Greenhouse Tour July 2023 Chilli House Tour

Join us for a tour around our backyard greenhouses! check out out the highs and lows so far this season! If you like chillies you'll love this
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[@janeturley3717]

I love that your wife has bought you a ball of tine. I would be very chuffed with that, anything for growing is always appreciated

[@MyFamilyGarden]

It's the little things that make a happy home 🏡

[@Ukbanglalife]

MashaAllah. Lots going on. Good idea to keep some chilli plants in small pots.

[@willowgrove631]

Everything is looking great in your greenhouses! I bet you’re glad of the extra space now the weather has turned so bad 👍. Wow, the flowers on those hyacinth beans are gorgeous.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Now we need the heat it goes backwards, sods law lol

[@derek-press]

my year so far here south of Frankfurt am Main Germany
potatoes, doing ok regardless of the 6 weeks "no rain"mulched with grass, ,we are getting rain now 👍
Kolarabi Brilliant,best we have ever had
cucumber,pretty good
zucchini also doing ok
Tomatoes brilliant (again thanks for the planting of suckers tip ;) ) planetd 10 suckers have now 5 good looking extra plants
The cabbage disaster totally attacked by white butterflies,half-eaten some of them,I just pulled them out and threw them on the compost
peas ?? I don't know what went wrong they were coming on so well and then within a week all brow,blight so they all got burnt on the bbq
Salad,of course an easy crop,and we have been eating fresh salad almost every evening 👍
herbs always easy ,mint is amazing this year
apple mmm ok but a lot of black fly , cherries well waiting to see
pumpkin two nice plants coming on
grapes loads !!!! we should get i think this year 10 liters of grape juice
mm can't think of what else I'm just happy that we are now getting some rain and the forecast is for the whole week rain :)
stay safe everybody, Happy gardening
...edit oh I forgot the peppers they have started to flower

[@maxi-trillion]

Good stuff! Some of the best chilis i've gotten have come from a smaller plant

[@richardcannings9822]

Down in west wales never heard of any of your plants

[@briansgardenandpolytunnel8172]

i've missed a lot of live streams because i tend to go to bed at 3 in the afternoon these days. sorry mate....................brian

[@MyFamilyGarden]

How are you getting on?

[@briansgardenandpolytunnel8172]

@@MyFamilyGarden district nurse every day, mate....................brian

[@lorrainemalyan9655]

Thank you. Learning lots about chilis from you.

[@moezarty]

Salaams Monty, have you tried Toofan F1 for desi green chillies for curries? Im trying them for the first time this year and I’m astonished how well they’ve done. I have 5 plants and have already picked over 500g of chilis from them and they’re still producing. Maybe it’s something you’d like to try next year. By far the most prolific green chilli variety I’ve ever grown. If you get ground water issues, I’d suggest raised beds. I had the same issue at the allotment and it’s now resolved. Slugs have destroyed my habanero varieties this year and I’m yet to see any of them set fruit. Even the over wintered ones are lame this year. My Emir F1 and Minnesota Midget melons are doing good. I’ve got about 5 fruit per plant grown vertically. Superb varieties to grow in your greenhouse. I also spent a little more money this year and got grafted scorpion aubergines to trial. They’ve grown into trees and I’m picking one 600g aubergine off each plant every 10 days or so, they’re absolutely massive. It’s never been like this and we’ve hardly had any warm weather since June. Definitely one to consider next year if you like your aubergines.

[@briansgardenandpolytunnel8172]

seeds aren't only getting dearer to buy but less reliable for germination. saving seed is the way forward, mate.......................brian

[@nedkelly5866]

I buy most of my veg seeds from the local pound shop... They are 99p a packet, sometimes 99p for two packets... Germination seems grand. They are seeds by a company called De Ree.
I mostly use the baggie and loo paper germination method... Quicker germination, then plant out once there's roots and shoots. Works a treat. The plants grow a lot better as well.