready. Thank you for visiting.
My banana peppers produce near mature fruit when way smaller than these. Should I still harvest the 2 or 3 fruits if the plant is 6-10 inches?
Yes, correct. Harvesting sends a signal to plant that "don't stop producing". It helps plant produce more and bigger fruits. Also, very small pots, or not fertile soil will result in small fruits. Happy growing and thank you for visiting.
When I grew my sweet banana pepper two years ago I found that they didn't have any taste (bland) when I tried them raw. Didn't matter if they were yellow, turning to orange, etc. Curious your thoughts and personally how flavorful you found your harvest to be.
They taste sweet and for sure they are different than regular sweet bell peppers but no that they don't have any taste. We enjoy them fresh in salads and make pickling (great for sandwiches). Mainly I like their crunchiness. I have learned that both for hot and sweet peppers, hot weather and plenty of sun make them taste better. Do you have a favorite sweet pepper to grow? Besides bell peppers, what is your to-go variety? Thanks you very much for sharing.
I’ll have to try some of those over here ( Ireland )
Well worth trying. Happy growing and thank you very much for your comment and for watching from Ireland!
Thank you for this video.
Did you keep them outside when you first planted your seeds or did you keep them indoors?
I keep my seed trays indoor until the seedlings sprout. As soon as they pop out, I move them outside in indirect sunlight (under a patio umbrella), or 3-4 hours of direct early morning sunlight. You can bring them in at nights if temperature drops below 50F (10C). I hope this answers your question and thank you very much for your comment.
Thank you!
I am excited I just bought some plants,,,,I will let u know how it turns out,,,,Pray 4 me,,,LOL
Wishing you a great and fruitful harvest. happy growing!
Mine crossed with our jalapeno and now I have the hottest banana peppers I've ever tasted. Nice video growmie.
wow, hot banana pepper is a very interesting one. Thank you for sharing!
I wonder: if you were to take seeds from store bought peppers that you like- can you plant them straight away or they need to be dried out first?
First, it depends on the variety. If the store bought peppers are heirloom variety, like the Sweet banana in this video, the plant grown from its seed will produce same kind of pepper. But if it is hybrid type, there is chance that it will not produce same exact fruit when grown from its seed. But to answer you question, yes you can plant seeds right away. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting!
This video is excelente 👍👍👍
Delighted to hear it. Thank you so much for your comment!😊💚
I noticed they are sitting on pallets. Is that important?
I usually use pallets to keep my garden organized and also to keep pots off the ground. I don't have a big garden and do most of my gardening in containers. These pallets are very helpful to arrange the containers and maintain the garden. Also, the grow bags sitting on the ground (concrete) don't drain water properly, so elevating them on a pallet works much better. I'd say it is important for me but can be totally optional in other gardens. Hope this answers your question and thank you for getting in touch!
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Good afternoon wow very nice video sharing l like your video thanks 🙏 welcome to my garden visit 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you very much for your comment! You have a beautiful garden too!😊🌱